Website
I’m not traveling this
month. But I am busy! Just this morning I think I’ve finally
managed to tidy up my website. I was
forced to change the service provider at the end of April. My good friend, Patti Haring, helped me move
the website. I’ve known her since high
school. She’s now an IT
know-it-all. Thank goodness.
It’s taken me since early
May to straighten up and revise my website.
You can now find a list of my upcoming teaching events, new photos of
some of my knit designs and hand spun yarns, my fiber arts resume, and updated
descriptions of the spinning and knitting workshops that I offer. Take a look:
http://www.stonesockfibers.com
Consignment
I am happy to report that Michigan’s Gifts &Treasures has reopened for the season. It is a gift shop located in the heart of Interlochen , Michigan . The proprietor, Paulette, carries only
Michigan-made items from Michigan
artists and craftspersons. And, she’s
got a few of my items for sale on consignment.
I’m especially pleased that she has my wall hanging, “Petosegay –
Sunbeams of Promise”, in her shop.
She also has some of my
recently completed handwoven scarves; mostly cotton, bamboo, and rayon. Perfect summer neck decorations!
Trunk Show
I am also happy to report
that I will have a “trunk show” of my work at Wool & Honey, a very sweet yarn shop in Cedar, Michigan .
You can find my yarns, my knitting patterns, my knitted items, and
perhaps some woven items at this trunk show. Dates are Friday, August 3 and Saturday,
August 4.
I’m especially excited about
the yarns I’ll have there. All my
spinning wheels have been busy helping me make them. You’ll find luxury fibers (cashmere, silk,
mohair, alpaca) and hardworking wools. You’ll
find yarns of all weights, from super fine laceweight to super bulky. There’ll be smooth yarns; there’ll be textured
yarns. Some of the yarns are brilliantly
colored, some are more subdued, and some are natural colors. Something for everyone!
I’ll blog more about this
trunk show as the dates get closer. I do
hope you’ll join us!
Love the Petoskey stone wall hanging!
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