At Quince & Co May is here! We kick off this fantastic fifth month of the year with five summer-friendly knits in Cleaner Cotton™ Willet, by the Quince design team: Announcing the Willet 2017 collection! Monday's Willet Week reveal is Bobbie, designed by Pam Allen. Ah, stripes. Bobbie's easy, comfy fit and those classic stripes make this crew sweater an irresistible addition to the modern knitter's wardrobe. Bobbie is available as part of the Willet 2017 collection bundle, or as a single pattern. Order the bundle now, and let us surprise you with a new Willet pattern each day from now through Friday. More coming your way—Willet Week is just getting started!
At Knitcircus Yarns Needle in the Haystack is the newest in our Impressionist yarns collection; this inspired dyeing technique you'll only find at Knitcircus. Impressionists create a color-changing gradient with pops of other colors throughout for an exciting and one-of-a-kind experience every time.
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Pipeliner Notes
Thank you to everyone who has been in touch with me. A special thank you and welcome to our newest Pipeliners who have introduced themselves in the Welcome Thread. BlueDogThreads who is Suzanne, Brassband who is Pat, Boston, angelasdiner who is Angela from RI, orysiar from Calgary, Alberta CD, emu who is Margaret from Sydney Australia, yarngirl52 who is Debbie from Brockport, jaynaro, LaurenS who is Lauren in Chicago, Lynn in Boston, zipcat who is Linda in Allentown PA, MJ96 from a beautiful small town on Lake Erie, Ontario, and syhunter1 who attended the Georgia Retreat.
Shout out to Kathlynn and her friends who are knitting Piper’s Journey for their Door County Knitting Retreat.
I appreciate your five star ratings and reviews on iTunes.
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Congratulations to:
#70 Robbi5 I have knit Helen’s beautiful shawl patterns before, and would love to knit some more!
#25 ASPENSUE I love Helen’s shawl designs. I have some gradient yarn that I’d like to use on one of her new patterns! (Just need to get a few other items off the needles first.)
#48 LayingCable I love Helen’s shawl patterns! I have made the Sonder shawl so far.
Needle Notes
Zigzagular Socks by Susie White in Cascade Heritage Paints.
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| On the Blocking Bed--Girl from the Grocery Store |
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| by Joji Locatelli |
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| Old Shell/Shale pattern |
The Blethering Room
Plane airport Knitting is different than car knitting.
Socks are not that good for me to knit in the car. Dishcloths, ok, but cotton yarn hard on hands.
- Not much looking at work—simple
- Lots of garter or stockinette.
- Sport weight or heavier. Not splitty yarn
What do you keep on hand for knitting while in the car?
In The Pipeline
Icelandic Read Along/Knit Along
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Hmmmm. I don't remember writing this.
The raisin at the end of the sausage" (or hot dog)
Rúsínan í pylsuendanum. Icelandic for “the icing on the cake” or “cherry on top”!
Have a great week, haste ye back and hold your knitting close.
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