Where Our Authors Are Crafting This Winter |
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The weather is getting colder, but craft season is just heating up! Can’t get enough of your favorite authors? Then be sure to check out these crafty events and see which authors will be visiting your hometown this November and December!
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Wanda Wen, author of The Art of Gift Wrapping:
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Sally Melville and Caddy Melville Ledbetter, authors of Warm Knits, Cool Gifts:
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Emily Martin, author of The Black Apple’s Paper Doll Primer:
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Mary Adams, author of The Party Dress Book:
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Lorna Miser, author of The Knitter’s Guide to Hand-Dyed and Variegated Yarn:
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Categories: Crafternews On The Road | Crafts-General |
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Browse all articles from November 2010
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- Interview with Knitting Instructor and Author Sally Melville
Check out this interview with acclaimed instructor and author Sally Melville as she shares some knitting tips and tricks, her favorite garment, and even her ultimate craft fail!
- Tutorial from Knitting Pattern Essentials by Sally Melville
Regardless of skill level, every knitter knows there are many times when a time-invested project doesn’t live up to expectations. In this excerpt, acclaimed instructor and author Sally Melville explains that the best place to start creating or modifying a pattern is by copying a garment you love.
- Join Our Authors this Winter for Workshops, Classes, and More
Cold winter months are perfect for crafting, whether you’re getting around to a pattern you’ve wanted to try, finishing a big project, or learning a new skill. No matter what your plans are, be sure to check out what our favorite authors are up to in the coming months! They will be traveling all around the country to lecture, teach workshops, and meet with fans, and they may be coming to a place near you.
