While awaiting my order from Round Mountain Fibers, I’ll be featuring them at the Yarn Tasting on February 12th. Hand dyed in Brattleboro, Vermont, these superwash merino yarns are scrumptious. You’ll particularly enjoy the fingering weight colorway, Kestrel. Join us from 5-7 for nibbles and sips and a great feeling yarn.
Knit or crochet a little red hat, or two, or twenty! Next month is February and the American Heart Association is calling for knitters and crocheters to make enough red hats for every newborn in participating hospitals to raise awareness about heart disease and congenital heart defects. Guess what? Both Littleton Regional Hospital and the Children’s Hospital at Dartmouth are participating, so here’s your opportunity to do a small thing with great love. How lucky are you to have such skill!
More information can be found at Heart.org
So much knitting! So little time! With inventory and end-of-year tasks, it has been difficult to get knitting done. I promised to have my pattern ready for Sunday to give away at the North Country Fiber Forum gathering and it is done! We are knitting red hats for Heart Awareness Month–February–and I have two recent patterns, matching mother/baby sets in honor of the birth of Casey’s baby girl, Haley. You can find them at my KISSpatterns Etsy shop. I made the adult version with Peace Fleece’s Amaranth. Love their yarn. Love their story. The baby version is knit with Kraemer’s Perfection. Love their yarn. Love their story.
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