Here's a Color Affection displayed in their booth:
Another popular project, the Leftie Shawl, was seen in alot of the booths:
Jocelyn at the Handwerks booth was demonstrating her sock knitting machine:
Some knitted hats:
A gorgeous Koigu jacket:
The Opal sock yarn folks were selling machine knitted socks and I bought a couple:
The Yarniacs at a meet up with designer Elizabeth Doherty:
Elizabeth is wearing her Meris cardigan that I am knitting for the KAL:
Love this scarf from Shelridge Farms called The Petal Scarf and bought the kit to make one for myself.
I was with Carol and learned so much from her. Knitters are so congenial. It was a fun two days. Hope I can fit all my purchases in my suitcase.
ReplyDeleteHey that's me! You had fun at the market. Queuing Meris and checking out your Yarniacs.
ReplyDeleteKnitwear everywhere! There some rather handsome shawls in these photos in particular. How wonderful it is that you were able to meet a designer and connect with so many other knitters!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to have to put Stitches on my To Do list.
ReplyDeleteThe stockinet stitch scarf pattern is one that is simple for even the most novice knitters to learn, and is a good transition pattern for those hoping to graduate from basic to more intermediate patterns. The finished scarves are quite attractive, candy garn
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