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Friday, 11 November 2011 07:52 |
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Thursday, 10 November 2011 15:36 |
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Just announced on Jimmy Bean's Wool's Facebook Page:
JBW is looking for just the right person for a full time position in our retail store. The person we are looking for is patient, friendly, courteous and a pleasant communicator, likes to help people, has sufficient knitting knowledge to answer basic knitting questions, a moderate amount of computer skills and is able to handle multiple situations in an efficient manner. Accuracy & cashiering experience are pluses. If you’re interested please leave us a note here or email
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Good Luck!
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Thursday, 10 November 2011 14:30 |
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Thursday, 10 November 2011 11:10 |
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You should know that this is not a sponsored post. I seriously just want a whole bunch of stuff from Soak for Christmas. In fact there is no wool wash in the house right now. My last bottle of Soak mysteriously disappeared during my last move and I haven't been able to get another bottle so any of these Soak related gift baskets and notions would be warmly welcomed this giftmas. Hint, hint, husband. ;) The Gift Baskets feature sock yarn from Lorna's Laces and Heel, a lightly scented foot cream. Buy the gift basket and some Soak and this is basically one stop gift shopping for your knitter.
If you want a unique gift for the knitter in your life that says "I love that you knit for me" Soak's a good place to start.
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Thursday, 10 November 2011 10:26 |
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Wednesday, 09 November 2011 11:58 |
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Finally the Interweave Lab blog posts are trickling in. It sounds like everyone had a delightful time learning from some of the industry's top designers and teachers. Hopefully, I'll be able to attend next year. In the meantime I will be checking out what others had to say.
Annie Modesitt had a wonderful time, enjoyed teaching her classes and hearing June Hiatt discussing The Principals of Knitting.
Therese of Knitfinder enjoyed Alice Starmore's class.
Feral Knitter has a comprehensive account of her experience, lots more details.
The Flitter Knitter has excellent photos, especially of the market.
Romi has the teacher's perspective of Knitting Lab and some great photos.
Knit1 Eat 1 has a lovely account of all the delicious yarn at the market. So. So. Jealous.
Did you go to Knitting Lab? How was it?
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Wednesday, 09 November 2011 09:19 |
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Last year, we had a series of posts about the best gifts for knitters. Let's face it. It can be hard to shop for knitters especially if you are not a knitter yourself. We'll be featuring great gifts throughout the 2011 holiday season. For now, check out what we recommended last year:
Slippers - sure knitters can make them, but they're busy knitting for everyone else. Get them something to keep their feet comfy through the winter.
Tech Gifts for Knitters 2010 - Some knitters love to document their knitting with cameras, laptops and smart phones.
The Baa Humbug Sheets from Garnet Hill - Sheep related items are awesome :)
For good measure, here's our FREE guide to organizing your holiday knitting if you are knitting gifts for the people you love this year. |
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