So I’m off to Tolt today for their 5th-anniversary weekend — the celebration at the shop tomorrow and then teaching my new Cascara Mitts pattern on Sunday (photo above, top). Remember the pattern will be downloadable on Ravelry tomorrow morning! Along with the rest of the whole gorgeous mini-collection.
Meanwhile, DG and Allison will be manning the Fringe Supply Co. booth at Fiber in the ‘Boro tomorrow, our beloved local fiber festival in Murfreesboro. If you’re in the vicinity, I highly recommend this sweet fest.
And next week at some point I get to tell you about the next Fringe and Friends Knitalong! Which will start on Jan 1 again, like the last. I’m soooooper excited about it, so look for that news midweek, hopefully.
But for now, a tiny spot of Elsewhere:
– This profile sent me to by reader Hanna is of my new hero, knitter, veterinarian and slow fashion muse Kat Bazeley, written by Mina Holland (photo above, bottom, by Elena Heatherwick for Toast) — the perfect read for the end of Slow Fashion October
– Speaking of which, I’ve saved a whole recap of the closet challenge steps, highlights and main discussions from this year’s Slow Fashion October — tap the “recap!” highlight at the top of the @slowfashionoctober profile page
– Magnificent interview about Faroe Islands history and the origins of Navia yarns
– I always love the people at shows and festivals who come with an annotated map of which booths they want to hit up and what they’re looking for. Kay’s Rhinebeck bullet journal spread goes one step further, and applies well beyond Rhinebeck
– Behold, a massive knitted map of the cosmos (thx, Barb et al.)
– and some major crochet temptation
Have a wonderful weekend, everyone — see you next week!
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PREVIOUSLY: Weekend Reads
Photos courtesy of Tolt Yarn and Wool and Toast, used with permission
Kat’s sweaters are amazing.
That interview reinforced my desire to knit a traditional fair isle sweater or vest.
Do you have anything from Toast, Karen? Are they a good slow fashion brand? Anyone else thoughts on Toast?
That map of the constellations is epic!
I wouldn’t have ever put the words “crochet” and “temptation” in the same sentence before, and clicked the link as a dare – but WOW, those are amazing!