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What about Paradise Fibers in Spokane? I have to admit, even with a local yarn shop, I do most of my shopping online. I don't drive and the internet makes it so easy. I also buy yarn from Quince & Co. in Maine, all the way across the country.
KnitPicks is great for speedy service, being so close (I'm near Seattle).
KnitPicks is great for speedy service, being so close (I'm near Seattle).
Yes, Paradise is fast too. And they're quirky and different, raising llamas and building their own spinning wheels. They're people, just like us. Well, I don't have llamas or make spinning wheels, but I'm unique in my own ways ;-)


I joined the Navy awhile back and since then have lived in California and now in Maryland just north of D.C.

The best yarn shops in my area are in western N.C. (They seem to have more of them than we do here in S.C., too!)

I live in south eastern Washington, about 3 hours south of Spokane. I'll have to check my paradise fibers on the Internet.


Hi I live in north yorkshire and cant get enough of knitting or reading

As for me: I live in the Netherlands.




Kim wrote: "Zoe wrote: "Kim, I'm from Connecticut! (Althought not there now). I was born and raised in Bethany, a tiny town outside New Haven. You?"
Stratford, a couple of towns over :)"
omg. I was born and raised in Milford. How did I miss these comments?!!
Stratford, a couple of towns over :)"
omg. I was born and raised in Milford. How did I miss these comments?!!


Stratford, a couple of towns over :)"
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Those are my two favorite things to do, also Kathryn and Carolyn. I especially like to read an occasional book that involves both knitting and mystery.

I'm from Rhode Island. Fairly new to knitting (maybe two years) and obsessed with sock knitting!

I'm from Rhode Island. Fairly new to knitting (maybe two years) and obsessed with sock knitting!"
I've been a lucker here though I get the digests everyday. I'd like recommendations of knitting mysteries as well. Some I've read don't have enough knitting:)

Hi, I´m from Denmark and love Icelandic knits and the nordic patterns. I prefere wool as a rule, in all shapes.
I´m on Ravelry, profilename needlesdeluxe.
Hope to make new knitting friends ;-)
I´m on Ravelry, profilename needlesdeluxe.
Hope to make new knitting friends ;-)

Anja wrote: "Hi, I´m from Denmark and love Icelandic knits and the nordic patterns. I prefere wool as a rule, in all shapes.
I´m on Ravelry, profilename needlesdeluxe.
Hope to make new knitting friends ;-)"
Hi Sonja, glad to hear from you :-)


I just wanted to add that I just finished reading (took an afternoon) "Between You and Me". I found this book to be hysterical and in many places I can hear my mother trying to teach me and my sisters the proper use for various words.
So true, so funny and so real.

I grew up in Newfoundland, Canada where knitting still is a great tradition. My 14 year old daughter learned to knit a few years ago and now wants to learn to read patterns!
I honed my skills in the early 80's making Icelandic (LOPI) sweaters. I am so happy that these are coming back in popularity in this part of the world.
I have also been loving making hats and mittens. I have also tried my hand at a Newfoundland traditional knitting style called THRUMMING.
I am an avid reader and currently reading some books set in my lovely province by Victoria Barbour.
I am also on Ravelry, ladynewfie
Michelle currently living in Alberta Canada

I grew up in Newfoundland, Canada where knitting still is a great tradition. My 14 year old daughter learned to knit a few years ago and now wants to learn to read patterns!
I..."
What is Thruming? A knitting style? It's a term I've never herd this word before. Sounds interesting.
