Around mid-August, I notice that the crickets chirping at night are louder and more numerous. To me, this is the sign that autumn is on the way. I am looking forward to the crisp evenings and cooler days ahead. The really ambitious deciduous trees are just beginning to fade, showing a hint of red or yellow along the I-91 corridor, while the conifers remain steadfast in their dark green. New England is the place to be at this time of year!
In October, I’ll head out to Salt Lake City to teach at the Stitches conference there, held from Wednesday to Saturday. This is the first time Stitches will be at this location and I am excited to go there! I will be teaching my Stranded Knitting class, Traditional Gansey Techniques, and the Norwegian Purl. You […]
Gansey Fingerless Mitts
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