Knitting is often seen as a hobby for grandma's, but in recent years it's taken on a new form known as Yarn Bombing. In this collection we've found some Awesome Examples of Yarn Bombing, don't know what Yarn Bombing is? Yarn Bombing is sort of like knitting graffiti (or Grandma Graffiti), Yarn bombing, yarnbombing, yarn storming, guerrilla knitting, kniffiti, urban knitting or graffiti knitting is a type of graffiti or street art that employs colourful displays of knitted or crocheted yarn or fibre rather than paint or chalk.
This week, as a new year begins, we welcome a beautiful new book by Marianne Isager, A Knitting Life: Out into the World ($47). A Knitting Life: Out into the World is the second volume of Marianne Isager's career retrospective, following the Danish designer as she travelled around the world beginning in the 1990's. Trips to Latin
At Gist Yarn, we're proud to contribute to a thriving textile industry by working with fiber farmers, spinning mills, and dyehouses to develop yarn for weavers. We make and carry weaving yarns in a wide variety of fibers, including high quality cotton, linen, wool, alpaca, and silk in a variety of sizes.
A peek inside a couple of Norwegian supermarkets to see some of the unique items you'll find in this country.
The Unisex Tee is a soft, comfortable, and lightweight t-shirt, made of a fine-count yarn for a super silky feel. Designed specifically for sublimation, this tee yields vivid prints.
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Wie mij op Facebook volgt, had waarschijnlijk al gezien dat ik de afgelopen week in de Berlijn was. Voor een héél klein beetje werk, maar vooral lekker veel vakantie vieren. En mijn lief was mee, dus dat was nog eens extra gezellig. Hij weet inmiddels hoe ik in elkaar steek, dus als we eens een stoffenzaak zagen of een mooie wolwinkel, dan werd ik er op gewezen en dan wachtte hij braaf even buiten. Haha! Maar daardoor kan ik nu wel een mooi overzichtje geven van heel veel creatieve winkels en markten in Berlijn. If you're following me on Facebook, you probably saw that I spent the whole of last week in Berlin. A little bit for work, but most of it was a well deserved vacation. And the husbear went with me, which I loved very much. He knows me by now, so everytime we passed a yarn or fabric shop he'd point it out and would wait patiently until I was done browsing. How's that for love! So thanx to him I can give you a fabulous creative guide to Berlin. Berlin Mitte & Prenzlauerberg Om maar gelijk met het centrum van Berlijn te beginnen, Berlin Mitte. In deze wijk vind je natuurlijk Brandenburger Tor, de Dom en Reichstag, maar ook een paar bijzondere creatieve winkels. Knit knit, in de Linienstraße. Helaas met beperkte openingstijden, maar wel met een bijzondere collectie. Je hebt de beste kans deze zaak open te treffen op zaterdag. Yarn en coffee. Ja, je hoort het goed. Koffie leuten en wol shoppen, dat is toch een topcombinatie! Hebben we dat trouwens in Nederland ook? In Prenzlauerberg vind je Skull 'n Crosspins waar je stof, wol én cosmetica kunt kopen. Ook al zo'n fijne combinatie en een heel mooie winkel. Let's start with the centre of Berlin, Mitte. In this 'hood you will find all the grand sights of Berlin, like the Brandenburger Tor, Dom and Reichstag, and some pretty fabulous creative stores. Knit knit in the Linienstraße has limited opening hours (Saturdays are your best shot), but they have a great collection of yarns and the store is pretty. Yarn and coffee. Oh how I wish we would have a store in The Netherlands that's both a coffee place and a yarn store, I think I'd never leave. In Prenzlauerberg Skull 'n Crosspins sells yarn, fabrics ánd cosmetics. Hide your credicards! Berlin Kreuzberg Berlijn Kreuzberg is misschien wel de meest creatieve wijk in Berlijn, in ieder geval voor de haaksters en naaisters onder ons. Ik viel van de ene wolwinkel in de andere stoffenwinkel en ontdekte op zaterdag ook een heleboel markten waar stoffen en wol werd verkocht. Dus op zaterdag: op naar Kreuzberg. Wollparadies. Misschien wel de leukste wolwinkel die ik in Berlijn heb gezien. Niet alleen bekende wolmerken, maar ook bijzondere hand geverfde Marokkaanse wol. 1000stoff, een mooie stoffenwinkel met een vriendelijke eigenaresse. Er worden hier regelmatig workshops gegeven, dus sta er niet van te kijken als het in de winkel wemelt van de ijverige (jonge) naaisters in de dop. Offstoff, nog zo'n mooie stoffenwinkel die je niet mag missen! Veel mooie katoentjes, ook biokatoen. Maybachufer markt. Omdat er zo veel eettentjes staan met lekker Turks eten, wordt dit ook wel de Turkse markt genoemd. Maar op deze markt vind je ook massa's stoffenkramen en kramen met handgemaakte spulletjes. Eén van de leukste markten die ik heb gezien in Berlijn. Berlin Kreuzberg has to be one of the most creative neighborhoods of Berlin, for sure. I saw so many lovely shops and markets. Visit Kreuzberg on Saturday, you won't be dissapointed. Wollparadies has the standard European yarns, but also some pretty awesome hand dyed Moriccan yarns. 1000stoff is such a cute neighborhood shop, with a friendly owner. Beautiful fabrics and since workshops are regularly organised here you'll see some enthusiastic seamstresses-to-be running around. Offstoff is a very stylish fabric shop, that you'll just have to visit. Beautiful fabrics, dyes and patterns. Because of all the ethnic food stalls the Maybachufer Market is often called the Turkish Market, but you'll also find a decent number of fabric stalls and stalls with handmade items. I absolutely loved this market. Friedrichshain Friedrichshain is één van de hipste buurten van Berlijn op dit moment en op zondag is dit de perfecte plek om naar de vlooienmarkt op de Boxhagenerplatz te gaan en vervolgens handgemaakte items, tweedehands kleding en lekkere hapjes te scoren bij Neue Heimat. Wil je wol shoppen, dan zul je er van dinsdag tot en met zaterdag naartoe moeten. Leuke winkel is Knit Happens, waar de eigenaren al net zo gek zijn als de buurt zelf. Er worden regelmatig leuke bijeenkomsten georganiseerd (en ik zag zojuist dat ze één van mijn foto's hadden gedeeld op Facebook, van mijn bobble stitch sjaal). Friedrichshain is one of the hippest neighborhoods of Berlin. And Sunday is the perfect day for a strool around the flea market on Boxhagener Platz. After that a visit to Neue Heimat is in order where you can buy handmade items, second hand clothes and streetfood. If you would like to go yarn shopping, you should go to the neighborhood on Tuesdays to Saturdays, that's when Knit Happens opens. A shop that seems as crazy as the neighborhood that often organises fun knit events. And I just discovered they shared a picture of my bobble stitch scarf on their Facebook page. Idee at KaDeWe KaDeWe is natuurlijk wereldberoemd, als hét sjieke warenhuis toen Oost en West Berlijn nog van elkaar waren gescheiden. Sjiek is het warenhuis nog steeds. Nu moet ik zeggen dat ik niet zo van de warenhuizen ben. Ik kan niet zo veel met parfums en lippenstiften van €150, maar toen ik las dat KaDeWe ook een eigen creatief warenhuis heeft, moest ik toch even langs. Idee zit niet ín KaDeWe, zoals ik dacht, maar ertegenover aan de Passauser Straße. En oh, wat een geweldige winkel! Neem trouwens een extra creditcard mee, want de stoffen en wol is danig aan de prijs. Toch zijn er ook leuke koopjes te vinden, zoals stofpakketjes en wol van het eigen merk (katoen, sokkenwol en merino), toch een leuk souvenir. Overigens was het ten strengste verboden om foto's te maken in deze winkel, dus deze foto's werden genomen met mijn telefoon stiekem onder de oksel. Ik ben benieuwd of ik nu alsnog een boete krijg! KaDeWe is the most famous department store of Berlin. Back when the city was devided by the wall it was basically the only posh store to be found in West Berlin and a bit of a 'up yours' to the communists across the border. KaDeWe is still very posh today, though I have to say I am not too interested in department stores. I just don't give a hoot about €150 perfumes and lipsticks. But when I heard KaDeWe has a creative department, I just had to check it out. Idee is not actually inside KaDeWe, so I found out. But across the street at Passauerstraße. It's is such a fabulous shop with a fantstic collection, albeit not a very cheap collection. There are fine silks and beautiful yarns, but they come at a cost. Bring an extra creditcard! Though there are some fun offers, like fabric kits and the home yarn brand (cotton, sock yarn and merino), maybe a nice souvenir to take back home? It was strictly forbidden to take pictures btw, so I took these pics with my phone pretty much IN my arm pit. I hope they won't track me down and fine me! Some practical advice Veel creatieve winkels zijn gesloten op zondag en maandag. Eigenlijk net zoals in Nederland. Zijn dat nét de dagen dat je in Berlijn bent, dan kun je in ieder geval naar Idee, want die winkel is gewoon open. Ook andere warenhuizen zoals Karstadt hebben een creatieve afdeling vol wol en stof, vaak nog goed te betalen ook. Onlangs interviewde ik Marjolein van Berlijn-Blog over haar wijkje Friedrichshain, zij deelt met mij haar favoriete hotspots in de wijk. Zij bracht ook onlangs haar eerste boek uit: Mijn Berlijn met leuke insider tips, maar ook bijzondere verhalen over de bewogen geschiedenis van Berlijn. Andere leuke hippe café en creatieve winkels vind je in het boek Berlijn in Stijl, wat trouwens lekker plaatjes kijken is. Ik zette al mijn tips over Berlijn (de niet-creatieve dan!) in mijn overzichtelijke CityGuide Berlijn. A lot of creative shops are closed on Sundays and Mondays. If you're in Berlin on these days you're a little out of luck, but you can still visit Idee on Mondays and other department stores like Karstadt, as other department stores also have a department for yarn and fabrics. I collected a lot of other cool placed on my Pinterest board about Berlin. Waren jullie al eens in Berlijn? En vonden jullie nog mooie en creatieve winkeltjes? Have you visited Berlin and did you find some great creative shops?
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- Crochet Light Fury PDF Digital Pattern by Imagined Yarn - **PLEASE READ FOR IMPORTANT INFORMATION** *This item is a digital PDF Pattern (written instructions) ONLY for you to make the item yourself, it is NOT the finished, physical item. Available in ENGLISH ONLY* *If you would like to purchase both Toothless and the light fury patterns, please visit my shop where you can save $1.50 by purchasing the separate pattern that includes them both. This pattern is for the Light Fury only. The Toothless pattern is also available at my shop, Imagined Yarn. The NightLights pattern depicted in the last photo is available at How to Loom Your Dragon by Cortney Nicole. A Purchase of this Pattern will include: - 2 PDF Patterns with step-by-step instructions: 1 with helpful colored images (27 pages), 1 with text only (14 pages, Printer Friendly Version). If you decide to use the text only version I would recommend referring to the images in the larger PDF while crocheting. - Stitches: U.S. Terminology - Language: English Only Instructions to Download a Pattern: - I recommend using the Etsy website on a computer to download your files and not the Etsy mobile app. - The Etsy mobile app won’t allow you to download any digital files. The only way to download digital files from Etsy is through the web browser (from any device, but computers are generally easier). Here’s how to do that: First, make sure you’re logged into Etsy on a web browser (I would recommend being logged in when purchasing from Etsy). Once logged in, open up your account in the upper right corner and click “purchases”. This page will list all of your purchases, and you can locate the purchase you want to download. Once you’ve done that, look to the right of the order and select the “download files” option. Clicking this will allow you to download the file(s) you want. . __ . __ . __ . __ . __ . __ . __ . __ . __ . __ . __ . About the Pattern: - This pattern is for making the Light Fury from How to Train Your Dragon the Hidden World! The difficulty level is for intermediate/experienced crocheters, meaning it is very challenging for beginners. In this pattern there are rounds, rows, a variety of stitches, usage of wire(optional), sewing, and some difficult techniques. I would recommend making other projects easier or like this pattern, and having the ability to read patterns. Materials List: - Recommended hook size - 3.75 mm(F) Crochet Hook - Worsted weight (Medium 4) yarn in white or off-white - Approximate yarn amount(s) when using worsted weight - 250 yds - Yarn in blue, black, and white, felt in blue, black, and white, or 12 mm safety eyes (blue cat eyes). - Yarn Needle, Pins, Scissors, and Stuffing - (Optional) Wire- 16 gauge wire is recommended, and wire cutters if needed. Finished Measurements: Measurements (Made with suggested yarn and hook): Length from nose to tail - 14’’/36cm, One wingspan - 10.5’’/27cm . __ . __ . __ . __ . __ . __ . __ . __ . __ . __ . __ . © Copyright 2020 Imagined Yarn. This pattern is for your personal use only. Feel free to sell handmade items from this pattern in a limited number. Please do not distribute this pattern in any way. If you are going to sell this item, please include in the item description “ This item was made from a design and pattern by Imagined Yarn.”
The Unisex Tee is a soft, comfortable, and lightweight t-shirt, made of a fine-count yarn for a super silky feel. Designed specifically for sublimation, this tee yields vivid prints.
Dolls around the World This pattern is for the Girl doll ONLY. Polish Folk Dolls Collection Łowicz Girl is one of the dolls in Polish Folk Dolls Collection. These little dollies have been on my mind for a very long time. It was a challenge but at the same time an exciting adventure to try and capture in a knitting form some of the most beautiful and colourful of Polish Regional Costumes. Polish Folk Dolls Collection includes 3 sets: Łowicz Pair - boy & girl in a traditional folk outfit from the region of Łowicz town in Central Poland Krakowiak & Krakowianka - boy & girl in a traditional folk outfit from the region of Krakow Góral & Góralka - boy & girl in a traditional folk outfit from the region of Podhale/Polish Tatra Mountains Each Girl Doll pattern is available on its own OR in an e-book with a matching Boy Doll. There is NO separate pattern for the Boy doll. Polish Folk Dolls - Podhale: 2 patterns - Góral & Góralka Polish Folk Dolls - Kraków: 2 patterns - Krakowiak & Krakowianka Polish Folk Dolls - Łowicz: 2 patterns - Łowicz Boy & Girl Important! These dolls are NOT TOYS, they are purely decorative About Folk Dolls: they are about 43cm/17 inches tall gauge is not really that important all the garments are removable About this pattern: it includes over 20 pages of detailed instructions, with lots of photos to guide you through each step, there are 2 pdf files available: one for knitting flat (F) - original design and one for knitting in the round (R) - converted file it involves crochet and embroidery skills to decorate this outfit full listing of materials needed is available in the pattern Materials needed: Apart from Stylecraft Yarns listed above, you will need a selection of embellishments to complete this outfit, such as: ribbons, buttons, fabric/lace flowers, beads. All available in well stocked art&craft/haberdashery shops: Happy knitting, MagdaLaine ♡ Dolly Delights pattern support: Dolly Delights group Note: You can find more info about this particular outfit in the links provided on my project page HERE.
The Unisex Tee is a soft, comfortable, and lightweight t-shirt, made of a fine-count yarn for a super silky feel. Designed specifically for sublimation, this tee yields vivid prints.
Welcome to my weaving class focused on creating organic shapes while you weave. I'm thrilled to have you join me on this creative journey! In this class, we'll explore the beautiful and fluid world of organic shapes, learning techniques to bring a natural and free-flowing aesthetic to our weaving projects. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced weaver, this class is designed to inspire you to experiment with forms and textures, allowing your creativity to guide your hands. Join me in this 1 hour and 20 minute class that starts with foundational techniques and gradually moves into more complex shapes; discussing tips and tricks along the way to help you achieve stunning, one-of-a-kind pieces. By the end of our time together, you'll have a deeper understanding of how to manipulate your materials to create dynamic and expressive designs. Most of the fiber packs/bundles listed on my website will have plenty of fibers and different textures of yarn to complete the weaving created in this video class. If you have a special color palette in mind for your weaving, please send me a message and I will create you a custom fiber bundle! I will send your Video Class via email, please make sure you enter your correct email address at checkout. If you have questions about the class please email me at [email protected] All rights reserved, do not duplicate, share or copy video content without written permission from Blushing Pine Fiber.
This hand-dyed artisanal yarn is no ordinary knitting yarn: the designer behind the knitting patterns Louise Robert Design meticulously created this beautiful collection. It's by studying the color pallets that represent her life and career over the years that designer Louise Robert was able to imagine all of the variety available in these hand-dyed artisanal yarns. The color CHARLIE is a nod to the story of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and its chocolate universe filled with magic and fabulous sweets. When I was little, I was very attached to the author Roal Dahl, whose novels I devoured. In addition to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Roal Dahl’s imagination has spawned several stories such as The Gremlins, James and the Giant Peach, Witches, Matilda. For me, Roal Dahl’s world is full of childhood memories that I still cherish today. - Louise Composition: 75% Merino superwash wool, 25% Nylon Quantity (Weight): 100 grams, 4 oz Length: 400 meters (437 yds) Gauge: 28 - 32 stitches = 10 cm (4 in) Needles: 2.25 - 2.75mm (US 1 - 2) Care: Hand-wash in cold water, dry flat Depending on our inventory level or the dyeing technique used, our 100 gr skeins may be composed of 2 skeins of 50 gr. If you love to knit with Biscotte Yarns, you will fall head over heels with this artisanal, hand-dyed SUPER SOCK yarn by Louise Robert Design. Whether you are knitting a scarf, a shawl or a sweater, there's nothing better than a beautifully crafted yarn designed by a passionate knitter for knitting enthusiasts.
The Unisex Tee is a soft, comfortable, and lightweight t-shirt, made of a fine-count yarn for a super silky feel. Designed specifically for sublimation, this tee yields vivid prints.
Description Book Specs The Brand 9 more innovative knitting designs by 7 talented designers: Annette Danielsen Lise Vaagen Lone Gissel Charlotte Tøndering Ann Hentze Lis A. Mortensen Tine Rousing. Isager yarns used are Highland, Spinni, Hoere, Alpaca 1 and & Alpaca 2. Paperback: 42 pages Dimensions: 21 x 24 x 1.2 cm Publisher: Isager Aps (2011) The Danish company Isager has since 1977 been supplying patterns and quality yarns made from natural fibres, both known and loved by knitters the world over. The yarns and patterns are sold in selected shops in Denmark and internationally. The founder of Isager, Marianne Isager, and her daughter and co owner of the company Helga Isager, are behind a line of popular knitting books. With her brand Amimono, Helga Isager has since 2005 been part of renewing knitting both as a craft and as a fashion phenomenon. Her ability to place traditional knitting techniques in a contemporary context paired with her curious exploration of the never ending possibilities hidden in a ball of yarn and a set of knitting needles, has evoked a response particularly with the younger audience. Throughout the years Helga Isager has given numerous classes in both Denmark and Sweden, just as she has worked as a guest teacher at Skals – Højskolen for Design og Håndarbejde. Helga Isager is the author of several knitting books published in both Denmark and internationally. In 2013 the Swedish publishers Natur & Kultur (Nature & Culture) published her book Finstickat. Today the book is translated into several languages. www.amimono.dk Marianne Isager has, throughout the last 40 years, been at the forefront of Danish knit design, and through her extensive production of patterns and books she has been instrumental in maintaining the continuous development of the old craft. Marianne Isager is also known for her instructive courses, lectures, her numerous exhibitions and classes and her workshop business. The former often have their background in her inspirational travels to Latin America, Asia and Africa, and in her work as an NGO in countries as different as Peru, Nepal and Greenland. In addition to this Marianne Isager is the author of a string of inspiring knitting books, published both in Denmark and internationally. Today Marianne Isager lives half of the year in Japan, where she resides in Tokyo. The other half she spends in Tversted, the area in North Jutland where she grew up. Here she also runs her popular summer workshops.
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I've finally finished my second hyperbolic pseudosphere. It took a ton (well, not quite!) of yarn and I worked on the edging until I thought I was going to stab myself in the eyes with my crochet hook. Glad it's done and it's going to go to Hawaii to be seen in the Hook the Reef exhibit in June, 2011. (I was graciously invited to participate! Yay, me!) I just may have to go over there so I can see it in it's reefy environment . . . (Yeah. Right. I wish!) This pseudosphere turned out to be a little more than 7" across — quite a bit bigger than I expected — AND weighs 5 ounces! Like I said, a LOT of yarn. I love how it looks with the planes spiraled in this way.
The Unisex Tee is a soft, comfortable, and lightweight t-shirt, made of a fine-count yarn for a super silky feel. Designed specifically for sublimation, this tee yields vivid prints.
- Crochet Light Fury PDF Digital Pattern by Imagined Yarn - **PLEASE READ FOR IMPORTANT INFORMATION** *This item is a digital PDF Pattern (written instructions) ONLY for you to make the item yourself, it is NOT the finished, physical item. Available in ENGLISH ONLY* *If you would like to purchase both Toothless and the light fury patterns, please visit my shop where you can save $1.50 by purchasing the separate pattern that includes them both. This pattern is for the Light Fury only. The Toothless pattern is also available at my shop, Imagined Yarn. The NightLights pattern depicted in the last photo is available at How to Loom Your Dragon by Cortney Nicole. A Purchase of this Pattern will include: - 2 PDF Patterns with step-by-step instructions: 1 with helpful colored images (27 pages), 1 with text only (14 pages, Printer Friendly Version). If you decide to use the text only version I would recommend referring to the images in the larger PDF while crocheting. - Stitches: U.S. Terminology - Language: English Only Instructions to Download a Pattern: - I recommend using the Etsy website on a computer to download your files and not the Etsy mobile app. - The Etsy mobile app won’t allow you to download any digital files. The only way to download digital files from Etsy is through the web browser (from any device, but computers are generally easier). Here’s how to do that: First, make sure you’re logged into Etsy on a web browser (I would recommend being logged in when purchasing from Etsy). Once logged in, open up your account in the upper right corner and click “purchases”. This page will list all of your purchases, and you can locate the purchase you want to download. Once you’ve done that, look to the right of the order and select the “download files” option. Clicking this will allow you to download the file(s) you want. . __ . __ . __ . __ . __ . __ . __ . __ . __ . __ . __ . About the Pattern: - This pattern is for making the Light Fury from How to Train Your Dragon the Hidden World! The difficulty level is for intermediate/experienced crocheters, meaning it is very challenging for beginners. In this pattern there are rounds, rows, a variety of stitches, usage of wire(optional), sewing, and some difficult techniques. I would recommend making other projects easier or like this pattern, and having the ability to read patterns. Materials List: - Recommended hook size - 3.75 mm(F) Crochet Hook - Worsted weight (Medium 4) yarn in white or off-white - Approximate yarn amount(s) when using worsted weight - 250 yds - Yarn in blue, black, and white, felt in blue, black, and white, or 12 mm safety eyes (blue cat eyes). - Yarn Needle, Pins, Scissors, and Stuffing - (Optional) Wire- 16 gauge wire is recommended, and wire cutters if needed. Finished Measurements: Measurements (Made with suggested yarn and hook): Length from nose to tail - 14’’/36cm, One wingspan - 10.5’’/27cm . __ . __ . __ . __ . __ . __ . __ . __ . __ . __ . __ . © Copyright 2020 Imagined Yarn. This pattern is for your personal use only. Feel free to sell handmade items from this pattern in a limited number. Please do not distribute this pattern in any way. If you are going to sell this item, please include in the item description “ This item was made from a design and pattern by Imagined Yarn.”
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Crimson and Gray Crochet Keychain. Can be worn over wrist or looped around fingers. Soft and stretchy, washable cotton. CARE AND CONTENT Keyring is metal alloy. Yarn is 100% cotton. Hand wash or spot clean. Wipe down metal portion with rubbing alcohol after washing to dry out. Do not leave metal wet. Load your keys on the ring by gently twisting the ring through the loops. If the opening catches on the strands, simply press the smooth closed edge toward the loops to free the open edge. All the items in my shop are made by me in my smoke-free home— or out in the fresh air while my children enjoy the beautiful area of the world where we live. SIZE 1" Keyring with a 3.75" crochet strap HOW TO ORDER This is a ready-to-ship item, and if you purchase this listing, you will receive the keychain shown in the photos. If you would prefer to order in a different color or quantity than allowed by the listing, please message me instead, to arrange a custom order. There is a button to message me within this listing, as well as a "contact" button near my shop heading on my main shop page. There should also be a "request custom order" button below the shop sections if you are viewing Knit Kaleidoscope on a PC. I'm happy to work with you on color and quantity and have many options of colors I can make your items in. PRODUCTION/SHIPPING TIME Most ready-to-ship items will be mailed in 1-3 business days. There will be several times of year that production time is longer. I will keep this information up to date with Etsy, and the dates they calculate for you when you are viewing the listing will be your most accurate real-time estimate. Check the Shop announcements section for more information. I will post shipping dates and more specific information there when possible. I monitor my messages regularly, and am happy to answer questions and communicate with you during these times. Custom orders will ship in 1-2 weeks and depending on the size of your order, may have free shipping. (Custom orders for gift sets or value packs of ready-made items will ship quicker than that.) Timelines will be quoted for your specific items when you place your request. They will ship first class USPS with tracking, unless you are local to my area and prearrange local pickup or delivery. RETURN POLICY Returns are not accepted for this item, however your satisfaction is important to me. Please contact me if there is a problem with your item so I can help. SHOP NEWS AND LINKS https://www.etsy.com/shop/KnitKaleidoscope Be sure to add Knit Kaleidoscope to your favorite shops, so Etsy will update you with new and restocked listings. (This is within Etsy, when you are logged in, unless you have signed up for email notifications) Follow @KnitKaleidoscope on Instagram for upcoming designs and colors. Thank you for visiting my shop!
