Pumpkins, Leaves, Yarn Crawl and more!!

A NEW MONTH IS UPON US,

and so is the

PNW YARN CRAWL!

Come visit! Come shop! Come laugh! Come create!

Our October hours are

Thursdays and Fridays, 1 pm - 6 pm

and

Saturday's from 10 am - 2 pm.

Pacific Northwest Yarn Crawl

October 1 - October 31

IT'S HERE!

The YARN CRAWL

will last this entire month of OCTOBER!

Shop in person or online. Please note at check out you are doing the PNW Yarn Crawl.

Instead of passports this year, there will be a fun coloring page for you to keep track of your shopping adventures.

We will be drawing names for GIFT CARD prizes. One ENTRY per week (either in-store or online). Each shop will give away 4 - $35.00 gift card prizes. Drawings will be each Saturday of the month, October 10th, 17th, 24th and 31st! This year we will not be featuring finishing prizes.

All the shops will have FREE patterns!! Come by in person to receive yours or shop virtually.

Featured yarns that will be 10% off at each shop.

See you there!

PNW Yarn Crawl

What ideas are CRAWLING

at the PNW Yarn Crawl?

Meet "Claudia," an adorable alligator scarf!! We got this fun pattern while crawling a couple of years ago! Of course, she is friends with Claude.

So be sure to come visit and see what the 2020 Fall Crawl has in store! There will be so many great ideas and creations at each shop!

Come out and explore!

Shop!

Visit!

PRIZES!!

FREE PATTERNS!!

There will be so many great ideas to fill up your mind with upcoming projects!!

The One & Only Morehouse Alligator Scarf

Knitted Wit's HERStory

Cristeta Comerford

October's Knitted Wit HERStory recipient is

Cristeta Comerford.

Cristeta is a Filipino-American chef who has been the White House Executive Chef since 2005. She is the first woman and first person of Asian descent to hold this position, first appointed by Barbara Bush, after serving as a sous chef in the White House for ten years.

Comerford was born Cristeta Gomez Pasia in the Philippines to Honesto Pasia and Erlina Gomez. She attended the University of the Philippines and majored in food technology. Although she left before attaining her diploma, Comerford was awarded an honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters.