Author Archives: Azariah Fibre Arts

Even as a seasoned knitter, sometimes, something so simple can flummox me. Steven West’s Bubble Shawl did just that. The first time I tried this shawl was in March of 2019. For details on yarn and needle size, see my project page. It was the second year my daughter and I decided to start aContinue reading “It Finally Clicked!”

In this post I will share with you my Coloring Stacking Cowl. It is a project that I did through the Patreon group for YarnHarlot. While I design knitting and crochet items, I am also a maker and I enjoy working other people’s designs and patterns too. Because of that you will also see myContinue reading “I’m a designer and a maker”

If you read my last post here you know that I have decided to take my fiber arts and designing seriously as a business. I am now part of the Swatch Studio Circle and am loving the community there. This past week Pam Grice, the Crochetpreneur offered a Crochet Business Summit. One level was freeContinue reading “Harder than I thought.”

I have had patterns self published to Ravelry since 2012. In that time I have sold a total of 18 patterns. Not much to show for 8 year of work. Toward the end of last year I decided to get serious about my writing and publishing; I took a couple of classes on line, evenContinue reading “Slacker…”

One of the activities I really enjoy is repairing knit or crochet pieces. I have done this often for my personal items and for others as well. Items made from cotton, acrylic and wool. Acrylic is no longer an option for me as I’m allergic to it. This particular repair is on a 6 footContinue reading “Luminous Ladybug Repair”

Here it is! I’m so excited to be re-releasing this design. This is the first of my re-releasing of my old patterns. I am doing this so that I can up date the pictures, make the text cleaner and clearer and hoping to reach some new audience members. Please welcome the Lace Knitting Scarf! ThisContinue reading “Lace Knitting Scarf Re-release!”

I am putting together what is going to a bit of an intensive beginner’s amigurumi class. At this point I am planning for it to be 6 hours, with a lunch break. Much of the time will be spent crocheting, with me there to offer help and guidance. This class will include the directions forContinue reading “Beginnings of Beginning Ami Class”