December 2019
countrywool news

  shop hours:
Mondays 1-8
Thursdays, Sundays: 10-3

(note: I am updating COUNTRYWOOL's website over the next 2 weeks to make it totally secure.
 Some links will not work right...just check back in a day or so and they should.)
   

 

With over a foot of snow on the ground we are ALL in the holiday spirit here.
My wreaths are up, and the lights in place,
and my teddy bears and rabbits all dressed for
The Shortest Day Of The Year.

Need some holiday cheer? This Sunday and Monday there will be
Holiday Knitting at Countrywool
Sunday, December 8, 10 - 1
Monday, December 9, 5 - 8
I am making mulled cider for all.
If you are so inclined, bring treats to share.
There will be about a dozen free patterns to choose from for
Knitted Holiday Ornaments

bring....

• double pointed needles in sizes US #1 thru US #6
• sport weight yarns (or purchase when you arrive)
• electronic devices to download patterns from Ravelry will cut down on paper usage

or just come and knit on your current project with us :)




Has the cold air dried out your skin? This January-like weather has been taking a toll on mine.
I coat my hands with BUNNY BALM before I knit to smooth down the rough edges
 so my yarn doesn't catch, and stuff the cracks in my skin with SUPER BUNNY BALM at night
to help heal them. And Soft As A Bunny Lip Balm
sits in my car and in my coat pocket to use before I head out.
Made by yours truly, with all natural ingredients, including beeswax from some of you (!)
 these products contain no preservatives and are loved by many folks who use them.

ingredients: beeswax, sweet almond oil, cocoa butter, avocado oil, and essential oil

They make a great gift for a knitter. Check them out here.


KNIT NITE is in full swing.
If you are working with yarn purchased at Countrywool, attendance is FREE; $10 otherwise.
All are welcome to join us. Mondays 6-8.
 

free patterns * FREE PATTERNS * free patterns If you love free patterns and quick knit ideas, you will find Countrywool's daily post on  the COUNTRYWOOLERS group of Facebook very useful.  You'll need to join the group, then "LIKE" the page and under that LIKE button, click on "see first" to get the patterns in your daily news feed.