Which Ewe Are You? |
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Join the herd! According to Clara Parkes, founder of Knitter’s Review, more than 200 distinct sheep breeds exist today, and each type has their own traits and their own stories.
If you’ve ever wondered which ewe YOU are, take our Which Ewe Are You? Quiz and find out!
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Categories: Knitting & Crochet |
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Browse all articles from November 2009
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 The Knitter's Book of Wool Written by Clara Parkes Format: Hardcover On Sale: Oct 13, 2009 Price: $30.00 |
- Ask the Experts: Advice for Aspiring Knitwear Designers
Are you thinking about taking the leap from following patterns to designing your own? Some of the best-known knitting and crochet insiders share their thoughts and best tips for young designers on breaking into the business, improving your skills, and finding inspiration.
- Craft Your Way to a Happy Holiday
We presented our favorite books of the season. We showcased crafts that we created for our friends and families for the holidays. Now we’re going to share the love.
- Sock Endings and Beginnings by Clara Parkes
Whether you’re an avid sock knitter or just casting on your first pair, The Knitter’s Book of Socks by Clara Parkes (the brilliant “yarn-whisperer”) shows you why you should pay attention to your yarn before you knit a single stitch. In an exclusive guest post from the fiber guru herself, Clara explains the pitfalls of socks gone wrong, how to approach new knitting challenges, and why, when it comes to knitting socks, practice doesn’t always make perfect.
- New York Sheep and Wool Festival Recap
We love attending the New York Sheep and Wool Festival held each year in Rhinebeck, New York. Who can resist all the gorgeous yarn on display, lamb cooking demonstrations, wine tastings, dog herding competitions, and (our personal favorite) the pumpkin chucking contest? Despite a few passing downpours, the festival was in full effect!
