Viv.dk Blog USA Januar 2005

USA June 2007 etc.

Sorry that I did not create this blog until now - but it has been summer! Good excuse - isn't it?

I visited Columbus, OH again this June for the TNNA show - where the shops buy for the winter season. It was great as ever to meet friends and see the show.
This beautifull arrangement of flowers was in front of - I think - the City Hall. It is obvious was it is supposed to look like!

The vest to the left was not yet done at the last TNNA - but here it was finished and beautiful - her own designs - inspired by my designs - Great! w
and a very good looking TRIP-TRAP Jacket ww

vv And what about the NAVAJO Jacket in the red colorway
v or KNITTERS ANGLES!

How I love to see my designs modeled by knit-pals!

I visited Knitters Mercantile in Columbus and of course on a Friday morning when the knitting group met and the shop is a humming of knitters talk and the needles knit-knit-knit!

Next destination was Harrisville - peaceful and quiet and beautiful as ever.
See my impressions of Harrisville Village here!

Lucy Neatby taught a sock-class in Harrisville and we shared a house. We had such a good time - Lucy is very sweet and lots of fun.
s Here is 2 different funny socks of hers.

ss and here is Lusys masterpiece - the Andean Vest. I adore it.

I gave a color-class in Harrisville - the absolute perfect location for a color-class. We were literally wrapped in colors.

Everybody worked so hard

and enjoyed all the colors.

But the best part is as ever - looking at the sample swatches and telling the stories behind them. It is stunning to hear about the thoughts behind the sample swatches and the hard work and intentions.
I was very pleased with the effort and the result.

The result is not about how the samples look like - but what is behind them!

This time in Harrisville was very special as Harrisville Designs and I promised each other a lifelong partnership. I am very grateful to be able to work with such an excellent Mill and so wonderful people as my Harrisville friends. I am looking forward to more years in yarn and colors and knitting.
See my impressions of the Mill here!

Before I knew - I had to leave and bring my heavy suitcases to the SAS flight to Copenhagen.

Sorry that I did not create this blog until now - but it has been summer! Good excuse - isn't it?
	I visited Columbus, OH again this June for the TNNA show - where the shops buy for the winter season. It was great as ever to meet friends and see the show. This beautifull arrangement of flowers was in front of - I think - the City Hall. It is obvious was it is supposed to look like!
The vest to the left was not yet done at the last TNNA - but here it was finished and beautiful - her own designs - inspired by my designs - Great! w and a very good looking TRIP-TRAP Jacket ww
	vv And what about the NAVAJO Jacket in the red colorway v or KNITTERS ANGLES! How I love to see my designs modeled by knit-pals!
I visited Knitters Mercantile in Columbus and of course on a Friday morning when the knitting group met and the shop is a humming of knitters talk and the needles knit-knit-knit!
	Next destination was Harrisville - peaceful and quiet and beautiful as ever. See my impressions of Harrisville Village here!
Lucy Neatby taught a sock-class in Harrisville and we shared a house. We had such a good time - Lucy is very sweet and lots of fun. s Here is 2 different funny socks of hers. ss and here is Lusys masterpiece - the Andean Vest. I adore it.

	I gave a color-class in Harrisville - the absolute perfect location for a color-class. We were literally wrapped in colors.
Everybody worked so hard
	and enjoyed all the colors.

But the best part is as ever - looking at the sample swatches and telling the stories behind them. It is stunning to hear about the thoughts behind the sample swatches and the hard work and intentions. I was very pleased with the effort and the result. The result is not about how the samples look like - but what is behind them!
	This time in Harrisville was very special as Harrisville Designs and I promised each other a lifelong partnership. I am very grateful to be able to work with such an excellent Mill and so wonderful people as my Harrisville friends. I am looking forward to more years in yarn and colors and knitting. See my impressions of the Mill here! Before I knew - I had to leave and bring my heavy suitcases to the SAS flight to Copenhagen.