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Face Mask Kit
Face Mask Kit
$12.00
This kit includes enough of the finest quality Quilt Weight Cotton and Jersey Be Good Yarn to make eight masks. Delivered to your door for a small fee or choose local pick up to pick it up on our porch.
For less experienced sewers, this is the easiest method we’ve found. For more experienced sewers, this one allows for a pocket.
Request your favorite colors, styles, or other specifics, we’re happy to customize.
*You will be sent an email as soon as your order is ready to be picked up.
Making Magazine | Issue 10 Intricate
Making No. 10/ INTRICATE has 11 knitting patterns, 1 crochet, and 9 sewing and other crafts patterns.
This issue was photographed on a farm in Camden, Maine, on the traditional homelands of the people of the Penobscot Nation. Penobscot is the name Penawapskewi which means “the people of where the white rocks extend out”, referring to parts of the Penobscot River. The Penobscot Nation is part of the Wabanaki Confederacy, and have historically spoken the Algonquian language – Algonquian meaning “people from the east.” The Penobscot Indian Island Reservation is located along the Penobscot River, a place of fishing, hunting, farming, and gathering. From the publishers: "We encourage you to learn more about the Penobscot River Restoration Project."
$26.00
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Knit a Hat: A Beginner’s Guide to Knitting by Alanna Okun
Knitting is an excellent handcraft and something people love the world over. For crafting newbies, knitting can seem highly daunting: you need needles (but what size?), yarn (but what weight?), and a pattern (but what kind?), and very quickly knitting can start to resemble another language, tricky to navigate and even harder to master. Knit a Hat teaches you everything you need to know about the previously scary craft: the needles you’ll need, the yarn to use, and tried-and-true techniques to get you started, keep you going, and help you wrap everything up.
Alanna Okun is an expert knitter and offers very accessible instructions: Her idea of starting with a hat rather than a long scarf is sure to make this book easy for even the wariest of beginners. Building on our crafting how-to series, Alanna welcomes readers into the knitting community and invites them to knit a hat with confidence.
(Paperback, September, 2020)
$10.00