Knit Red - Stitch Red on order

Maybe you have heard about this new book- chatter on facebook and other blogs have talked up this new book release.  Proceeds from the book sales will help educate women about heart health.
Here's a brief description;
 Knit Red, an instant classic and must have coffee table knitting treasure for every knitter. This book contains 30 fabulously red garments and accessories designed and donated by celebrity designers who openly share their personal experiences with Heart Disease and tips on how they stay heart healthy! You will find designs by: Debbie Bliss, Nicky Epstein, Jared Flood, Kieran Foley, Norah Gaughan, Jeanne Giles, Tanis Gray, Cornelia Tuttle-Hamilton, Kim Hargreaves, Sarah Hatton, Kristen Ashbaugh-Helmreich, Kit Hutchin, Lindsey Jacobellis, Daniela Johannsenova, Andrea Jurgrau, Barry Klein, Maie Landra, Cecily Glowik MacDonald, Deborah Newton, Ann Norling, Deborah Norville, Melissa Morgan Oakes, Michele Rose Orne, Iris Schreier, Diane Soucy, Debbie Stoller, Martin Storey, Amy Swenson, Ysolda Teague and Barbara Venishnick. as written by JBW.

 I guess I'd better get more red yarn in stock... LOL

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