Showing posts with label ghost knitters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ghost knitters. Show all posts

Sunday, May 18, 2008

DOLLAR STORE FINDS FOR KNITTERS, CRAFTERS, BOOKSTERS ALIKE!




Current mood: giddy



It's Sunday and I'm blogging - just call me a blogaholic...but I wanted to share some adorable bags that I scarfed up from the local dollar store this afternoon. They are perfect for knitters, crafters, and booksters alike! Since I personally fit into all these catagories, I couldn't limit myself to just one bag! Never underestimate your local dollar stores and thrift shops when it comes to handy items for crafters.


Thanks for all your emails and participating in the Fab 5 Giveaway! You make my heart sing! I'm so thrilled to be able to offer all of my blog readers and knitster sisters an opportunity to celebrate Knit 1 for the Road! Winners will be posted tomorrow on this blog. ;)


Back to your regularly scheduled crafting! Marg



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Wednesday, May 14, 2008

LLAMAJAMA IS FIBER FABULOUS!



Here's another discovery from the Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival!
Llamajama and the friendly, vivacious Meredith Kubicki or Meredith1855 as she's known on Ravelry. I encourage you to stop by and see her site!


The 1855 Fiber Company, of which Llamajama and Ghost Knitters are sister handknitting companies, celebrate International Cooperative Day the first Saturday of July every year. It's a day that celebrates awareness of cooperatives, promoting the movement's successes, as well as its shared ideals of solidarity, economic efficiency, equality, and world peace.

Llamajama, as well as Ghost Knitters allow member-owned, democratically-managed cooperatives in the Andes to earn a steady living spinning, dyeing, knitting and other traditional fiber crafts in isolated communities. A portion of the profits is reinvested into the community, providing funds for public health programs and training.


AND AS IF WE AREN'T LOVING THEM ENOUGH!


Their use of plant based dyes are not only earth-friendly and organic, but they are also appropriate for many knitters who are sensitive to chemical dyes.
For additional info go to
ICA or contact Meredith directly at sales@llamajama.com.


I'm going to be dreaming up an eco-friendly project with the yarn I purchased from them - I know it will be something wonderful with all the good vibes in this yarn...get lot's of fiber with Llamajama! Hey, don't laugh, that will be in your head all day to remind you to check out their site! ;)
Marg
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