What if your wardrobe could tell the story of you? In this talk, we explore the powerful intersection of personal style, intentional making, and self-expression — and how choosing what you knit can become an act of radical authenticity.

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• How to identify your personal aesthetic and use it as a filter for every knitting decision you make

• Why so many knitters end up with a closet full of beautiful pieces they never wear, and how to break that cycle for good

• A practical framework for building a handmade wardrobe that reflects your real life, your real body, and your real self

The highest compliment a pattern can receive? "I'd make this again." In this talk, we dig into what makes a knitting project truly worth repeating — and how to find (and finish!) projects that give you that feeling every time.

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• What separates a forgettable knit from one you return to again and again — and how to spot the difference before you cast on

• How to evaluate patterns, yarn, and fit so your finished objects actually make it into your regular rotation

• The mindset shift that turns "I only knit this once" into a closet full of pieces you genuinely love wearing

Brioche has a reputation for being complicated, but I truly believe if you can knit and purl, you're already halfway there. This talk takes the mystery out of brioche and replaces it with confidence, clarity, and a whole lot of "oh, that's all it is."

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• Why brioche feels intimidating (and why that feeling is completely misleading)

• The core mechanics of brioche stitches, broken down into familiar moves you've already been making

• How to read brioche patterns, troubleshoot common confusion points, and actually enjoy the process from cast-on to bind-off