Black Sheep Knitting Guild

There wasn't any way to keep track of the *visitors* to the KIP tent at Cranbrook..... but they were many! Here's a slideshow and a message from Linda Lutomski: "Thank you so much for the support in our demo day! It was so great to have so many hands, ideas and reliable people working for the cause. I am proud to be a part of a guild with the dedication and cooperative ability to work together and enjoy each other the way we do. With the public interest and our terrific looking booth, I don't think that "outsiders" would have had a clue that we had never done this sort of thing as a group. It all came together so well. I am off to nurse the sunburn, but I had to share my excitement and appreciation for the outcome of our event!" Here are more pictures taken by L. Goodman. http://s234.photobucket.com/albums/ee225/lindapf/?action=view&current=e6a1bfcc.pbw

tell us about your first project Kim T. : my first project was a purple 'fun fur' scarf - I thought I would see if I could remember the "knit" stitch from Girl Scouts - 2 1/2 years ago Kim W.: a Lion brand 'Learn To Knit' kit in January, 2004 what was your most difficult project? Kim T.: that's a hard one...I like to be challenged! My Coriolis socks gave me difficulty because I had a hard time navigating the book... Kim W.: Mystery stole what was/is your favorite project? Kim T.: Whatever I am knitting at the moment! Kim W.: any kind of socks or mittens salty or sweet? Kim T.: Definitely sweet !... chocolate croissants or cherry turnovers - almost forgot the Hagen-Das chocolate ice cream! Kim W.: Both - but if pressed sweet always wins. tell us something interesting about yourself Kim T.: I've done lots of stupid stuff! Like the time I went to Guatemala with one of America's Most Wanted! Kim W.: As an adult I lived in Texas for 3 ye...

This is Eris ~ owned by a friend in London, England. She was busy this weekend. Do you have a knitting cat?