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We are so excited to welcome Kate McMullin from McMullin Fiber Co. back for a Trunk show!
From Her Website:
McMullin Fiber Co. Est. 2004
Started by Kate when she lived in a small town in New Mexico with no LYS. The local craft store just wasn't cutting it, so she started experimenting with fibers and dyes. The shop originally started as the ultimate stash excuse - what's better than being able to say, "Oh that's not *my* yarn, that's for the shop." Now it has grown into Kate's passion, and a way to ensure the kids have summer jobs waiting for them as they grow.
We believe in family
We believe in handmade
We believe everyone can be an artist
We believe in crafting with the highest quality materials and making them affordable for other fiber artists too
We believe the Cincinnati Reds are going to win the World Series next year, or maybe the year after that...
by Andrea Mowry
A round yoke sweater worked from the top down, this pullover is the perfect blank canvas. Think of it as a template to mix up colors, yarn bases and your creativity! You could even knit it up in a solid color for a classic wardrobe staple.
Be playful and have fun! This sweater is worked seamlessly. The sleeve sts are put on hold while the body is finished and then returned to the needle. This sweater includes instructions for a cropped or full length fit and different collar options.
Alexandra Tavel on Sewrella Yarn website
Kelly Crew Neck is a beautiful advanced beginner crochet pattern from Sewrella Yarn made with sport or dk yarn. Come by the shop to see a variety of beautiful yarn and colors to create something lovely. |
This is a top-down knit triangle shaped shawl,with increases at both sides and the center of the shawl.
4 stitches increased on every Right-side row.
The slip-stitch knitting is also known as mosaic knitting. Unlike stranded colorwork you don’t have to worry about the tension that floats create.
Only one color is worked over 2 rows, slipping the other color.
What Brando would have pulled on over that famous white T-shirt if “Streetcar” had been set farther north. Distinctive shoulders elevate this staple pullover: the sleeves are a classic set-in shape, but a ribbed motif worked from large charts creates a handsome raglan effect. Rift is knit in Shelter, worked in the round until the underarms.
A generous crew neck worked with a sewn bind-off allows for a comfortable fit over collared shirts and provides a minimalist finish to coordinate with the shoulder details. Turned-back cuffs and hems in single rib lend a casually sporty touch. This sweater is designed for everyday wear, so choose a color that will work with any outfit.
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