Not a lot of sewing is happening, but I have been knitting up some baby hats. Always a fun way to showcase a certain yarn.
This little hat uses a 3 needle bind off while knitting an i-cord. I needed three hands, but managed...
I made another slightly smaller one out of the leftovers. I'm a firm believer that every baby needs a hat : ) The pattern is by A.Opie and is called Duality
These lovely fingerless gloves were knit by Carol. She is an amazing knitter, and fast!!! There are a few samples around the shop made by her. It's a free pattern called Marg's mitts
I've been having fun changing out the window displays. I have everything from gumboots and umbrellas, to needles and books.
Next month will be a camping theme!
This beautiful baby Merino needed to be a little hat too. So soft
This is the very fun quilt the staff made for me when I left Katja's. It's nice to have it hanging in the shop as a reminder of them.
Thank you to everyone who has popped in with well wishes. For those of you who have purchased yarn, how are your projects coming? I'd love to see
Enjoy your week,
Carla
The shop and the yarns look beautiful. I wish the computer had a "feel" ability for the merino.
ReplyDeleteLOVE the hexie letter quilt. That is perfect for the shop!
Thank you for sharing the photo’s. It’s so nice to see the window display and the quilt, LOVE that quilt!
ReplyDeleteOh how I wish I could stop in for a visit.
ReplyDeleteNice to see his lovely your shop has become.
ReplyDeleteThat last photo is lovely with its special quilt and spinning wheel! The colours of the wall is the perfect back drop!
ReplyDeleteI love the window display and would have so much fun doing that myself! It all looks wonderfully successful...congratulations! Love the little hats too....so darn cute!
ReplyDeleteYour shop looks wonderful! I wish I lived nearby :)
ReplyDeleteThe window display looks great! I have some of that Folio yarn. Fingerless gloves are a great idea to make with it. Cute hats too!
ReplyDeleteI think your shop looks magnificent and the quilt from your colleagues at Katja's is the cherry on top!
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking up with Wool on Sundays :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shop and amazing knitting, well done! 😀
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shop and amazing knitting, well done! 😀
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place! And hey, I feel like I'm working 8 days in 6, too!
ReplyDeleteSoon, I will be teaching my girls (and learning myself) how to take raw fleece , wash it, rove it, spin it and then dye it. I'm excited but intimidated. I'm not even sure I got all of those terms correct! :P Wish us luck!
Your shop looks so wonderful Carla. I can only imagine how fun it must be to stage displays and windows. Something I'd love to do. I'm sure owning a shop though is hard work both physically and mentally. Wishing you the best.
ReplyDeleteMan, I really wish I lived nearby! So many yummy yarns to ogle over!! I hope you take a display of your camping themed display too! I love that end of retail! (Also... I can't even imagine what six days a week feels like. I'm up to three full days in shop and crawling to the finish line every week...)
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