Our spinning classes have begun again with Barb Johns -- our spinning guru.
Ruby and Mary Lou are working on finishing their Wrap me up Shawls. Almost done!
Our Orenburg Lace Knitting class.
There are lots more classes coming up -- our "Bead up your Knitting" Class is Oct 10th --- there's some homework, so sign up now.. Here's a preview of some other classes.
Two more botanicas done -- I finished mine and Debra is wearing hers. It's just perfect.
Bonnies knit this scarf for the store. It's made out of Isager Alpaca 2 -- free pattern with yarn purchase.
Kris is showing off her Tunisian Crocheted scarf with beads made out of Blue Heron Rayon Metallic yarn. Gorgeous!


Ann took my beginner class last November and hasn't stopped knitting. Here is her Ulmus made out of Jojoland Superwash Melody.


Kathleen buys lots of yarn -- now she says that her son is competing with her to see whose stash is biggest. Here he is with his first hat project.
The Wrap Me Up Shawl is a project that is never ending. I've seen so many of them made -- each one looks unique. Here is Susan's. She has used Woolbearer's hand dyed yarns in this project. I was so tickled to see yarn that I dyed when we first opened the store! I had to get a shot of each of all the squares.
2 comments:
Hi ... I'm your occasional customer ... I live in California ... and I am very curious about the wrap me up shawl ... is it freeform or is there a pattern/guide ? They are gorgeous !
Hi Paula --- the pattern is from Knitting at Knoon and is called the "Wrap me Up Shawl". I sell the pattern. It calls for a self-striping yarn, but as you can see anything will do. I've made two of them - they are a lot fun to knit.
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