Tempe Yarn & Fiber : RAVELRY @ Stitches South 2010

Monday, April 26, 2010

RAVELRY @ Stitches South 2010

Since it began, Ravelry has had such a positive influence on the knitting and crochet communities. Actually meeting these folks was a pleasure as they are everything you would expect.

Jessica (Founder-Mama Rav), Terry (TYF), Mary-Heather (VP Operations)

Mary-Heather, Terry, Sarah (Community Support), Casey (Founder)

Ravelry is known for its parties. Lots of Prizes were given away at the party.

I'm guessing there must have been 500 people at the party.

Can't say what was discussed but keep your fingers crossed.

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-When you shop at a locally owned business 45 cents of every dollar stays in Arizona - versus only 13 cents at a national chain, and, your money is re-circulated over and over and creates up to 75% more tax revenue to our community & state.

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Monday, April 26, 2010

RAVELRY @ Stitches South 2010

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