Saturday, August 25, 2012
Thursday, June 16, 2011
PINK IS THE NEW BROWN Seems like everything I made last year was some shade of brown. This Spring, inspired by Blossom, our resident cherry tree fairy, everything is coming out pink. A pink dress in French General's Petite Ecole, a pink shawl in morehouse lace, a pink short sleeved lacy sweater in Tosh Light, and finally, the easiest quickest project start to finish ever - a pink tie. The dress and the tie were sort of made up with some vintage patterns providing some building blocks. This tie was so easy to make, really. Two hours is all you need. You are welcome to use our sewing studio for free this week to make one in honor of Father's day.
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Madeline Tosh Back in full force! Un-earthly colors in Merino Lightand Prarie. Both yarns are perfect for summer knitting. They are yearning to be knit up as light and airy cardigans for all those beach walks or Promenade strolls. | |
Imperial Stock Ranch Batten down the hatches, you will be blown away by these new yarns from my favorite new friend. Anna is a hand-dyed cotton wool blended and plied beauty. Erin is a hand-dyed wool, a bit lighter than it's worsted weight sister. | |
Cascade Ultra Pima Eight new summer colors in this fabulous silky smooth cotton. |
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New Summer Plaids
I haven't made a shirt for my Dad since I was in high school. My Dad is 6 foot 5 and always sports a big plaid shirt. He definitely needs a new one out of one of these fabrics. | Kona is back
As always, an inspiring rainbow of colors. |
Oil Cloth Now fully stocked and ready for all your decks, kitchen tables, and picnics. A good Oilcloth makes the whole family happy. |
New Patterns from Colette Check out our newest patterns from Colette. Dresses, shirts, skirts and even lingerie. | |
75 Birds, Butterflies and Little Beasts to Knit and Crochet A small book packed with garden creatures. We are building a garden in our window. Any creatures that would like to inhabit it are welcome. |
Teeny Tiny Toy Knits with Anna from Mochimochiland June 19th 1-3 pm Take knitting to the extreme by learning to make miniature toys no bigger than a peanut! In this class, Anna Hrachovec of Mochimochi Land will show you the basic techniques and minimalist details needed to knit an adorable Tiny Panda or one of her other toy patterns. Knitting in the round on double-pointed needles, making an I-cord, and simple embroidery are some of the techniques explored. These miniature objects make cute trinkets, embellishments, or accessories. Sign up here |
Toy Design with Anna from Mochimochiland June 26th 1-4 pm Design and make your own huggable doll, animal or other character that is all your own! Anna Hrachovec of Mochimochi Land will guide you in starting with a sketch and turning it into a plan for a knitted toy design by using some simple geometry and math along with lots of tips and tricks from her years of experience exclusively designing toys. Sign up here. | |
Crocheted flower Workshop with Cal Patch Friday June 24th 6:30-8:30 May flowers may come and go, but you can whip up some colorful spring cheer with your bits of leftover yarn and a crochet hook. Learn how to make a variety of styles of flowers to adorn any kind of handwork! We will explore several methods of construction, and you'll leave with a bouquet of new skills. Sign up here. |
Zippered Pouch Workshop with Cal Patch June 25th 10 am-12 pm
Here's a quick project that can be adapted for all kinds of uses: the classic zippered pouch. Whether you need a business-card holder, laptop protector, camera case, or crochet hook carrier, here's the solution! We will learn how to insert a zipper and sew a pouch to suit your style.
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Saturday, April 30, 2011
BUNNY LOVE Meet Pollo, my Slick Back Angora bunny. He is the cutest bunny on the block. I don't think he sneaks around hiding eggs but he reminds me that the little ones and the big ones need holding and stroking and even though they seem independent, they always appreciate unconditional bunny love. In my world, Easter is an excuse to get some more bunnies in our midst whether they be stuffed, wooden, edible or alive. |
Schulana Angora 100% Angora yarn. in a worsted weight. Perfect for baby booties or any accessory far away from the nose. | |
Jamie Harmon Yarns Merino Wool and Angora blend 2-ply and single ply yarn. Hand spun and dyed in Vermont. |
Wooden Bunnies
Hand carved and painted woodenbunnies from Germany | Felt Bunnies
All natural wool felt bunnies from Germany |
Vintage laundry bag Appliqued with a bunny and a bird
| Pewter Bunny Frame |
Bunny Cups
Hand made in Brooklyn, these cups are perfect for drinking or holding your tools and notions. |
Saturday, May 1, 2010
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