Tomorrow brings the big reveal of our fall '09 line in our newsletter and on the web site. That also means that it was time to get it all up in Ravelry. Cirilia's logged a jillion hours (in the past 2 days) doing just that . I have to admit that we are… Continue reading Fall ’09 is up and running
Author: norahgaughan
Blocking Part Two, where Cirilia and Norah answer your questions
It was quite thrilling to read all of your comments on blocking. Many of you are in agreement with us that it is a vital part of the knitting process. I hope I allayed some fears; a lot of us seem to hear a strident voice telling us that we have to do things… Continue reading Blocking Part Two, where Cirilia and Norah answer your questions
blocking winner and yet another give-away!
Congratulations to Joyce from MO, the winner of the Soak gift bag and blocking wires! The gift fairy is working in overdrive this month. Or I should say, Cirilia's work with our generous partners is in overdrive this month? Look for a give-away in our weekly newsletter, Knitbits, this Friday (May 22). If you don't… Continue reading blocking winner and yet another give-away!
we’re on itunes
Yippee!!! We've uploaded our audio slideshows and instructional videos to itunes. They appear as a podcast named "Knit with Berroco". Search for Berroco or Cirilia or Norah in the itunes store. This is so exciting for me. Being on itunes feels so legitimate. Maybe that's silly but, in any case, it's a convenient and easy way… Continue reading we’re on itunes
hexagaughan happiness
I am feeling very loved. Last evening I received an incredible gift. My fan group on Ravelry, lead by the intrepid cadburyskeeper got together (in an on-line sense) and made an afghan for me. The 6" hexagons, they dubbed them "hexagaughans" since I am so into them, were knit and crocheted by folks in nine countries: Austria, Australia,… Continue reading hexagaughan happiness
we still love you mo
Cirilia and I are both avid npr listeners and both of us love the weekend current events/comedy/game show "wait, wait... don't tell me!". W...e...l....l , the week before last, one of the regular panelists, Mo Rocca, happened to mention (during a story about knitting sweaters for bald chickens) that he hated homemade sweaters because they are… Continue reading we still love you mo
Ravelers Rock
It's time, once again, to showcase you fantastic knitters out there - our customers. Here are five sweaters designed by me and interpreted by Ravelers to fit their individual tastes and needs. KallieKY's assemblage is knit in Inca Gold. The pattern calls for Pure Merino dk , but as you can clearly see Inca Gold works… Continue reading Ravelers Rock
tuck
More excess - this time in the form of knit-in tucks. Don't you love that Eleanor can knit too? We chose a different photo for the book - one that focuses more on the vest, but I am still enamored of this shot. Adina Klein helped us out with the styling for this story - that's the… Continue reading tuck
pucker
Norah Gaughan volume 4 is printed and shipping to stores! We'll be showing it on the Berroco website and launching all of the Spring 09 booklets in the Knitbits newsletter starting January 16th, but meanwhile, I thought (I was hoping) you might want to see a bit more. Doled out in moderation, of course. … Continue reading pucker
NGV4 photo
I am posting with my I-pod touch. That's so cool, but kinda scary too. Is there no escape? Check out a preview of NGV4:
