Showing posts with label knitting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label knitting. Show all posts

Saturday, May 16, 2020

Now Offering Schachenmayr Catania Cotton and Scheepjes Organicon Cotton Yarns



Beautiful 100 percent cotton Catania Yarn in a wide range of colors, great for baby items, amigurumi and so much more



Love this beautiful, 100% vegan friendly organic cotton. When you want to create something soft and lovely for that special someone.



We also offer Clover crochet hooks and will be adding more notions soon. Be sure to check back often to see what's new.

Tuesday, February 23, 2016

New Sweet Knit Bear A Knitting Pattern At Last

New Sweet Knit Bear Knitting Pattern
Pieces are knit flat with Super Bulky Weight Yarn
and size 10.5 (6.5 mm) needles
Uses 1 pair of size 18 mm safety animal eyes and a little bit of worsted weight yarn for muzzle, nose
and stitching (worsted weight worked on size 5 needles)
Pattern includes instructions (in English), material list, photos and helpful notes and tips to complete project. Finished
size approx. 11 inches tall from top of head to bottom of feet. 


Don't forget to take advantage 
of the current sale: 

Get 15% off your total pattern purchase now through 3/1/16 when you order directly from Teri Crews Designs. Just type FLOPPY in the coupon code field prior to checking out to receive discount. 

Friday, December 5, 2014

Busy Day

Off to knit (something new in the works) after a long day of photo taking and Etsy listings. Just added tons of new buttons, sequins and tags. Teri Loves is shaping up. 

Have a great weekend. 






Monday, December 1, 2014

Let's KNIT, New Snowman Pattern

Yippee, it's true the first little knitting pattern is finished. 

Just in time for...snow. New Little Snowman a knitting pattern

This little guy is ready for immediate download. Finished size will be approx. 5.5" from top of head to bottom. Uses DK weight yarn and a pair of size 3 straight knitting needles. Other materials needed to finish your snowman include 2 mini Black buttons for eyes, a small amount of fiberfill and a tapestry needle. Optional materials include, 2 snowflake buttons, a bird button, a tiny bit of greenery or garland, a hot glue gun, tiny piece of twine and three small buttons for his tummy. 

As a special knitting pattern introduction, we are having a Snowman sale. Get 15% off your total purchase now December 14th when you order directly from Teri Crews Designs. Be sure to type SNOW in the coupon code field before checking out to receive discount. 
Happy Knitting




Wednesday, September 4, 2013

What's New September 4, 2013

Now that our company has gone home and the house is finished, it's time to get back to work.

Besides crocheting, I love to knit and have had a couple knitting patterns in the making for quite a while, but this week I'm determined to make some progress.  Although I have several in the making, I'm pretty sure the first one I'll be introducing will be...a bear of course. So far so good, but still a long way to go. Hopefully some knitted "cuties" will be in the making soon.

Happy Knitting.





Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Showing off some knitting

Just finished my Betty Mouat Cowl by Kate Davies Designs and wanted to show it off.

I used yarn from the Plucky Knitter.




Tuesday, September 4, 2012

What's New This Week September 4, 2012

It's been a while since my last what's new update so I grabbed my camera. 

Granny Square Afghan in the make (pattern from Leisure Arts Afghan Leaflet copyright 1975)
New Converse with stretch shoe laces (yes, have plain laces for feeling plain days)
Top Down Leaflet Sweater (in progress, still) by Cecily Glowik MacDonald knitty.com
Quick Cable Slouch Hat (knit with yummy Europa Tweed from Elgin Knit Works) pattern by Azure Blue



He's not here at my house, but he was a new sight to see (lives at the Ford Dealership)
 

Wednesday, August 8, 2012

Ready, Set, STITCHES 2012

It's Stitches Time! Almost like Christmas for me. Yep, a day with friends, surrounded by beautiful fibers, new patterns and people who love doing what I do, not to mention...a lot of shopping.

Can't wait, I'll be there Friday because goodness knows I need more yarn (not, but that's not the point)

Renaissance Hotel and Convention Center, Schaumburg, IL


What's New in August

Have to be honest...there is nothing new on my knitting needles this week, but there have been a few things on my crochet hooks. I've been at Elgin Knit Works, doing two of my favorite things, talking about knitting and crochet and talking about knitting and crochet with some of my favorite people.








Speaking of favorite people, Joyce Garris designer of After This Row will be at Elgin Knit Works tomorrow. She'll be showing everyone how to get the most from their project sheet and charts.




Monday, August 6, 2012

After This Row Presentation

Thursday  August 9th
11:00- 2:00

Join us to learn about a new system for keeping your place in any knitting pattern. 
Meet the creator of "After This Row" (http://www.afterthisrow.com), Joyce Garris.  
Enjoy some refreshments while you see her system in action. 
Three lucky customers will win a free copy of the system.

Sunday, July 22, 2012

After This Row

Are you a knitter? You'll love "AFTER THIS ROW" a great new knitting tool/chart that helps you keep your place. Put you project down and come back to it knowing right where you left off.

 
Visit AFTER THIS ROW to find out more

Thursday, June 14, 2012

What's New in June

This month...besides being hot and dry, June has kept me busy and of course, I'm surprised it's almost half over. Reminds me...The Midwest Fiber and Folk Art Fair starts next week. Hubby and I celebrated our nineteenth Anniversary this week (wow, writing that, made me feel old...older). We took a mini vacation and headed to Door County Wisconsin. Water lovers, shoppers and golfers, Door County is for you. Don't worry knitters and crocheters, there are some great yarn shops there as well (my favorite is Spin in Sturgeon Bay). Besides all that, Door County is loaded with lots of great places to eat.  If you like pizza, you'll want to stop by Wild Tomato in Fish Creek for some delicious wood-fired pizza. My sister in law (you know which one you are), makes great homemade pizza and Wild Tomato was almost as good. Enough with my little Door County review.

Here's what's new this month along with a few of the things I have on my needles or in the making (and hope to be making).


Beautiful Opal Yarn from Red Sock Yarns, Fish Creek, WI 
(time to start some socks) and a sweet bird from a friend

 
Rowan Tweed, free color work wristlet pattern from Spin of Door County



 Working on Knitting Pure and Simple Cardigan (for me)


 Classic Elite Verde Colle Seed (loving it, from Elgin Knit Works), 
also need to mention, I'm hooked on my Addi Turbo Circs.

 Of course, I'm working on more then one thing at a time

 Debbie Bliss (oh Miss Debbie, you are awesome) Cardigan (for daughter)


 I'm a paper freak by the way, and have to jot it down or forget it. 
New Ecojot spiral notebook, went with whimsy this time


Played with paper this week, not for long, but long enough to turn a 
chipboard arrow into a sweet birdhouse tag


 Vintage find, sure didn't need it, but it sure makes me happy


Yorkshire suitcase made in the USA

Friday, January 6, 2012

New Year's Resolutions

heart mittens, added to Etsy shop 1/5/12
What will this year bring? I'm hoping for a healthy, stress free year of course, but I'm also hoping I find time (and patience) to get some of the things I've been wanting to do done.

I fell in love with color work last year when I made a pair of owl mittens for my daughter. This year, I'm resolving to make time for color work. There are just so many great bags, pillows, hats and mittens that keep "calling" me. Maybe this is the year, they make it onto my needles. Oh, I can't forget about the patterns I still want to create and the spinning and dying I want to do and the house I'd like to keep clean, and the...well, you know there's always something.

Time...never seems to be enough and my fingers need to move faster.

Sam's mittens