a little update
I totally forgot to post here, but the patterns from Wool, book one are now available individually on Quince and Co's website. You can view and purchase them here. There are quite a few lovely finished averys popping up on ravelry!
The projects from Weekend Hats
I have 3 hat designs in the book:
leaves long beanie (ravelry link) in madelinetosh vintage
greenery beret (ravelry link) in manos silk blend
and welted toque (ravelry link) , which actually has a great cloche-like look, in st-denis nordique
Weekend Hats
Cecily and I had our first book signing at Purl Diva last weekend. It was a lot of fun. Love those Maine knitters! Ellen snapped this silly picture of us. I was trying to line up my eyebrows with Cecily, so I wouldn't look so short. :)
Are you headed to rhinebeck? i'll be there wearing my avery cowl (and maybe a new sweater, if i can find a moment to finish it). hope to see you there!
Comments
I always love your designs. they're so feminine, just what I like. These hats are beautiful.
Posted by: Lucy Chen | October 6, 2011 10:04 PM
I really like that first hat. So elegant.
Posted by: riotyarn | October 7, 2011 03:26 AM
Those are great hats! I'm seeing more and more reasons why I must have that book.
How fun! You and Cecily look great!
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