If you live in SE Michigan and knit...
Hold on to your britches!
The Rhinebeck vendor with "the most coveted yarn,"* whose product makes knitters want to "back up a trailer and take it all home,"** THAT vendor is coming to Ann Arbor and Flint in the next few weekends.
Briar Rose Fibers is making a little road trip to the area on three upcoming Saturdays. Here's the schedule (reprinted with BRF owner Chris Roosien's enthusiastic permission):
Open House at Nancy Melet's
Saturday, November 18th from 10-5
218 Pine Ridge St.
Ann Arbor, MI
Open House at Nancy Melet's
Saturday, December 2nd from 10-5
218 Pine Ridge St.
Ann Arbor MI
Open House at Michael and Kay Melet's
Saturday December 9th from 10-5
3806 Wroxton, Apt #4
Flint, MI
Only rigid family fiscal policy allows me to ensure I won't buy it all in the first hour on the 18th.
*Spincerely Yours
**Knitorious
The Rhinebeck vendor with "the most coveted yarn,"* whose product makes knitters want to "back up a trailer and take it all home,"** THAT vendor is coming to Ann Arbor and Flint in the next few weekends.
Briar Rose Fibers is making a little road trip to the area on three upcoming Saturdays. Here's the schedule (reprinted with BRF owner Chris Roosien's enthusiastic permission):
Open House at Nancy Melet's
Saturday, November 18th from 10-5
218 Pine Ridge St.
Ann Arbor, MI
Open House at Nancy Melet's
Saturday, December 2nd from 10-5
218 Pine Ridge St.
Ann Arbor MI
Open House at Michael and Kay Melet's
Saturday December 9th from 10-5
3806 Wroxton, Apt #4
Flint, MI
Only rigid family fiscal policy allows me to ensure I won't buy it all in the first hour on the 18th.
*Spincerely Yours
**Knitorious
Labels: knitting
3 Comments:
Good luck on that!!!
I wish I had more time to read more of your blog as it looks interesting, but I will have to blogline it until I have fully recovered from skb...
Tell me more about this yarn! I'm always looking for a new source. Thanks! Marianne
I'll tell you more once I've *loaded up* in a week.
I can say I've seen the yarn twice in person. Once at the fiber arts festival and again, a week later, at Inish Knits in Cedar,Michigan.
Its primary appeal to me is its colors, which are oh-so-rich and very, very autumnal. Ever go walking in the fall and wish you had a sweater that captured the leaves and the remaining greens? This is it.
I know less about its knitability.
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