Showing posts with label Camp 2022. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Camp 2022. Show all posts

Monday, October 03, 2022

Group Photos

We’re home and the truck is unpacked.
We had a great time at Camp. The weather was beautiful. Kate and Fiona taught amazing classes. The attendees went home with 2 goodie bags and a door prize. 

Beth asked me to write about her time in the store. She said everyone was amazing. Thank you very much. There were many texts from Beth asking the price of something or where to find books and yarn. Customers waited patiently and had fun looking at other yarns. I also need to thank Alex for coming in on Saturday. She was a great help to Beth.
Throughout the resort there were great floral displays in canoes.

We did some group shots by the lake. This is Elah.
We took this picture first and then realized that we could see the photographer in the picture. We moved by there was still shadows so I’m showing both so that you can see the colours.
The yarns used from the left
Universal Deluxe Worsted Tweed
Kathmandu Aran
Kathmandu Aran
Kathmandu Aran
Le Lambswool
Le Lambswool

I took a few pictures sideways so that I could fit everyone in. I know that these are a bit too big on the blog but they show off everyone’s work the best. I was about to hit Publish when it hit me to crop pictures so that you could see the garments better. Now there are a lot of pictures 😀

All the cardigans turned out amazing and we all said that we would knit them again.

A few Jennifer Steinhaus sweaters.
Joji patterns.

Stephen West

Andrea Mowry. 
Thank you ladies for showing off your work.

Now it’s time to catch up on TV shows and knit. I didn’t have time to knit at Camp. My new Inclinations Shawl is waiting for me.

Thursday, September 29, 2022

By the Lake

Diana finished the Earth Stripe Wrap yesterday. It is stunning. I took a few quick pictures before loading it into the truck for the drive to Camp. I will have it in the store next week.


The drive was uneventful which is a good thing.
There was a stop at Webers for a burger and fries before getting to Bayview Wildwood.

I’m staying in the cutest cottage that is named Chipmunk.

The bedroom.

And a sitting room.


This is the view from my deck.

Beth sent me a few pictures. They are having a pumpkin carving contest at work so dad and Beth are practicing.
Of course Jackson needs to be in on the fun.

I finished the goodie bags and now I need to start sewing in ends on Elah.

Monday, August 01, 2022

Another Birthday Sale

It’s Andrea Mowry’s birthday and she is having a pattern sale. This is her Douglas Cardi - one of the many Andrea Mowry garments that we have hanging in the store.

🥳Please enjoy 39% off of all of my self-published patterns (excluding the just-released Alpenglow sweaters) with the discount code 39FEELINGFINE thru Aug. 5, 2022 at midnight EST!🎊

You can purchase Andrea’s patterns on her website or on Ravelry. 

Nightshift Shawl knit in Dream State

Velvet Mirror Cowl

Inclinations Cowl in Edition 3

Inclinations Cowl in Zauberball Crazy

Nightshift Shawl in Noro Ito

Weekender Light knit in Le Cashmere & Lambswool

Inclinations Shawl knit in Dream State

Attune Shawl in Patagonia and Starke 6

The Shift knit in Dyed in the Wool


Cinnabar knit in Versus and Dyed in the Wool
I spent some time on Camp this afternoon. I think the fashion show is finished. We are going to be showing some great garments. I emailed with suppliers and they are donating amazing prizes to our goodie bags and door prizes. We make sure that everyone who comes goes home with a goodie bag and a door prize. 

When I hit Publish I’m going to knit a few rows on Elah and then I’ll be out of yarn. Why would you bring all the yarn home at once???? 

Wednesday, March 16, 2022

Knitting Camp

I worked on Camp for a bit today and posted pictures on the Camp Blog. I don’t think I’ve ever shown pictures of the awesome cabins that you can stay in. There are two bedroom and three bedroom cabins available.




Rowan Baby Cashsoft Merino has been popular for baby and adult garments.

Baby Cashsoft Merino is soft to the touch and feather-like on the skin, making it ideal for babies and children. This cashmere-rich yarn is not just for little ones though. With its refined stitch definition and a palette that extends beyond classic baby colours to super-brights and dramatic black, this is a versatile option for any project calling for a lightweight yarn.



Many of you have patterns calling for Debbie Bliss Cashmerino Baby. This is a great substitute.

Do you need to knit a baby blanket? This is a free pattern on Ravelry.



Happy email day - we have a new colour coming early next week from Spincycle.
This is Every Rose Dyed in the Wool.
Our skeins could look like any of these.

Jackson was very tired at work today.