I am planning a trip through Washington October 29th through November 3rd to market my patterns and needle holders. I have a very small line of patterns that I have written, with a minimum first wholesale order running just $47. I receive feedback that the patterns are very well laid out, clever and fun to make. Customers love the fact that they are written to work with a wide variety of yarns and fit any size, infant through adult. After many sales during the past 18 months, I have not heard of any errors.
Let me know if you would be interested in me stopping by to spend about 30 minutes showing you the patterns and models. I will travel with free-delivery stock.
Note that these would all make great holiday knitting projects.
Mosaic Triangle Hat features complicated-looking color work worked with only one color per row. The triangles worked into the crown so perfectly that it inspired me to start writing patterns to sell.
Button-Up Socks: Just for the Fun of It has no gauge, no heel flap, no edge to pick up for a gusset (not a short-row heel with bulky wraps either.) Cast on 2 stitches and watch it grow.
Braids and Nupps Hat features well-illustrated directions for Double-Start Cast-On, Kihnu Vits Braid and Nupps. A technique for minimizing the jog that occurs when knitting with colors and patterns in-the-round is written right in where it is needed. Topped off with a sweet little knitted tassle.
Sweet Vee Jumper for Toddlers plays with different angles while shaping the skirt and yoke, plus gives tips and illustrations for picking up edges with a clean look. Perfect for handpainted yarns.
One-Row Reversible Scarves includes 9 patterns for scarves, shawls or afgans, with the single pattern row and multiple stitches for each highlighted to encourage knitters to use any yarn, any size. Six pages, five in color for .
---- and a gadget: Double Point Needle Caddy holds sock needles in a handy portable tube. The tube itself is a needle gauge and ruler. Perfect for storing and carrying double point needles. Specify purple or turquoise.
Joan Goldstein, Woods Bay Wool Ways, Bigfork Montana
(406)837-3599
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Do you have photos available of the finished items knit from the patterns?
Debi P.
Siri has knit the Button-up Socks and posted some really beautiful photos on her blog: http://knittingiris.typepad.com/knitting_iris/
I must must must knit those button up socks! Do you sell retail? How can I buy your pattern(s)? Please email: cmt1708@gmail.com
Thanks!
I fell in love with Siri's socks and would love to buy the pattern! If you do sell retail, please email me!
Thanks
Dava
davamunn@comcast.net
I also would love to knit those button up socks? How can I buy the pattern?
Please email: jackiegracie@comcast.net
Thanks!
i love those button up socks and would really love to get the pattern too!
I'd love to buy the sock pattern, too! bindi@aaahawk.com
Do you sell retail?
I too would like to knit the Button Up socks, and alas, our LYS doens't stock you :-(
Hi, if you do publish the pattern for the button up socks, I'd love to buy a copy please.
I also would like to join the questioners on whether you have the pattern to sell retail, as a download or in leaflet form. I likewise saw them on Siri's blog, and am intrigued.
Id also love to buy this pattern (the button up socks)
could you let me know how? my email is
conniebonnie(at)gmail(dot)com
I would love to see photos of your patterns, and would like to buy a copy of the button up socks pattern (saw it on Siri's blog). Please let me know how I might go about purchasing a copy!
I would like to purchase the pattern for the Button up Socks also. Can I get it directly from you or is their a retail outlet for it? I am in Reno, NV
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