Report from Stitches West 2003
by Kelley Dean-Crowley
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A Visual Journey
by Kelley Dean-Crowley
(continued)
A Visual Journey
| You can try one type of knitting machine... |  |
| Or a different type of knitting machine called a knitting board. |  |
| Check out the local guild, or learn to spin. |  |
| Button, button, who's got the button? Button Shoppe did. |  |
| The Yarn Barn of Kansas had three long tables of books, patterns, and magazines. |  |
| Learn to use a Russian spindle, or knit Orenburg lace or gossamer webs. |  |
| See what your Chow's fur looks like knitted up! What better way to memorialize a favorite pet? |  |
| See some fabulous designs up close and in person, such as these from Cheryl Oberle Designs. |  |
About the author: Kelley Dean-Crowley has been knitting less than a year. Spinning also has her by hook, wheel and spindle. She holds a degree in Fine Arts from UC Davis, and must create to stay sane in an insane world. Her husband actively encourages this latest obsession with fiber. Together, they have a two-and-a-half year-old son who may be a budding fiber artist himself. Kelley's current day job with a large multinational financial institution in the San Francisco Bay Area is punctuated by brief respites at the Knitter's Review forums. |
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