Ruth Park, an young new designer, and daughter of long-time Knitivity fan Linda Jo Park (Linda Jo designed several patterns for Knitivity as well to be re-released in September), has just sent me a new lace shawl design especially for … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: July 2012
Well… okay, so y’all know this is all I do for income. I just checked my Web stats for this new hosting package and learned that I have an average of about 760+ daily visits, which is GREAT!!! but I’m … Continue reading
I was just treated to a preview of a new shawl pattern that will be released here this week. It was designed for Knitivity by a young woman, daughter of a long-time friend and supporter of Knitivity. The pattern is … Continue reading
I set out to try and import the old Knitterman blog into this new format. I had several thousand posts there, along with gazillions of comments from visitors. O’course the former website is now closed to me and there’s … Continue reading
I suspect a lot of people just now “meeting me” here at Knitivity may get the impression at first glance that i’m new in the business. Actually I’ve been at this almost six years. The place looks sparse because last … Continue reading
These are all Primo Lace (80/20 Merino/Silk, 1000 yards apiece), all available on the Specials page. And, in case you missed it, ALL orders for two or more yarns this weekend, get a free copy of the pattern for either … Continue reading
Now through 7:00 P.M. on Sunday, July 29, each order for two or more skeins gets a free copy of either the Angel Rae shawl pattern or the Shorty McRippleton pattern. So when you visit the Custom Dyes page and … Continue reading
These are the 8 Primo Lace now drying on the rack. With good weather they should be dry and ready for skeining and presentation this evening over on the Specials page. :-) … Continue reading
Do y’all remember this? And do y’member what it means? Say “fiddle-bits”. Sounds like a fun word, and it sort of tickles the tongue to say it. It is a made up word that means Positively Helping Your Dyer Land … Continue reading
Since I have to deal with 6-7 years of legacy pictures, I thought it would be fun to occasionally post and reminisce. This is one of my favorite washcloth patterns, a very simple stitch repeat, reversible design, made with two … Continue reading