You sure look good for 143!
Hope you’re all out enjoying the sunshine and having a cold one.
(I sure miss Jeni’s. Mmmmmm!)
Category: adventures
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some housekeeping
A little cleaning up of the blog here and there – I’ve updated my Wholesale page with a new up-to-date price list. I’ve lowered the price on a couple of the accessory patterns to match the retail price of the patterns here, so if you’re interested in carrying my patterns at your shop, drop me a line and let me know!
I’ve also updated my Classes page – due to a lack of registration I won’t be teaching at Knit Camp this year. Anyone who signed up for my classes should have received an email with an option for switching or a refund. If you haven’t, you should probably let the Knit Camp people know what you want to do!
Since that means I’m in town all summer now, I’d love if the locals would come and take a class with me at lettuce knit – I’ve got lots of spaces available in my July and August classes.
I’ve spent all day doing computer work (especially final polishing up of the new pattern that’s been seen out and about lately) and haven’t had a chance to knit at all! Time to change that – I’m almost at the end of my first ball of cashmere on this scarf:
Say it with me now: oooooooooooh.
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a week past
I’m sure you’ve seen Ysolda’s awesome TNNA booth around the internets, but I’ve some photos to share too! Who cares that they’re a little late?
Looking into the booth from the aisle. Featuring Olgajazzzy in the middle!
Gudrun’s beautiful corner.
My own corner!
I LOVE these posters for Ysolda’s upcoming book, Little Red in the City – those buttons and skeins of yarn were surprisingly difficult to pin up there though!
Small Bob hangin’ with the toys and trains.
Fantastic photos hanging outside the photobooth. So fun.
And for a bit of knitting content, the shrug I was working on before TNNA, and before I was sidelined by my elbow pain:
It’s in Sweetgeorgia Merino Silk DK, and though I didn’t get to wear it in Columbus, I’m back working on it now! Mmmm, silky.
