Stitches stash, n-1
G'day all!
One of the delightful things at Stitches West was that various designers were there. It was like "Wow, you are a Real Person!"
One stall was occupied by Cheryl Oberle, who wrote Folk Shawls and Folk Vests. She is based in Denver (CO). I had a lovely chat with her - apparently the winter has been very cold there this year (when I had online access I noticed that towns in the area were often around -18C, which is negative F).
I ended up buying this book from her
and she kindly signed it though you can't see the signature cos I blurred it out and cut off half of it.
I am not really that interested in making vests per se but I love some of the patterns in the knitting and figure I can filch them to make other things. As long as I don't sell my patterns on or give them to people, it should be fine, right?
anon!
One of the delightful things at Stitches West was that various designers were there. It was like "Wow, you are a Real Person!"
One stall was occupied by Cheryl Oberle, who wrote Folk Shawls and Folk Vests. She is based in Denver (CO). I had a lovely chat with her - apparently the winter has been very cold there this year (when I had online access I noticed that towns in the area were often around -18C, which is negative F).
I ended up buying this book from her
and she kindly signed it though you can't see the signature cos I blurred it out and cut off half of it.
I am not really that interested in making vests per se but I love some of the patterns in the knitting and figure I can filch them to make other things. As long as I don't sell my patterns on or give them to people, it should be fine, right?
anon!
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