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Seed Stitch Fine Yarn

Hi Spud & Chloë Friends,

I have been getting so many emails from people sharing their Spud & Chloë projects. I have one more quick shop share for you this week. Courtney wrote me to tell me about some of the fun ways her customers are using Spud & Chloë. Here is her email (I added the pattern and yarn links in her note for your convenience):

Susan,

I hope this message finds you well.  I’m loving what you’re doing with the Spud and Chloe blog.  It’s fantastic inspiration.  I wanted to share with you some of the exciting things our team is doing with S&C at our yarn shop, Seed Stitch Fine Yarn, in Salem, MA.

One of our teachers has been knitting and crocheting everything she can with Spud & Chloë and we’ve proudly featured the Candy Stripe Jacket and Aztec scarf as part of our center store display.

You’ll recognize a few of the projects in the photos.  The green scarf (crocheted in Spud & Chloë Sweater in Grass) is the Bubble Scarf from the new book, Crochet in Color, and was crocheted by, Rhonda Culbert, who is an amazing teacher of ours.

The mitts are truly amazing and are the Bella mittens from SubliminalRabbit and knit in Spud & Chloë Outer.  Seriously amazing.

We also feature the Spud & Chloë line on our shop website.

Best,
Courtney Heath (owner)

Here is the Bubble Scarf (see the link above).

Love this shot of the Bella mittens (see the link above).

Thanks for sharing Courtney. What gorgeous knits! I’m glad you are enjoying the yarn.

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3 Responses to “Seed Stitch Fine Yarn”

  1. October 21, 2009 at 12:52 am Ann says:

    I absolutely love this pattern!! I am so glad I found it, I am already knitting my fourth pair–everyone I know is wanting a pair for the holidays.

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