
This pattern was originally designed for a Mystery Scarf Knitalong at TYF. It is divided into 12 Sections, which originally were presented as Clues to the participants in the Knitalong. The inspiration for this project came from the book The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett, and the pattern will explain how the stitch pattern used in each Section was derived from a specific passage or image from the book. While the Mystery Knitalong is over, there is still more than enough fun to go around.
As we developed it, we thought this project could be used as a teaching or learning tool because it steps you through different stitch patterns. For each section of the blanket, you will be presented with a question. Your answer to that question will determine which stitch pattern you work over that area, so your blanket will be a ewe+nique reflection of you.
This is a great bag for those quick trips to the market or yarn shop. The pattern was originally designed for the Mystery Crochetalong. It is divided into nine Sections, which originally were presented as Clues to the participants in the Crochetalong.
I've got a few left and more are being made. Stop by and check them out.

Memorial Day, formerly known as Decoration Day, commemorates U.S. men and women who died while in the military service. First enacted to honor Union soldiers of the American Civil War (it is celebrated near the day of reunification after the civil war), it was expanded after World War I to include American casualties of any war or military action.


The Geckos are 18" to 22" from nose to tip of tail. Yarn Requirements: Use a DK or worsted weight yarn that felts easily. Geckos are show in Tussock 8 ply and 10 ply and each requires just one skein (about 100yds (91m) in 8ply or 115 yds (105m) in 10ply).
In the second half, you'll learn to wet felt around a core object to create a fun pair of spiral earrings.
Then you will embellish both pairs of earrings with seed beads and discuss other embellishment options. These techniques, once learned, can be applied to a variety of other jewelry projects. You'll go home with two pairs of completed earrings.
In this workshop you'll learn to wet felt around a small object, then cut part of the felt away, creating a bezel that reveals your treasure beneath. Further embellishment possibilities will be presented using beads and decorative stitching. You'll take hope a wearable brooch and the skills to create more complex treasure felted pieces.


Candace Copper of Phoenix makes a line of handmade totes. She learned to sew from her grandmother and has continued to create bags of various designs. Each tote is unique and has been designed by Candace and her friend Becca.


Stop by and check out the various bags/totes.
(Aren't these Tim colors?)

There are still a limited number of class seats available for the two classes on Saturday.
THE NUNO FELTING CLASS IS CURRENTLY SOLD OUT.
CALL TO BE PLACED ON A WAITING LIST.
On Sunday May 24th, Michelle will continue her workshop fest with Beginning Nuno Felting. This workshop will be from 10 am till 5 pm and you will learn the basics of nuno felting (a wet felting process). You will be amazed at how nuno felting enables you to create felt with flexiblity and drape, and once you've mastered the techniques the design possiblilites are endless.
For more details about any of these classes stop by or call Tempe Yarn & Fiber.


ID Tags for your Needles! These little highly engineered plastic tags are designed to snap onto your cables and not fall off.

Michelle Johnson of Laughing Cloud Studio. is an Arizona Fiber Artist whose work includes one-of-a-kind wearables, home decor, hand dyed & painted yarns and fabrics. Michelle will be bringing her lovely hand dyed yarns to Tempe Yarn & Fiber for a Trunk Show & Sale on May 2, 2009 from 11 am till 4 pm.