Just Pics

It’s wild and crazy at the shop – thank you so much! – and so much to do even when we’re closed, that I’m just posting pictures this week:

This is what UPS delivered last Wednesday morning: Cascade, Plymouth, Debbie Bliss, Manos – and much more!  We really scrambled to get this onto shelves (some have not made it – I got Casbah from Fleece Artist – so beautiful, but I haven’t finished chuckling and rubbing my hands and gleefully murmuring “I’m rich, I’m rich!” to myself.  I’ll share it soon, I promise.)

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Whooppeeeeee – lots of new yarn!

I finished the foulard in Ella Rae’s Lace Merino and the pattern is now free with purchase of any hand-dye at the shop:

This is as knitted:

This is while blocking:

And this is Karen modeling:

Light, lovely, easy, quick!

I also finished the top-down sweater in Superior (laceweight cashmere/silk) from a Cocoknits pattern. This was last week’s status:

And these show two ways to wear the finished garment.  Just took 2 balls, so soft and pretty!

Donna Guthrie designed this Seaman’s Scarf – the pattern is available for sale at the shop.  She has made it in several yarns:  Kid Classic from Rowan, Sportweight Alpaca from Frog Tree, and Adagio from skacel’s Primera collection, all very pretty.  This is in the alpaca:

And this is Janet modeling a wonderful wrap she just finished in Debbie Bliss Luxury Donegal Tweed, with another version of Donna’s scarf around her neck.  The wrap is a design from Plymouth which we modified to make in one piece. (Doesn’t she look great?  This is a terrific color for her, n’est-ce pas?))

I want one!!!

Annette Lengel made this old-fashioned baby bonnet from a vintage pattern in Panda Silk – it’s too cute:

Britta Hyneman made this adorable little baby sweater in Encore from a pattern from Last Minute Knitted Gifts:

and Sandy Albert is finishing up some kids’ projects too.  This is in yummy Cashsoft DK from a favorite hoodie pattern:

and this is modified from a Knit One Crochet Too pattern, to size it up from baby to little girl:

Jeannie Edfort made this amazing shrug from Sari Silk and various coordinating yarns:

She also makes and sells these fabulous bags at her Etsy store, www.GloryByJeannieLee.etsy.com.  Wow!

What a week!! Come by soon….

Trish

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