It’s so amazing and beautiful to see your hard work knit up by someone else, It shows how much your work is appreciated by others.
Keep up the great work, make sure you get enough rest and see you in a few days
Nessa Stardom
x
Ysolda, I just wanted to tell you what happiness your creations bring to me! They are a delight to the soul! Wishing you vast quantities of inspiration for your work! Hugs~
And hopefully you know how much it is appreciated! Met you at Fyberspates, which was an absolute pleasure (thanks, Jeni and Sarah too), and came away very pleased I’d made the journey – thanks for all the great patterns.
It’s really appreciated – it was fantastic to meet you at jelly on Sunday (I am the person in the purple Ishbel beret in the second photo down – the gold Snapdragon is my friend B!) and see some of the designs I haven’t got round to knitting yet!
I love seeing all of your creations in one spot! I finally bought my yarn for Coraline for a KAL and some day I will muster the gumption to try little birds. :)
What is that beautiful yarn in the picture all by itself?
I feel so dumb for not realising I could have come to see you in Reading until the day after! I hope you’re managing to have a bit of a rest in between meet and greets.
what a wonderful display! your creations are so joyful and inspiring :o) it’s truly a treat to visit your blog throughout the week. perhaps your touring will bring you to southern california one day! there are several shops that i expect would LOVE to have you as a guest:
Unwind – Burbank, CA
Stitch Cafe – Valley Village, CA
Wild Fiber – Santa Monica, CA
Pearl’s Knitting Parlor – Thousand Oaks, CA
Loop & Leaf – Santa Barbara, CA (Jared Flood will be doing a book signing and classes there this weekend!)
… this is just to name a few …
and now, i must get back to knitting my Peak’s Island Hood! :o)
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It’s so amazing and beautiful to see your hard work knit up by someone else, It shows how much your work is appreciated by others.
Keep up the great work, make sure you get enough rest and see you in a few days
Nessa Stardom
x
Everything is lovely but how sweet to see those tiny shoes on a live model!
WLK2 arrived in the mail today – yippee!
I think you have many fans and I really enjoy visiting your blog and see all the fun you have! Happy tour!
I like the pictures, even if you are too tired for words.
They’re giving me a smile on a rather low day.
In french, we say “une image vaut mille mots!” – a picture is more than a thousand of words… Congratulation for your work!
Such a cute baby! And those shoes are amazing!
it does look like fun! the displays look wonderful. i am very much looking forward to the knitting… :)
Ysolda, I just wanted to tell you what happiness your creations bring to me! They are a delight to the soul! Wishing you vast quantities of inspiration for your work! Hugs~
There was a lot of beautiful handicrafts. I liked very much the jacket with blue birds and all the hats.
Oh qu’est ce qu’ils sont adorables ces bonnets et ces petits chaussons.
Lovely pictures and such beautiful designs. I am watching your career developing with great interest and admiration.
And hopefully you know how much it is appreciated! Met you at Fyberspates, which was an absolute pleasure (thanks, Jeni and Sarah too), and came away very pleased I’d made the journey – thanks for all the great patterns.
It’s really appreciated – it was fantastic to meet you at jelly on Sunday (I am the person in the purple Ishbel beret in the second photo down – the gold Snapdragon is my friend B!) and see some of the designs I haven’t got round to knitting yet!
I love seeing all of your creations in one spot! I finally bought my yarn for Coraline for a KAL and some day I will muster the gumption to try little birds. :)
What is that beautiful yarn in the picture all by itself?
I feel so dumb for not realising I could have come to see you in Reading until the day after! I hope you’re managing to have a bit of a rest in between meet and greets.
I already received your book! Thank you!!
http://unbrindanslevent.blogspot.com/2009/11/merci-ysolda.html
Look at all those lovely samples! Touring must be exhausting!
what a wonderful display! your creations are so joyful and inspiring :o) it’s truly a treat to visit your blog throughout the week. perhaps your touring will bring you to southern california one day! there are several shops that i expect would LOVE to have you as a guest:
Unwind – Burbank, CA
Stitch Cafe – Valley Village, CA
Wild Fiber – Santa Monica, CA
Pearl’s Knitting Parlor – Thousand Oaks, CA
Loop & Leaf – Santa Barbara, CA (Jared Flood will be doing a book signing and classes there this weekend!)
… this is just to name a few …
and now, i must get back to knitting my Peak’s Island Hood! :o)
Where did you get those blue hat displays?
Words are unneeded with photos like those.