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I have been trying to find time to write about my amazing experience in New York City for Vogue Knitting Live, but every time I sit down in front of the computer, by the time I am done answering emails, and placing orders to restock depleted supplies I have either forgotten or run out of time.  Most of the supplies have been ordered (haha, I just stopped writing this post so I could order another thing I just remembered!), ring orders are underway, and emails have been answered.  Times Square! Bright as day, even at night! A tourist trap to...

I hope everyone had a good holiday, and is ringing in the new year in a good way. It was pretty low-key around here, we had a nice time with seeing the family, and then we hunkered down with colds for the year. Whee! Other than that it has been non-stop jewelry making in preparation for my upcoming trip to New York City (yeay!) for Vogue Knitting Live! This is my first time vending at Vogue, and I am very excited to be sharing a booth with Chiagu! We will be in booth 516, please come and visit if you...

I know I had originally said Dec. 2 for the last day for Christmas delivery, but I am insane a big softy, so I moved it to the 9th. So, December 9th is the last day for guaranteed Christmas Delivery. But, I have a back-up plan for all of you procrastinators! If you place your orders after the 9th, and I cannot get it ready in time, I can send a nice Malojos card you use as a placeholder until the jewelry arrives.  My little "elves" try to help, but have you seen their arms?

I had never been to String Theory, the delightful yarn store in Glen Ellyn, IL until I had my first trunk show there on Sunday. It was my first visit, but it won't be my last. Janet Avila's store has everything a yarn lover wants: a great selection of yarn, tools and patterns, and a welcoming environment. I could tell right away as her regular crowd started showing up and taking their places around the oval table in the center of the room, that this was a friendly place. They all knew each other, but welcomed every new comer in...