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Ask the Expert: December 2006
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Wednesday, December 27, 2006. Q: How do I read the label [on a skein of yarn]? Andrea S. asks while holding a skein of a cashmere blend and squinting at the tag, "How do I read this label? The fiber content is usually on the package and sometimes care instructions are included as well. If the label does not tell you how to clean and dry your yarn, consult your favorite knitting book as it should have this information. Answered by Renee P., Spark's Yarn Department Manager. Posted by sparkcrafts at 1:23 PM.
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Inspired! Project Ideas: April 2007
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Thursday, April 26, 2007. After thumbing through a Red Envelope catalog, Candice was inspired by a pearl necklace and created something very similar using sterling silver chain, a closed jump ring, freshwater pearls and 24 gauge wire. (The Red Envelope version is on top, Candice's version is on the bottom.). Posted by sparkcrafts at 9:39 AM. Noro Silk Garden Shawl. Posted by sparkcrafts at 9:16 AM. Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States. We've just relocated to Porter Square in Cambridge!
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I Made it at Spark Craft Studios: March 2007
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Saturday, March 03, 2007. Studio Use - 3.3.07. Customer Amy Cheung made this beautiful Mother's Day card using the eyelet setting tool in the Paper Crafty studio. Posted by sparkcrafts at 4:26 PM. Sewing I Class - 3.3.07. Aja's Sewing I class and their finished tote bag projects. Posted by sparkcrafts at 4:22 PM. Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States. We've just relocated to Porter Square in Cambridge! View my complete profile. I Made It At Spark! Hammered Sterling Silver Necklace. I Made it (For) Spark.
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Your Turn: September 2006
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Friday, September 29, 2006. The following post is from a Spark member, April M., who attended the Sew Subversive. Book signing event on Wednesday, September 6th:. They showed samples of projects from the book. Laid out on a table were a variety of skirts and tops along with a scarf, tote bag, pants and a hat. One of the crowd pleasers was a sun dress made from a pillowcase. The women also talked about how their modifications could even be modified . think you can't fit in a pillowcase? I Made It At Spark!
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Your Turn: December 2006
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Wednesday, December 27, 2006. Just for Fun - Poem: Ode to my Socks. From customer Minda J.: Here’s a poem about knit socks I found in a book called "10 Poems to Change Your Life". It is also in the book, "Ode to Common Things". Ode to My Socks. By Pablo Neruda (Translation by Stephen Mitchell). Maru Mori brought me. A pair of socks. Which she knitted with her own. Two socks as soft. I slipped my feet. As if they were. Twilight and the pelt of sheep. My feet became two fish. Made of wool,. In a golden cage.
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Your Turn: November 2006
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Thursday, November 09, 2006. Fave Celebrity Crafter: Tim Holtz. From customer Kristen D.:. My favorite crafting "celebrity" is absolutely Tim Holtz. Of Ranger Industries and Junkitz. Love love love this guy! I have had the pleasure of meeting him and taking his classes several times and I always leave inspired and creatively refreshed. His projects are fun, unique, and truly cutting edge. The papercrafting world needs his creative energy. he is the "rock star" of the papercrafting world!
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I Made it at Spark Craft Studios: April 2007
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Thursday, April 26, 2007. Check out what Stephanie, one of our customers, made using the Just Bamboo yarn and Sirdar pattern #8879. Posted by sparkcrafts at 10:09 AM. Our store manager, Candice, has been busy knitting these past few weeks. This is a drop-stitch shawl made using 3 skeins of the Atacama Alpaca yarn and size 10, 60" circular needles. It's a super simple pattern and the way the yarn stripes up is pretty cool. Posted by sparkcrafts at 10:02 AM. Hammered Sterling Silver Necklace.
