Knit Stars: An Online Knitting Conference!

Exciting news: I'm teaching along with 8 other fantastic instructors at an online conference this fall!

Knit Stars is an online conference, so anyone anywhere can join.  All kinds of useful information will be shared that will help you take your knitting to the next level.  And all without having to travel! 

Click HERE to get the initial free video series: you'll meet the instructors, see our home studios plus learn some knitting tips and techniques!  My introductory video features a tour of my in-progress tiny house, tips on managing your stash, and advice on choosing which size garment to knit.  

For the fall conference I'll be talking about forethought: how to choose and knit projects that will fit into your everyday wardrobe!  We all want that, right?

It hasn't been practical for me to travel to teach, but I do love helping people become better knitters.  Knit.fm was great fun that way.  This online conference will be great, too!  I truly believe this series will be helpful to you, as well as entertaining.  There are some great personalities in the mix: Stephen West, Romi Hill, Julie Weisenberger of Cocoknits, Amy Small of Knit Collage, Meghan Fernandes of Pom Pom Quarterly, Taiu Landra of Koigu and indie dyers Julie & Jean-Francois Asselin!

Get the introductory free series.

Happy Anniversary, Home & Away!

This week is officially the one year anniversary of our book Home & Away.  Four of the patterns have been exclusive to the book.  They are now available for individual purchase through Ravelry!  Click each image below to find out more details.

More from the 2016 We Wear Knitbot Fashion Show

In yesterdays post we highlighted the 8 prize winners for our first annual We Wear Knitbot Fashion Show.  There were so many great entries, I wanted to highlight some more!

One nice surprise were the kids who participated!  When I launched the show I hadn't even thought of that possibility, but OF COURSE and next year we'll make it a specific category.  I loved this one styled down to the book.

There were several knitters who posted more than one entry, including Rebecca who posted FIVE outfits around five different Knitbot knits, wow!  Let's call her the most prolific knitter!

I also want to mention Marie, our NYC knitter who posted three beautiful outfits.  We love her style and her passion for knitting!

Also Cait, who posted an outfit styled around Georgetown which is her first sweater, and then posted two other outfits around two different knits!  Way to go, Cait!

This entry by Sara has a wonderful monochromatic quality, I want to put some text on that wall so bad!

A neat thing that came out of this show is that some knitters used it as a knit-a-long, whether casting on during the show or using the show to finish a work in progress like Monica.

And finally, there is nothing like a happy knitter, and we would give Michelle the prize for happiest, love that smile and love that Georgetown!

You guys, I'm so proud of all of you and I feel like I know you better!  Let's keep connecting through our knitting.  I'll be knitting something from Knitbot Linen during May on IG and anyone is welcome to join me, we'll talk more about that in a few weeks!