The 1764 News
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History of Lace: Shetland Lace Knitting
Before I start on the topic I have titled, I want to say that I do knit and enjoy it, but not for the same reasons I enjoy spinning. Knitting has always been a means to an end for me.… Continue reading
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History Makers: Tames Alan
Today was Lace Day for the Lacemakers of Puget Sound. It was held in the Green River room at Kent Commons in Kent, Washington. It was a lovely event. Tames Alan is a performer and historical consultant living in Washington.… Continue reading
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Knitting: Shwook Hat
Off the needles: Shwook Hat. On Friday night, I made a cup of coffee to get ready to spend the evening knitting on this hat until it was finished. I finished well before midnight, no less. A wonderful pattern by… Continue reading
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Wool Breed: Wensleydale – The story of my two pound fleece.
I attended Black Sheep Gathering In Eugene, Oregon, this past June, I went with my friend Larraine. What an experience. I have heard great things about the wool judging done by Judith MacKenzie at this event, and I was able… Continue reading