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Beloved knitted bonnet
The Beloved knitted bonnet is done and is on its way to Maple and Moose for pick up.
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Find my handknits at Maple and Moose
You can find my natural fibre handknits at Maple and Moose gift store in Blyth, Ontario.
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Log Cabin and home
Just wanted to share an update and photo of the log cabin pillow cover on the needles this month. With the extra snow this year and long winter nights, I’ve been thinking about warmth and home. The first quilt I made was a traditional log cabin quilt. I gave it to my parents and it has since come back to…
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What is Stitch Revival Studio?
I'm a one-woman, home-based knitting business, creating knitted items inspired by vintage needlework and natural fibres.
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Knitting, museum reproduction, Needlework, Pattern Recreation, Test-Stitchers, Updates, vintage reproduction
Huron Wristers – an update
I was working at finalizing & editing my pattern for the Huron Wristers, a pair of fingerless gloves. Gotta get it ready for a test stitcher or two. Wool is from Steele Wool Farm . Colourwork is based on a pair of knitted gloves in the collection of Huron County Museum.
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New wristers pattern underway
So November is here and there’s snow arriving in Huron County. It’s time to return to mitten knitting. It’s been years since I’ve made mittens; about 20 in fact. But, I’ve been thinking about a history-inspired stranded mitten pattern and I can’t get the colour-work idea out of my mind. The fair isle portion (see next post) that I plan…
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A dress of many patterns
Hi, everyone! Today on the blog it’s all about a dress recreation project: a dress of many patterns. I’ve spoken about the idea of recreating a vintage, Edwardian-styled dress from the collection of the Huron County Museum & Historic Gaol. The plan is to recreate the basic pattern of a tea dress using swatches of recreated needlework items. So, it’s…
