It began at THE YARN STORE in 1984. 133 East 65th Street, New York City
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The Woolgathering 1995
318 East 84th Street, New York City
Future knitter Rebecca, Roberta and Karen |
knitting in scottsdale 2008
7116 East Mercer Lane, Scottsdale, Arizona
Roberta, talented knitter Rebecca and Karen |
Knit by Roberta for Rebecca in 1993
click photo for baby afghan 4-follow the leader |
THREE GENERATIONS OF KNITTERS
THREE INTERPRETATIONS
I designed this sampler baby afghan in 1988 for my first grandson. I have made 6 personal ones for my grandchildren and a few samples including an adult version.
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Knit by Karen for future grandchildren in Plymouth's Oceanside Organic cotton.
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When I fall in love with a yarn I enjoy seeing how many completely different styles I can create with the same yarn:
women's sweaters numbers 14, 15, 16, and 17
women's sweaters numbers 58 through 77
children's sweaters numbers 31 and 32 |
To design knitwear you must be passionate about yarns and knitting. When I see a new yarn I not only see beautiful fibers and colors, I see a fabulous creation in the making.
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COMPUTER GENERATED SOFTWARE IS NOT USED TO WRITE MY PATTERNS
Pattern writing software is useful. However I do not use any. This is a design studio that combines knitting expertise with creative design. I love writing patterns, they are custom developed and easy to follow, including precise schematics.
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Rebecca started this afghan while a high school student (strips not crocheted together yet). This Adult version of the Baby Sampler Afghan is knit in Berroco's Pure Merino. |
Rebecca completed the afghan.
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FROM NEW YORK MAGAZINE:
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