Knitters Connect...

Awhile ago I was asked if I would like to write a few articles for Curious the Tourist Guide..I said sure, that would be such fun... My first article appeared in the November issue...
http://www.curiousguide.ca/ on page 12. This tourist guide is picked up by day trippers everywhere. The guide takes from corner to corner of the GTA and around Southern Ontario... The center fold is a handy map to keep tucked in the glove box for further needs. You will find the most interesting stories, jokes, recipes and of course wonderful shops to visit. The paper also dedicates a full page to B&B locations. You can follow the butter tart trail too- now that's fun!!

Knitters Connect

For years knitting circles, guilds, wool festivals and events were knitter’s places to meet. With today’s modern technologies, knitters connect 24/7 globally with each other.

Surfing the websites like Ravelry have become part of our daily connections with like minded stitchers.

We knit on the subway, bus, train, gather at coffee shops and LYS to share our stories & expertise.

We can Knit Cruise, Knit Retreat, Knit A Long and join a Sit n Knit club with others who have a passion for knitting.

The face of knitting is changed forever as we develop new ways to connect with other kindred spirits. How many knitting blogs do you read in a day? (Wise Hilda, Yarn Harlot, cosmicplutoknits)

Connect with us again as we share new designs, techniques and stories. What’s on your needles?

Karen – Grey Heron Wool Shop Collingwood greyherondesigns.com


Now, what's my next topic? You'll have to wait for the December issue...


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