One of a kind felted button, pin or broach class

 Due to this class selling out so quickly, we are offering it again on Sunday September 14th.

Regina’s class display was breathtaking!! Hasta leaves were filled with shells, spectacular geodes and unique gems. To see this sight as you walked through the door was truly moving. The first part of the class was a in-depth lesson on color, where we looked at nature and observed how unexpected color combinations work together.

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Three of our teachers/designers sat in on the class as well.  

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 The ladies had a blast sharing their artistic knowledge. We had two painters in the class, which was quite a treat. The end results were incredible. Everyone inspired each other from a different perspective.

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Among many other techniques, Regina demonstrated how to wet felt.

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The finished products.

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In progress…

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The finished piece!!

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1 comment August 13th, 2008

How Sweet!

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Donna finished her Be Sweet Skirt in Be Sweet Bamboo and Be Sweet Ribbon Ball. Now she just has to sew the skirt to the tank top and Jordan’s all set! Lucky girl!

Add comment August 13th, 2008

Cotton Classic Tank

Beth finished her Cotton Classic Tank by Tahki from Tahki’s Summer Cotton Classic Pattern Book. She added a crocheted edge to finish it off. Fun! 

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Add comment August 9th, 2008

Baby Smorg Masterpiece

Beth finished Jane Elliott’s Baby Smorg Jacket from Jane’s class on this wonderful , inspiring, and challenging jacket. The colors are amazing together. 

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Add comment August 9th, 2008

Beautiful Handbag

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 Linda G. designed this beautiful bag using Plymouth’s Royal Llama Silk held together with Artyarns Beaded Mohair & Sequins on size 8 needles. Gorgeous!

Add comment August 9th, 2008

The stiletto’s came off AND the hiking boots came on

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I share everyday with so many of you, so, I thought I would share a few of the days when I was away as well. Here we are in Aspen. Believe it or not, I caught the first fish when we went flyfishing. It was a rainbow trout. Our first location only had room for two fisherman. Of course, I volunteered to sit out and take a bit of “knitting time.”

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The first hike of the week. Knitting was the perfect reason for taking a break. It was also a great excuse because I really needed to get some oxygen into this old body.

3 comments July 25th, 2008

Lucy’s Feather and Eyelet Scarf

Lucy finished Ann McClure’s Feather and Eyelet Scarf in Alchemy’s Monarch. She added beads as she knit to make it extra special. 

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Add comment July 25th, 2008

Baby Blanket

Kathy finished this beautiful baby sampler blanket knit in Encore Worsted in blocks, then seamed together.

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1 comment July 25th, 2008

Top Down!

Jennifer finished this top town sweater in Sally’s Top Down Icelandic Class. Look how cute Jeffrey looks! 

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2 comments July 18th, 2008

Cashmere Baby Sweater

Susan C. once again finished an heirloom sweater for her neice - knit in Karabella’s Cashmere Elite, this Karabella pattern is so sweet.

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Add comment July 16th, 2008

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