Happy March already! And I mean happy. It’s Friday, we’re days away from Daylight Savings time, and an astonishing number of people read Fringe Association in February. So I want to say a huge heartfelt thank you, again, to everyone who likes the blog well enough to not only read it day after day, but to help spread the word about it. Every link, tweet, pin, fave, etc really means so much to me. I can’t say that enough.
Speaking of spreading the love through linking, it’s been awhile since we had an Elsewhere, so here we go:
— Seasonally appropriate in every way: My beloved friend and knitting mentor Jo Strong has published her (free) Irish Mesh Cowl pattern. (I have a couple of hanks of green Manos on hand and am wondering how this would look at aran gauge.)
— Loved Fancy Tiger’s QuiltCon recap, plus their lead-up posts on the dresses they made to wear to the event. This one is my favorite. Or maybe this one.
— Great interview with designer Heidi Kirrmaier on the Quince blog. Plus back-to-back interviews with Gudrun Johnson and Ysolda Teague at Amirisu.
— Another yarn portrait at Design Sponge. (This time hung on the wall; see the second photo.)
— Thought-provoking post by Sarai Mitnick on the decline in quality of mid-range clothing.
— The jewel-encrusted beanie rage continues.
— Etsy blog on the Master Knitter program. (Who knew?)
— And I’m thankful to Stephanie Madewell at Even Cleveland for this Pippi Longstocking quote.
FYI, with regard to that cardigan conundrum, I cast on Acer the other night. Don’t forget to share what you’re working on this weekend. Inquiring minds want to know …
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