Back to the studio after our week off!! Many of us went to the beach with family, some of us went to the mountains with friends, and some of us did the Staycation. It sounds like we all had a pretty good time, got rested and relaxed!
And now! It's time to start getting ready for SSK over in Nashville, TN in mid-July and Stitches Midwest in Schaumburg, IL in early August!! Come see us! We'll be doing some new things and have some new colors and project ideas which we will reveal as we get closer!
In the meantime, let's do a giveaway! The giveaway is one skein of Hot Shot! Color is winner's choice! Leave a comment about what summer knitting you are doing (or not doing) here on the blog by midnight PST on June 23. We'd love it of you can include the name of the pattern, 'cause we like to know what people are knitting!
Edited to Add: I've just emailed the winner. Congratulations, Chanda! We hope you enjoy your Hot Shot!
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I’m doing a Great Divide shawl in two different skeins of Northumbria DK in Naughty Fairy. Love it!
I am working on the 1920’s shrug to give as a gift to my future daughter-in-law.
Welcome back to work. We have all been waiting for your return and inspiration for new colors. In the meantime I have been working on the Rayas Scarf and Cowl – what an easy pattern and not boring because I get to change colors. Good for a scarf for a boy and a matching cowl for a girl.
Been going through you colors in anticipation for making more. Fingering weight yarn is used. I am very partial to your Sojour but would also be interested in trying one of your other yarns as well. You are one of my daily “look at”
I am learning how to crochet broomstick lace. I want to make a shawl for my daughter’s godmother for all the help and support she has given us over the years, and to let her know that she is indeed a cherished friend. I’m using Morticia in Yet. Love your lace yarns!
I am learning how to crochet broomstick lace. I want to make a shawl for my daughter’s godmother for all the help and support she has given us over the years, and to let her know that she is indeed a cherished friend.