Loopa
You don't need to know how to knit to make this
amazing scarf. You use a new tool called a 'Loopa'
from Sirdar. The scarf is made by wrapping yarn
around the Loopa-much like Hairpin Lace. All you
need is a needle and thread and you can make this.
I made this while watching football one Sunday
afternoon.
We have kit this amazing scarf up but I am not sure
how quickly it will get onto the website. If you
are interested, please call and order.
What a great Christmas gift!!
Available colours...
Sites to visit...
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| Christmas is coming
I keep hearing that scarves are out but customers
are telling me differently. Every day we have
knitters coming in who are going to make a scarf for
themselves or a gift.
Here are some great gift ideas. Don't forget that
we offer gift certificates.
In the news section of the website we are now
highlighting new items that have been added. There
are new knitting bags, yarns, books and kits.
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| Silk Needle Cases |
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From Vietnam made of raw and patterned silk. Holds
nine pairs of straight needles and eight pairs of
circulars.
Includes a zippered pouch and is nylon reinforced.
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| New Opal Colours |
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The newest collection, Huntertwasser, should be
arriving in the store any day. Your loved ones will
be very happy to receive a pair of hand knit
socks-just ask my dad!!
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| Victorian Lace Today |
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Victorian Lace Today transforms sketchy
instructions
from the world=92s first knitting books into exciting,
modern-day accessories. Forty patterns and
comprehensive information on the tools and
techniques of lace knitting guide the beginner,
challenge the experienced, and inspire the ambitious.
This book should be in the store at the end of
November. We have ordered some lace weight yarn
from Jamieson's that should be here the beginning of December.
If you are interested in some lace weight yarn, let
me know so I can add your colour choice to my order.
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| Knitting Tip |
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Always photocopy your knitting pattern before
starting. This way you will always have a copy
incase you
- lose your pattern
- spill on your pattern
- write on your pattern
- lend it to a friend
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