{"id":1529,"date":"2013-11-25T22:21:42","date_gmt":"2013-11-25T22:21:42","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/christineguestdesigns.com\/blog\/?p=1529"},"modified":"2014-03-06T23:09:34","modified_gmt":"2014-03-06T23:09:34","slug":"interview-with-jessica-k-larson-of-goosebear-knits","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.christineguestdesigns.com\/blog\/interview-with-jessica-k-larson-of-goosebear-knits\/","title":{"rendered":"Interview with Jessica K. Larson of GooseBear Knits"},"content":{"rendered":"

Jessica may be found on Ravelry as omarsyarn<\/a> and on her Ravelry Discussion Group GooseBear Knits<\/a><\/p>\n

What is your design process?<\/p>\n

My design process generally starts with an idea, a ball of yarn and some
\nneedles.\u00a0 I typically let the design evolve organically from there.<\/p>\n

When I designed my Lakewood shawl<\/a>, my idea was “a top-down, triangular
\nshawl with cables”.\u00a0 I took this idea, a ball of yarn, some needles on the
\nplane with me during a business trip.\u00a0 The resulting items was a shawl, but
\nthe top-down, triangular and cables got thrown out along the way.\u00a0 Some day
\na\u00a0 top-down, triangular shawl with cables\u00a0 might turn up in my pattern
\nstore.
\n\"\"<\/a><\/p>\n

What influences your style?<\/p>\n

My style is influenced by the things and people around me…nature,
\narchitecture, shapes, and people.<\/p>\n

\u00a0This year for gift knitting, I asked my family members to tell me what
\ntype of item they wanted, along with a few desirable attributes.\u00a0 It’s
\nbeen a fun way to get them involved in my design process.\u00a0 This is how is
\nmy Drexmore hat pattern<\/a> came to life.<\/p>\n

\"\"<\/a><\/p>\n

What about designing and producing patterns are you most adept at, what
\nparts are you most fond of, and what parts are challenging? (Pattern
\nGrading, the last week of editing, coming up with a name for a project,
\nself promotion?)<\/p>\n

My favorite part of the process is when a new design evolves.\u00a0 It gives me
\na sense of accomplishment that can be hard to come by in my day job.\u00a0 I
\nalso really enjoy working with test knitters.\u00a0 I run tests in my Ravelry
\ngroup (GooseBear Knits) and am really lucky to work with some fabulous
\ntesters.\u00a0 They do a good job of keeping me in line.<\/p>\n

Coming up with names and photography are the two aspects I find the most
\nchallenging.\u00a0 I know we can’t all be Jared Flood, but I wish it was a
\nlittle bit easier \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n

You as a Giftalong designer:
\nWhere you surprised at how big the giftalong became?<\/p>\n

Yes and no.<\/p>\n

Yes, I was surprised by how we went from cool idea to big huge Ravelry event
\nin a mere week.\u00a0 The organizing crew was incredible and accomplished way
\nmore than i was expecting:\u00a0\u00a0 fun games, advertising graphics, ginormous
\npile of prizes, unbelievable pinterest boards…<\/p>\n

I’m not surprised by the number and enthusiasm of the participants.
\nKAL\/CALs are very popular and who doesn’t need a little help getting their
\nholiday knitting list under control!?\u00a0 The big sale didn’t hurt either \ud83d\ude09<\/p>\n

Where you skeptical of the \u201cabundance\u201d ideas, or did they seem just right?<\/p>\n

For me, they seemed just right.\u00a0 The veteran designers in this group have
\nalways been incredibly willing to help out newer designers in their field.
\nIt felt right to join forces with them and my fellow newbie designers.<\/p>\n

What have you learned from the promotion?<\/p>\n

The indie designers I’ve joined forces with are incredible people as well
\nas talented designers and supportive mentors. I just can’t say enough about
\nall of them.\u00a0 I can honestly say that this group of people has restored my
\nfaith in humanity’s ability to work together for the common good.<\/p>\n

Some less profound things I’ve learned:
\nPinterest can be used for marketing, how to use twitter, Pixlr is
\nfantastic, who to ask for graphics help, who to ask when I have questions
\nabout all things cotton,\u00a0 I need to learn how to use google docs, Google
\nforms?! – need to learn those too, there are crocheted designs out there I
\nwant to make — something else to learn how to do.<\/p>\n

You as someone who likes to make things questions:
\nWhat is your usual process on a fiber project, for instance, do you start
\nwith a yarn, a cute pattern, a need you\u2019ve noticed, something exciting you
\nsaw in a movie you want to copy, or a technique you want to learn \u2013 then
\nwhat do you do next and then what?<\/p>\n

Every project is a little different…there’s no shortage of
\nexcuses\/reasons to start a new project!\u00a0 New yarn, old yarn jumping off the
\nshelf at me, new technique, old technique that needs perfecting, new design
\nidea in my head, new twist on and old design idea in my head that wasn’t
\nquite right the first time, a new baby is on the way, my grandma’s birthday
\nis around the corner…you get the idea \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n

Does anything intimidate you in knitting or crochet?<\/p>\n

Steeking!\u00a0 Need I say more?<\/p>\n

When you want to learn something, do you look it up in a book, on U-tube,
\nor seek a real person to teach you?<\/p>\n

I’m impatient, when I want to learn, I want to learn it now.\u00a0 Google is my
\nbest friend.<\/p>\n

Any repetitive motion disorders due to knitting or crochet? How do you deal
\nwith them?<\/p>\n

My repetitive motion issues are due to computer use at work. Giving up my
\npaycheck doesn’t seem like a practical solution… My cats go ballistic
\nwhen they see the bottom of the food bowl. One of them even pushes the food
\nall to the sides until the bottom of the bowl is visible, then comes
\ncrying to mommy because he’s starving!\u00a0 Any belt tightening at our house
\nwould not be without serious consequences.<\/p>\n

Once I was doing so much computer work, I had to put my knitting aside for
\n4 months.\u00a0 I took up pottery as a substitute.\u00a0 I really enjoyed it, but
\nsomething about wet hunks of clay and a bulky potter’s wheel made it a bit
\nless portable that a lace shawl project.<\/p>\n

Do you frequent a particular yarn store?<\/p>\n

YES! River Colors Studio in Lakewood, Ohio<\/a>. It’s practically my second
\nhome.\u00a0 When life cooperates, I can be found there three days a week.
\nThat’s only because we haven’t convinced the shop owner to stay open late
\nmore than one weeknight.\u00a0 That’s OK though because she is extremely
\nsupportive of me as a local designer.<\/p>\n

People are always welcome to sit an knit at one of the project tables any
\ntime.\u00a0 I like to sit there and enable customers into buying more yarn than
\nthey had planned..hee hee.<\/p>\n

The yarn selection is fabulous…there’s even a Malabrigo room! Yes – a
\nwhole room for Malabrigo, but when a new shipment comes in, the room is
\nusually too small.<\/p>\n

Hmm, I seem to have been side-tracked by Malabrigo…that shouldn’t
\nsurprise anyone who knows me.<\/p>\n

Do you usually finish things? If not, does it bother you?<\/p>\n

I usually finish things…it may take a few years.\u00a0 Sweaters are probably
\nmy biggest downfall.\u00a0 It’s those stinkin’ sleeves.\u00a0 I think vests are my
\nnew favorite garment!<\/p>\n

If I stumble across a UFO and can’t remember why I was originally excited
\nby it, then I probably didn’t do a good job of listening to the yarn when
\nit told me what it wanted to be.\u00a0 I frog and promise the yarn I’ll listen
\nbetter the next time.\u00a0 Sometimes the yarn has to smack me in the head a few
\ntimes before I really do listen though.<\/p>\n

Do you get to do any \u201cselfish knitting?\u201d<\/p>\n

I self-publish my designs, which gives me the flexibility to design around
\nmy day job.\u00a0 It also allows me to knit what I want to knit.\u00a0 Most of the
\ntime, that means stuff for me and sometimes it means a gift for my
\nknit-worthy friends and family.<\/p>\n

When I wanted to make myself a skirt with some sort of cable around the
\nbottom, I was surprised that I couldn’t find any patterns in the
\nRavelry database.\u00a0 My Rosendale pattern<\/a> filled that hole and I got a
\nfabulous new skirt \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n

\"\"<\/a><\/p>\n

Is knitting a seasonal activity for you?<\/p>\n

Only if “every waking moment of free time” can be called a season \ud83d\ude09\u00a0 On
\nthe rare occasion when life gets in the way of my knitting, my husband
\nresorts to an intervention by day three.\u00a0 It’s not pretty!<\/p>\n

What makes you buy a pattern (lovely photo, the story of the project, it
\nlooks do-able, it looks slightly challenging\u2026)<\/p>\n

I’m an engineer, so the way I interact with the world is by looking at
\nthings and asking “How does that work?”.\u00a0 The patterns I’m most likely to
\nbuy are the ones that have me asking that question and not finding an
\nanswer.<\/p>\n

What gives you the feeling that you got your money\u2019s worth out of a pattern?<\/p>\n

If a pattern allows me to make something I couldn’t figure out how to do on
\nmy own, it’s worth it.\u00a0 Sometimes I’ll buy just to get a feel for how other
\ndesigners write patterns. In this case, I’ve learned something, so I got my
\nmoney’s worth, even if I never get around to knitting the item.<\/p>\n

What do you most enjoy about knitting or crochet?<\/p>\n

It keeps me sane…we’ll, if you don’t count my yarn obsession.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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