We're here to help you stitch sustainability into every aspect of your making.
With our carefully curated selection of non-superwash, plastic-free yarns and notions, we have everything you need to get started on your next project - and the one after that.
Here's to a wardrobe of knits we love and want to wear for years to come!
Ihre Marken!
Hier im Blog haben wir ausführlich über die Höhen und Tiefen eines Strickwarenverlages gesprochen. Es gibt so viele Faktoren, die in den Alltag einfließen. Die Stunden des Planens, des Recherchierens, des Probestrickens, der Buchhaltung, die langen Stunden, ich könnte endlos weitermachen! Eine Sache steht jedoch im Mittelpunkt von allem, was wir tun, die Making Stories Community. Sie sind der Grund, warum wir überhaupt hier sind, und der Grund, warum wir immer noch hier sind, um diesen Job zu machen, den wir lieben. Ihre kontinuierliche Unterstützung bedeutet uns die Welt und das Gefühl, das wir bekommen, wenn wir sehen, wie Sie stolz Ihren neuen FO präsentieren, ist unvergleichlich. Heute wollte ich einige der schönen Projekte zeigen und feiern, die in letzter Zeit von Ihren Nadeln abgegangen sind. Wir lieben es zu sehen, wie Sie unseren Mustern Ihren eigenen kreativen Stempel aufdrücken! Dies ist nur die Spitze eines äußerst talentierten Eisbergs und ich werde in Zukunft noch viele weitere teilen. Fürs Erste sollten Sie sich jedoch an diesen Schönheiten erfreuen!
Von links; Tina's Citrine Pullover , Tricotencours' Winterfold Fäustlinge &Ruth's Origin Socken .
Von links; Melissas Uyuni-Cardigan , Colleens Meltemi-Socken und Laures Marin-Top .
Von links; Stacys Whinfell-Pullover , Lenas Rubellite-Mütze und Lisas Sauvaberlin .
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About three weeks ago, I had surgery. Nothing major, and it was planned - but it was my first time undergoing general anaesthesia and facing an uncertain recovery period, both of which made me quite nervous. I knew that I was going to be in the hospital for two days, if everything went well, but then it was between one and three weeks of recovering at home, depending on how fast my body was going to heal.
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