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See original post on @knitwityarnshop page To Our Wonderful Customers: Due to Portland's "Stay at Home Emergency Order" just issued this afternoon, our shop will be closed to the public until further notice. We will continue to fill phone and email orders as quickly as possible. And we are still offering free shipping on any order over $100. In addition, we are diligently working to upgrade our inventory and point of sale systems to allow us to offer online shopping and gift certificates! This will probably take a least a few weeks to implement, so please stay tuned. In the meantime, if you have the resources, we would love to ask for your help funding this upgrade. We had planned to get to this upgrade over time, as our income allowed, but the current situation is making this a priority. Please consider donating to our Go Fund Me campaign (link in profile) to help keep KnitWit alive. We are also moving forward with our Mira KAL as scheduled (link also in profile) so be sure to get your order in for your yarn soon. If you've already purchased yarn, watch your email inbox for a link to our private FaceBook page that will be the hub for our KAL. If you don't get a link in the next day or two, please send us an email (info@knitwitportland.com) and we will look into it. Thank you, Jenn and Chuck Fleck . . . #portlandmaine #knitwityarnshop#Repost @elizabethsmithknits with @get_repost ・・・ Laguna, designed for @quinceandco Kestrel collection back in 2018, and one of my favorite samples to return home lately. Did you know that this 100% linen yarn is machine washable and dryable? You can even iron directly on it to get the edges nice and flat. I did a blog post a bunch of years ago that shows photos of Quince's linen yarn pre- and post- machine washing just so you can see the difference. I've put links in profile for that as well as the Ravelry page for Laguna 🌊 P.S. I named it Laguna after Laguna Beach, the city where my husband and I had our first date back in 2003, at a taco stand on Pacific Coast Highway ❤️ . . . #knitting #knittersofinstagram #quinceandco #quincekestrel #elizabethsmith #elizabethsmithknits #knittinginspiration
Category Archives: Knitting
Twinning
Episode 30 of the Main Yarn Podcast is now available. Plus all the back show notes that I was so far behind in updating.
Book Review: The Art of Fair Isle Knitting
The Art of Fair Isle Knitting by Ann Feitelson I have always been intrigued by Fair Isle knitting. The intricate designs and awe inspiring colors seem rather intimidating. This book helped me better understand all that goes into a fair … Continue reading
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Maine Yarn Episode 25 is Live
Episode 25 of the Maine Yarn Podcast is now live. Show notes are available here.
Posted in Knitting, podcast
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Important: Location Change for December Guild Meeting
The December 1 class with Bristol Ivy will be relocated to the Westbrook Public Library (800 Main Street, Westbrook, ME) in order to accommodate the expected group size. Bristol will be teaching us about shawl shapes. As noted before, there … Continue reading
New Podcast Published
The latest episode of Maine Yarn has now been published. We were recording “on the road”. Show notes can be found on the Maine Yarn page. Remember, friends don’t let friends knit drunk.
