Happy belated Canada Day! We had a nice relaxing family time that included a play in the park and grilled salmon for dinner.
From July 26 to August 2 River City Yarns in Edmonton is sponsoring a whole series of my workshops.
Happy belated Canada Day! We had a nice relaxing family time that included a play in the park and grilled salmon for dinner.
From July 26 to August 2 River City Yarns in Edmonton is sponsoring a whole series of my workshops.
Hana and I have been reading Farmer Boy by Laura Ingalls Wilder. Although I read this book as a child, I had forgotten about all the amazing references to the textile arts—a necessity in the 1800s.
Time to get back into a routine. The Victoria FibreFest and Knit-Out always takes up so much time before the big event for me to get everything organized. The regular schedule goes out the window while I prepare.
One! Two! Three! Four! Five! Six!
Just released this week, two new patterns to celebrate the little children in your life.
Toddlers love counting and each is so proud of his age.
Can’t talk.
The crochet class at school is finished and the kids were really happy with their hacky sacs. They did a great job.
Madly knitting samples for the Victoria Knit-Out.
The finished projects have been pouring in for the past couple of weeks. My little kidlets have been working hard learning to knit and I’m really proud of what they’ve accomplished.
I can finally tell you about my hush, hush project! The summer issue of Twist Collective went live yesterday and contains a feature with kids’ designs. My design, Dizzy is on page 16.
You know, when I was trying to come up with a blog name, I thought I would try something clever. My last name is pronounced “yo” like a yo-yo. I thought I might call it Yeoh-Yeoh Knits, or Yo-Yeoh Knits or something like that.
This week marks the final round of edits to my hush, hush pattern. I’ve reviewed the pattern now that it’s been layed out on the page with photography, schematics and so forth all in place.