A big THANKS! to Sandy for making these towels. I love the little quotes. Everytime I use them they make me smile :) So, does it count as aerobic exercise if I knit fast enough? I would like to believe it's true!
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Monday, October 18, 2010
Manos del Uruguay Lace
Manos del Uruguay Lace is a delicate blend of baby alpaca, silk and cashmere. It produces beautiful, intricate fabrics with crisp stitch definition.
Fun bright solids and subtle space dyed colors create a fantastic introductory palette.
CONTENT: 70% baby alpaca, 25% silk, 5% cashmere
LENGTH: 439 yds
Knitting and crocheting with Manos del Uruguay's yarns is always an environmentally and socially responsible act, because as a member of the World Fair Trade Organization, they're committed to improving the lives of the farmers and artisans who help create their amazing fibers!
Free Manos Lace Mirabelle Scarf pattern by: Jennifer May here
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Frog Tree Yarns Trunk Show
I'm excited to have a Frog Tree Yarns trunk show at Stash on Thursday, October 21st 12:00 pm - 8:00 pm.
Enjoy a day with Liz as she shows Frog Tree yarns and patterns. See the patterns knit up into some of the most beautiful garments. Try them on, feel the fiber, see the colors. You will have the opportunity to order the yarn for your favorite project. As a bonus you will receive 10% off your total Frog Tree order.
We will also have Atenti bags to view and order and Patty Davis Designs crochet pillows and other finished projects to see.
Monday, September 27, 2010
"Who Me?" Cardigan KAL begins this Wednesday
Join Suzanne this Wedensday, 1 pm - 3 pm, as she leads the "Who Me" Cardigan KAL. I can't wait to see how everyone's cardigan turns out. I know some who are using Vintage, Rowan Cashsoft, and Remix. I still have to decide which yarn I will be using! Make sure to come by and see the sample Suzanne knit up out of Amy Butler's newest yarn. Details about the KAL on the Stash web site.
Saturday, September 25, 2010
I love paper crafts almost as much as knitting and sewing. So when I saw these I had to share. If you would like to print a few for yourself the link is here. Enjoy! I especially love the little bird with the ball of yarn :)
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