My daughter, Hazel, came home from college for a brief stay this summer before returning to move into an apartment in Lawrence. I wrote here earlier that she worked in the shop while I was recently away. What I didn’t write is that she was also hard at work planning and making a fiber sculpture [...]
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This is a photo of the card I’ll be bringing home showing the popular colors for fall 2010. Trends are on the flip side: SHEERLY BELOVED- light knits perfect for layering. URBAN DE-GRAY- The perfect polished shade that showed up all over the runways. GILTY PLEASURES- Gold, bronze and burnished metallics rock! ANIMAL INSTINCTS- Wild [...]
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Education classes run Thursday and Friday before the market opens on Saturday and this year TNNA tried something new called TIPS. TIPS consisted of 6 thirty minute sessions presented by various exhibitors such as yarn companies, publishers, designers, etc. I thought I’d share with you some of the sessions I attended. My first session was [...]
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I love my iphone… I recently read an article in one of my trade magazines that listed some of the knitting apps, so I thought I’d share them and a quite a few others with you here. I’m not including reviews, because I haven’t actually used any of them. I’ve tried to post links to [...]
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Some of you have heard about Hazel’s bat project. It’s been a tough one to photograph so I couldn’t post pictures until there was a little more to post. I think I have a few now that begin to show the progression. It’s going to be a while before she’s finished- school has started and [...]
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My daughter, Hazel, knows how to knit. It’s not her passion like it is mine. She has always knit for the most part with function in mind. I guess that makes her a “project knitter” rather than a an “obsessive have to be knitting for the sake of knitting” process knitter like me. At this [...]
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