Judy Pascale is Coming!

Hello,

Judy Pascale is coming to town, October 13th thru 14th. Judy will be teaching four workshops (Armhole Success: Measure, Modify, Knit: Shapely Shawlette: Beaded Belts). You can find our more about each of these classes on our website at www.yarnlady.com. Sign up now while there are spaces available. We have heard that a couple knitting groups are planning on signing up, so dont be left behind. See you there.

Niqua

Remodeling Store

Hello Everyone!

We are in the process of remodeling our store to help make it less over whelming and more enjoyable. Please bare with us as we make these improvements over the next few weeks.

Niqua

Knitting in Norway

So here we are on our last day in Norway..... I've been checking in on local yarnstores... saw LOTS of sheep everywhere saw the main office of Dale of Norway and I have lots and lots of stories to tell and pictures to show.

Can't wait to get to a computer other than this one in the hotel lobby without people waiting in line to use it after me. I hear that the worshops with Melissa Leapman are going well in the store as well.....

Sorry about the typos... talk again soon

Happy knitting

Gaby

Knitting on my way to Europe

So Dutch and I are leaving in the morning for a trip to Norway, Paris and Germany. I wondered if I should take my knitting and if they would even allow knitting needles on the flight. So I looked around the site that tells me all of those things and it definately says that knitting needles and crochet hooks are allowed. But just in case, I put another pair of needles in my checked luggage in case the confiscate mine.

Now that school is starting things will get a little more "normal" around your house I hope and you will find the time to come and take one of the many classes and workshops Yarn Lady has to offer.

Our next one is with Melissa Leapman this coming weekend. http://yarnlady.com/classschedule/workshops/06leapman.htm

You've seen her on TV and now you can see her in person and be inspired by her talent.

I'll be looking for yarn stores in Europe as much as my tight schedule will allow. The last time we went I noticed that the stores are quite small (at least the stores that I saw) and neatly organised. There was a lady behind the register counter, where you stood in line and when it was your turn, you said: " I would like......." and she went and got it for you and rang it up. It was interesting and much different from the way it works at our store. It kind of reminded me of going to the butcher and the baker.....

Our staff will be at the store even though we're gone and I know they will take good care of you as always.
See you when I get back!!