Knitwear made by hand, one piece at a time.
Designed, knit and finished by Kelsey on a hand-powered machine, made from 100% merino spun in Donegal, Ireland.
Everything is made to order.
Everyday pieces
The Everyday Raglan is just that— something I want to wear every day.
Originally knit for myself as I felt something missing from my wardrobe.
The everyday raglan has become a sort of uniform, the kind of staple that seems to go with everything and always finds its way into rotation.
Featuring a contrasting color at the tip of the cuffs.
This same color is tucked away as a hidden detail inside the neckband.
Available in two silhouettes to suit your style, REGULAR and CROPPED.
Measurements are noted below.
Each sweater is handmade by Kelsey in her studio in Nashville, TN, on a non-automated vintage knitting machine.
Each piece is knit with 100% merino wool.
There is little-to-no waste created in the production process as each garment is fully fashioned and linked by hand.
The XL bandana is the cozy big sis to our original knit bandana.
It is loosely knit to produce a lightweight fabric that can be breezy when draped, or warm when rolled up.
The triangle shape can be folded and worn various ways - our favorite is tied in the front with the point of the triangle facing down your back.
Knit by Kelsey in her studio in Nashville, TN on a non-automated vintage machine, the shapes are fully fashioned and produce no waste.
The Colorblock vest is available in two colorways, Vivid and Neutral. These vests are knit with a combination of merino wool and mohair. Knit by Kelsey in her studio in Nashville, TN on a non-automated vintage machine. They are fully fashioned and linked by hand, producing little to no waste. The fit is cropped and boxy, allowing for effortless layering.
The Colorblock vest is available in two colorways, Vivid and Neutral. These vests are knit with merino wool spun in Ireland. Knit by Kelsey in her studio in Nashville, TN on a non-automated vintage machine. They are fully fashioned and linked by hand, producing little to no waste. The fit is cropped and boxy, allowing for effortless layering.
The XL bandana is the cozy big sis to our original knit bandana.
It is loosely knit to produce a lightweight fabric that can be breezy when draped, or warm when rolled up.
The triangle shape can be folded and worn various ways - our favorite is tied in the front with the point of the triangle facing down your back.
Knit by Kelsey in her studio in Nashville, TN on a non-automated vintage machine, the shapes are fully fashioned and produce no waste.
The Goldfinch sweater features a striped design and timeless raglan shaping.
Available in two silhouettes to suit your style, REGULAR and CROPPED. Measurements are noted below.
Each sweater is handmade by Kelsey in her studio in Nashville, TN, on a non-automated vintage knitting machine.
Each piece is knit with a combination of merino wool and mohair.
There is little-to-no waste created in the production process as each garment is fully fashioned and linked by hand.
The monochrome vest is your closet staple.
These vests are knit with 100% merino wool spun on the west coast of Ireland.
Knit by Kelsey in her studio in Nashville, TN on a non-automated vintage machine. They are fully fashioned and linked by hand, producing little to no waste. The fit is cropped and boxy, allowing for effortless layering.
The knit bandana is loosely knit to produce a lightweight fabric that will insulate when rolled up, or be breathable when loosely tied.
The triangle shape can be folded and worn various ways - our favorite is as a front tie neckerchief with the point of the triangle facing down the back.
Knit by Kelsey in her studio in Nashville, TN on a non-automated vintage machine, the shapes are fully fashioned and produce no waste.
The XL bandana is the cozy big sis to our original knit bandana.
It is loosely knit to produce a lightweight fabric that can be breezy when draped, or warm when rolled up.
The triangle shape can be folded and worn various ways - our favorite is tied in the front with the point of the triangle facing down your back.
Knit by Kelsey in her studio in Nashville, TN on a non-automated vintage machine, the shapes are fully fashioned and produce no waste.
Homewares
Knit using the fair-isle technique, these cushions utilize multiple colors & strands of yarn in the same row. The color that is not visible is carried or "floated" across the back of the work. This results in the produced fabric being extra thick as the floats add bulk and warmth. These cushion covers are sturdy.
100% feather insert included.
Knit using the fair-isle technique, these cushions utilize multiple colors & strands of yarn in the same row. The color that is not visible is carried or "floated" across the back of the work. This results in the produced fabric being extra thick as the floats add bulk and warmth. These cushion covers are sturdy. They are made out of 100% merino wool.
100% feather insert included.
Knit using the fair-isle technique, these cushions utilize multiple colors & strands of yarn in the same row. The color that is not visible is carried or "floated" across the back of the work. This results in the produced fabric being extra thick as the floats add bulk and warmth. These cushion covers are sturdy.
100% feather insert included.
Knit using the fair-isle technique, these cushions utilize multiple strands of the same color yarn in the same row. The strands rotate being carried or "floated" across the back of the work. This results in the produced fabric being extra thick as the floats add bulk and warmth. These cushion covers are sturdy.
100% feather insert included.
Knit using the fair-isle technique, these cushions utilize multiple strands of the same color yarn in the same row. The strands rotate being carried or "floated" across the back of the work. This results in the produced fabric being extra thick as the floats add bulk and warmth. These cushion covers are sturdy.
All colors are 100% merino wool.
100% feather insert included.
Knit using the fair-isle technique, these cushions utilize multiple strands of the same color yarn in the same row. The strands rotate being carried or "floated" across the back of the work. This results in the produced fabric being extra thick as the floats add bulk and warmth. These cushion covers are sturdy.
All colors are 100% merino wool.
100% feather insert included.
Spun in Donegal, knit in Nashville.
Picture knits
The Numbers Sweater is inspired by a blanket my dad used to have as a kid. It is knit using 100% merino wool that is spun on the west coast of Ireland.
Knit by Kelsey in her studio in Nashville, TN on a non-automated vintage machine using a laborious picture-knitting technique called Intarsia.
There is little-to-no waste created in the production process as each garment is fully fashioned and linked by hand.
The Fruit Bowl Sweater is inspired by the fruit bowl that I had in my Dublin kitchen.
Featuring a drop shoulder and a slightly cropped fit. The neckline is high and a doubled 1x1 rib for a luxury look and feel. The arm cuffs detail a surprise color pop as well as the inside of the neckband.
Knit by me, Kelsey, in my studio in Nashville, TN on a non-automated vintage machine using a laborious picture-knitting technique called Intarsia.
These sweaters are fully fashioned and linked by hand, producing little-to-no-waste.
The Horses Vest is inspired by horses I met on a hike on an island off the west coast of Ireland. It is knit using 100% merino wool that is spun on the west coast of Ireland, a stone’s throw from where I met those horses that started this visual journey.
Knit by me, Kelsey, in my studio in Nashville, TN on a non-automated vintage machine using a laborious picture-knitting technique called Intarsia.
Fully fashioned and linked by hand, producing little to no waste.
The fit is cropped and boxy, allowing for effortless layering.
The Duck Sweater is in collaboration with my dear friend & artist, Emily Miller.
Emily originally painted the duck on cut wood. We then decided, they must be knit đ“… đ“…° đ“… đ“…°
This sweater features a colorful mallard on the front of a knit raglan sweater. The neckband has a hidden pop of color on its interior (perfect blue), as well as a pop of color on the trim of the sleeves (olive).
Knit by me, Kelsey, in my Nashville studio on a hand-powered vintage machine using a laborious picture-knitting technique called Intarsia.
Each piece is made of 100% merino wool sourced from Ireland.
There is little-to-no waste created in the production process, as each garment is fully fashioned and linked by hand.
The classic raglan shaping comes in two fits, REGULAR and CROPPED. Measurements are noted below.
The Fish Vest is in collaboration with my dear friend and artist Emily Miller, who paints fish (and many things) on various mediums. We then decided, they must be knit 𓆝 𓆟 𓆞
Knit by me, Kelsey, in my studio in Nashville, TN on a non-automated vintage machine using a laborious picture-knitting technique called Intarsia. The dots on the fish are embroidered by hand after the garment is knit, giving additional texture and ensuring no two pieces are identical.
Fully fashioned and linked by hand, producing little to no waste.
The fit is cropped and boxy, allowing for effortless layering.
The Apollo Sweater is inspired by the sweater Danny Torrance wore in Stanley Kubrick’s “The Shining.”
It is knit using 100% merino wool, with the exception of the yellow stars being a blend of 70% merino & 30% mohair. All of the wool is spun on the west coast of Ireland.
Knit by Kelsey in her studio in Nashville, TN on a non-automated vintage machine using a laborious picture-knitting technique called Intarsia.
There is little-to-no waste created in the production process as each garment is fully fashioned and linked by hand.
What goes into a picture knit
In intarsia, each block of color is knit from its own strand of yarn, laid in by hand row after row. A slow technique that is difficult to replicate on an industrial scale. It's then linked and finished by hand.
The Everyday Raglan is just that— something I want to wear every day.
Originally knit for myself as I felt something missing from my wardrobe.
The everyday raglan has become a sort of uniform, the kind of staple that seems to go with everything and always finds its way into rotation.
Featuring a contrasting color at the tip of the cuffs.
This same color is tucked away as a hidden detail inside the neckband.
Available in two silhouettes to suit your style, REGULAR and CROPPED.
Measurements are noted below.
Each sweater is handmade by Kelsey in her studio in Nashville, TN, on a non-automated vintage knitting machine.
Each piece is knit with 100% merino wool.
There is little-to-no waste created in the production process as each garment is fully fashioned and linked by hand.