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Show + Tell April 2019
Pattern: #16 Cardigan Jacket by Missoni
Yarn: Missoni Bambi, Oki Cotton
Pattern: Doll Sweater (from various sources)
Yarn: Various
Pattern: Mosaic Blanket
Yarn: Knit Picks
Pattern: Citrine (own design based on Ceilidh)
Yarn: Classic Elite, Classic Silk
Posted above are the Show & Tell participants who consented to have their work posted to our website.
We are excited to be hosting our second DEstash/REstash Make Along (MAL), which started on February 1 and finishes at 9 a.m. on FROLIC day. See RAVELRY discussion for details and chatter.
At the February 20th, 2019 meeting, the Guild presented a statement on inclusivity and representation within the Guild and the wider knitting community. To continue the conversation on this issue and solicit feedback and input from as many members as possible, the Guild will host an informal discussion during the social knitting time of the March 2019 meeting, from 6:30 p.m to 7:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Feedback, thoughts and input from the discussion will be brought to the board as recommendations for continuing this work. If you cannot attend but would like to share your experience, you can contact any member of the board by email, or at a meeting. |
Please join us at the March Meeting! Some questions to consider: |
Pattern: Caradon Hill Jumper by Blacker Yarns
Yarn: Baa Ram Ewe Dovestone DK
Pattern: SJ Sweater
Yarn: Leo & Roxie
Pattern: Brioche 2-Colour Shawl by Nancy Marchant
Yarn: Koigu & Cascade Heritage Silk
Pattern: 4-Pointed Star Pillow (own design)
Yarn: Various
Pattern: MacAskill Scarf (own design)
Yarn: Knit Picks Wool of the Andes Bulky
Pattern: Carbeth by Kate Davies
Yarn: Feisty Fibres Defiant DK (Rebel)
Pattern: Fern & Feather by Jennifer Steinglass
Yarn: Yarn Therapist & Feisty Fibres
Posted above are the Show & Tell participants who consented to have their work posted to our website.
After Kate Atherley’s entertaining and highly informative presentation at our January meeting on “The Good, The Bad & The Ugly of Working with Handpainted Yarns”, Kate has graciously allowed us to release:
Kate would also like to share with you the images and Ravelry links for four of the knitting patterns she created to showcase hand painted yarns:
Show + Tell December 2018
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