I'll also be having another fabulous giveaway next week so please stay tuned to this blog for the scoop! You won't want to miss out on this one...
Back to your usual knitting, crocheting, and backyard bbq!
Marg

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There is a back story and a starting place for every project...
What inspired me to write Knit 1 for the Road? You - my fellow knitters and crocheters! I started knitting and crocheting when it wasn't so "cool"and it was usually a solitary time - after work and while watching tv. Years later, after joining a crochet group in Ventura around 2000 my world exploded - we all new each other from dancing on Friday nights and we also crocheted or knitted every Wed. On the weekends, a group of us would hike, go to concerts, dance, meet for lunch and have our projects with us. I grew to love this time and learned so much from my fellow knitters and crocheters. We also worked on charity projects in between personal projects. This really appealed to me. I cherish that time in my life. Knitting, for me, has always been a constant friend and has sustained me through bad times as well as happy.
Knit 1 for the Road is my tribute to all my fellow knitters and was created to inspire (especially new knitters) to learn as much as they can, how to go about it and how to stay motivated...the intermediate knitters will find patterns that they can knit on the move and will inspire them to embellish and use finishing techniques they love, as well as adapt their favorite yarn to each project.
It is also a tribute to my sister, Lea, who put the first knitting needles in my hands and taught me the magic of knitting...I am forever grateful to her for spending the time to teach me.
I am not a celebrity or an expert - I am learning every day on my knitting journey, just like most of us, but I am happy to share my knowledge of many years of knitting and learning from some fabulous knitters along the way.
Knit-Share-Go!
It's the small things in life that touch us the most... here is one of those things I hope you will enjoy.
EmotionalBaggage is in the house!
Enough wool fiber to create the adorable Babies, Bobbles & More pattern featured in Knit 1 for the Road. This hand-dyed wool fiber is gorgeous and soft to the touch from Rachel-Marie of Knitty Dirty Girl.
7th Email Winner
A Knit-Share-Go! sturdy canvas tote for all your portable projects! (like the one's in my book ;) Dimensions are 17 ½ "wide and 15" deep. Plenty of room for Knit 1 for the Road, yarn, and US size 8 needing needles because all the patterns in the book are done in that size!...You'll also have room for your favorite lip gloss of course!
13th email winner
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This colorful, portable knitting journal to help you stay motivated. It's blank inside, just waiting for your ideas, pics, knitting business cards, pattern notes, hopes, dreams and everyday musings! You will find this a quick, easy way to document & organize those ideas. There are many other helpful techniques in Knit 1 for the Road.
21st email winner
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The Knit-Share-Go! mouse pad to remind you to take a bit of time for knitting today…more about that in Knit 1 for the Road.
25th email winner
A Knit 1 for the Road cup to fill with your favorite herbal tea, hot chocolate, or café au lait while you're knitting on your favorite Knit 1 for the Road project.
Thanks for stopping by and Happy TGIF Everyone!
Marg
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Teresita Valadez, founder of Ravelry Group, Hearts of Love ,
Kathleen & Nick Greco of Jelly Yarns, Part One, Jelly Yarns, Part Two ,
Creator of Knit Outta the Box, Laurie Gonyea
INTERVIEW with Marlene Gill of Ateliermarla.
INTERVIEW with SueFragiacomo of FragiacomoGlassArt.
INTERVIEW with Sue O'Connor of RabbitHollowPrims
INTERVIEW with Anca of FarAwayDesigns
INTERVIEW with DianaBeard of CoutureDesigns.
INTERVIEW with Alecia Miller of Madbird.
INTERVIEW with Stacy of theagansdragon.
Interview with Shelle of Crochet Cabin (Shelleden on Etsy.com)
Interview with Stephani Camp of Tomorrow Farm.
Interview with Three Bags Full, Because One Bag is Never Enough!
Interview with Finding Charm (Budget Friendly Handmade Jewelry)