b r o o k l y n t w e e d: Pattern Store Update, and Splitting the Country

3.18.2010

Pattern Store Update, and Splitting the Country

I've been scurrying around the US so much in the last few weeks that I completely forgot to mention that I have two patterns that are now available as PDF downloads in my store, both on Brooklyn Tweed and on Ravelry.

The Alberta vest was published last year in Wild Fibers Magazine and can now be purchased as a stand-alone pattern.

Upon request I've also made the Wool Leaves Baby Blanket available as well, for any of you who were interested in making one too! There are links below to both Ravelry as well as BT.

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A L B E R T A

on Ravelry | on BrooklynTweed

W O O L L E A V E S

on Ravelry | on BrooklynTweed

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As for me, I'm currently having that frantic moment before a long trip when you have to decide what (oh, what) knitting to bring. I tend to always overcompensate and bring too much, so I'm trying to be reasonable. I won't finish 3 lace shawls on vacation. I know that. And I can exercise control to be away from said shawls for a week... in theory.

I'll be back at the end of the month. Until then, I'll be knitting (and eating) in Italy. Have a wonderful week!

¶ 10:11 PM

Comments:

You'll be knitting and eating in Italy. You poor thing. ;-)
Love that blanket!
Very nice vest.

# posted by Monique : 19 March, 2010 00:26

Where in Italy? I used to live in Firenze and have lots of restaurant recommendations.

# posted by writesreadsknits : 19 March, 2010 00:44

Thanks, Jared, bon voyage! Or, my pretend-Italian version, buon voyaggio! I've already worked a Hemlock Ring blanket in Eco Wool and am looking forward to doing the same with Woolleaves.

# posted by Emily : 19 March, 2010 03:43

I just went to Japan and had the same problem deciding what to take, agonising!!

# posted by MildlyCrafty : 19 March, 2010 06:02

Jealous! But have fun...I loved Europe when I lived there, however I haven't been to Italy yet...someday

# posted by Ms. Kimba : 19 March, 2010 07:06

oh wow! enjoy. it is such a lovely country. and oh.....the food!! eating and knitting in italy, now that is a vacation. have fun!

# posted by britt : 19 March, 2010 07:41

Both patterns are gorgeous, as usual... Have a great vacation! I hope Italy is all out sunny for you! : )

# posted by Anonymous : 19 March, 2010 07:46

Mmm. Italy. I'm a little jealous.

I want to go/live there so bad!

I love both of these patterns. Might have to make the vest for my husband.

# posted by Virginia G : 19 March, 2010 08:46

oooh, have fun!

# posted by Dag : 19 March, 2010 10:50

Enjoy Italy! I really enjoyed your class in Boston (in case it wasn't completely obvious).

# posted by Seanna Lea : 19 March, 2010 14:05

I'm really glad you wrote the pattern of wool leaves. I'll keep that in mind for the next baby I know! Have a great trip! Enjoy every moment!

# posted by Maryse : 19 March, 2010 21:51

I'm so excited the blanket pattern is for sale! I've not been knitting long, just since October '09, and took it up to keep the family tradition going. My grandmother can't knit anymore due to macular degeneration and Mom passed away 6 weeks prior to my 1st class. When I knit, I think of them and how proud they would be of me. Your patterns make me want to knit, to learn more, to expand myself and go for the techniques that frighten me, knowing that, right now, my work won't even compare to Grandmother's, who I believe was every bit as skilled as the great EZ. Thank you for inspiring me.

# posted by suthnheart : 20 March, 2010 00:00

How nice to have a vest named after my home province. Now to find one of the men in my life to knit it for.
Love Italy, have a lovely time.
Arrivederci!

# posted by Patricia : 20 March, 2010 09:53

Knitting, eating, and no doubt taking absolutely gorgeous pictures in Italy. I look forward to your travelogue. (with expersub, as my word verification suggests)

# posted by Anonymous : 20 March, 2010 14:16

I get so happy when I hear you saying you're working on lace. It's certainty of pretty pictures to follow.

# posted by colorlessblue : 20 March, 2010 18:37

Ciao! Have a blast! Eat great food and knit!
I highly recommend everyone buy the blanket pattern! It is one of kind and unique! I have already made and give away one blanket and the mommy-to-be and all guests were in love with the pattern! No one had ever seen anything like it before!

# posted by Anonymous : 20 March, 2010 22:43

Wonderfull !!!! I got it now !!!

# posted by la z'idiote : 21 March, 2010 10:12

Enjoy you trip!

# posted by Knittripps : 21 March, 2010 11:26

Sorry, I found this only now.... but if you happen to be around, please, let us know... we'll be glad to show you local yarn !I live in Modena, roughly 30 Kms from Bologna, North/central Italy; I'm here until Sat 27th, leaving to celebrate Easter in Greece on 28th. Have a good stay wherever you are...
Francesca

# posted by Anonymous : 21 March, 2010 17:37

You, your camera, Italy and knitting - oh what photos must be to come! squeeeee

# posted by JustApril : 23 March, 2010 14:49

OMG! Are you teaching a class here because I'm here in Italy and I would travel some kilometers to attend a class of yours.
I'm trying not to sound too whinny (or wine-y) but please...

Linda

# posted by Linda : 25 March, 2010 17:02

OOOO Italy to be there again..you have a great time..we were there 3 yrs ago for 2 1/2 wks...love the food

# posted by HowienChar : 27 March, 2010 00:43

Love the color choices!

# posted by Danielle : 01 April, 2010 15:42