Tag Archives: knitting boutique
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Play time!
Posted on August 22, 2015 by annetarsia in Annetarsia Knits, Blog, Classes.I seem to have a short attention span right now, and am going back and forth between some fun projects – it’s Play time! I knit up the homework for Teddy Bear Sweater Finishing class (watch for this one, it is a super fun way to learn lots of finishing technique!). Yesterday I attended […]
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Buttons for “Sassy”!
Posted on July 1, 2015 by annetarsia in Annetarsia Knits, Blog, Classes.The knitting is done, ends are all buried, but there is still an important task to do before finishing a cardigan. Picking out the right buttons, and sewing them on. I searched through my button stash (yes, of course I have one!) and found the perfect button. It fits well into my simple “k2tog, yo” […]
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Designing a “Sassy” sweater
Posted on June 30, 2015 by annetarsia in Annetarsia Knits, Blog, Classes.Preparing for my only teaching trip to the East Coast this year, I developed a new class for teaching everything Annetarsia in a single day. I knit 3 fun projects for “Annetarsia: Be the Boss of your Intarsia”, and I knit them all twice, using different yarns. I wasn’t ready to move on, so I […]
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Knitting Boutique preparation
Posted on May 23, 2015 by annetarsia in Annetarsia Knits, Blog, Classes.I will be visiting The Knitting Boutique this summer. The store entered my radar when I wandered into their amazing booth at an East Coast fiber event a couple of years ago. They had unique products, and even for fiber folk, were unusually friendly and fun to be around. That is saying something! They invited […]
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Stitches East 2014
Posted on October 13, 2014 by annetarsia in Annetarsia Knits, Blog, Classes.I would like to thank the students, vendors and staff of Stitches East 2014 for an amazing show. It seemed that I was busy every minute, either teaching, visiting or signing books (sometimes all at once!), so I may not have properly expressed by gratitude and appreciation at the time. My classes were all full or […]
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