This Saturday is my Sweet Sale. Lots of bargains so hopefully if you live close enough, you can stop on by. I've finally gotten around to putting this pattern together. A customer, Tiffany, designed this sweater awhile back. It's knit with my Loopy mohair boucle and Salsa yarns.
It has a bit of 'nip' in the waist to give it some shape. One button works great.
I've been getting crafty lately and made dozens of these cut felt hair pins. Fun!
I dye 100% wool felt, cut it into shapes, layer them on and top it off with a cute vintage button.
I've dyed it up in most of my colorways and will eventually carry it in all my colors.
The 'web' yarns continue to be a hot trend. This one has kid mohair in it and it's soft and luxurious. It's knit a bit differently than others I've done. Comes with a free pattern.
All the Noro yarn is 30% off!!! This is oh-so-lovely Noro yarn and I'm just loving knitting with it. I have two new Noro books to inspire you too.
Hope you can make it to the shop this Saturday. If not, check back to the website in a couple weeks for sale yarns.
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