My sister, Nancy H., knit a scarf for my son's birthday and I wanted to show it off. The design was inspired by the Japanese knitters. Here is a Pinterist link to samples of Japanese knitting. I bought the Alpaca yarn from our guild member Sandy at the April joint meeting. It is from their Alpacas and is as soft as silk. Nancy created the bottom fringe from her own design.
A guild for all fiber enthusiasts, Mesa Fiber Arts Guild is a non-profit organization on Colorado's Western Slope (of the Rockies) dedicated to the preservation of fiber arts: weaving, spinning, knitting, surface design, fiber dyeing and related fiber arts. The Guild seeks to advance fiber arts through shows, workshops, duty groups,community involvement and a monthly newsletter. For more information about Mesa Fiber Arts Guild, including meeting times, visit our website at mesafiberartsguild.org
Saturday, December 26, 2015
Thursday, December 17, 2015
Shirley's Charity Knitting
Knitters organize donated items to give to organizations in area. Some beautiful yarns were donated this year to make the items you see below.
Wednesday, December 16, 2015
Test Knitting for Antarctica Knitters
Rug Hookers Have Fun
Saturday, December 12th was a fun morning at the coffee shop next to Garfield's Restaurant on Broadway. Hookers met and while hooking,
discussed starting a night group and possibly moving the day or the location of the day group. For January 2016 the hookers will meet at the coffee shop on the second Saturday at 9:30 a.m. Meanwhile Judy Br. sent out a survey to query our growing hooker group.
discussed starting a night group and possibly moving the day or the location of the day group. For January 2016 the hookers will meet at the coffee shop on the second Saturday at 9:30 a.m. Meanwhile Judy Br. sent out a survey to query our growing hooker group.
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