We're going to look at knitting in its purest form - the basics, the road that leads you in all directions I hope ;) You'll be knitting on pure Michigan wool yarn, raised and produced right here in state from friendly sheep in friendly Michigan pastures on our small family farm. I'm so excited that Angie and family have offered me this opportunity to share my passion!
I believe there are still a few openings for the workshop, so if you're interested in sharing the day exploring something wonderful, creative, historical, useful and just plain fun in an inspiring homestead place please contact Angie directly at this link and I'll look forward to meeting you there! And of course, if you have any questions about the learning I'll be happy to try and answer you. By the way, we'll even be well fed our lunch near the wood cook stove by the Maple Valley Farm crew (something you really should experience - its amazing). The date is this Thursday, May 10 from noon till 3 pm.
P.S. You'll be going home with a "goodie-bag" of knitting necessities, too - everything you need to take the course and more!
4 comments:
oh, wish we could be there! I know you will have a wonderful day though. I love all of these classes! They are so informative.
Thanks Cary. It was wonderful. You did a great job, it was so relaxing and peaceful. I loved the chatter (!), the knitting lessons, the food, the sharing. God bless.
Hey, Maybe I'll see you around next spring and buy a lamb or two. How fun would that be!
Oh, Cary, that would've been a lot of fun! The yarn in the first picture is gorgeous.
Lovely bloog you have here
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