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Tag Archives: hats
Happy Colors
Aunt Geri here; a recent marketing journey by Jan (Momma) led to a purchase of some beautiful alpaca yarn blended with angora rabbit. A local artist blends her hand-raised angora rabbit’s fiber with pure white alpaca. She then hand-dyes the … Continue reading
Shape Shifters
Aunt Geri here. This is the name of my new scarf creation because of it’s versatility. Are you old enough to remember “tube” socks? This scarf is knit as a tube on a circular needle. It can be worn as … Continue reading
The Green Alpaca – part deaux
Hi – its Aunt Geri. Remember the green alpaca scarf? Here is the matching hat along with a child’s hat. Both of these are made from a wonderful baby alpaca chunky yarn in an ivy green. I have named them … Continue reading
New Design – “Sammy” Baby Hats
Aunt Geri here – OK, I’m still stuck in a rut making baby booties, and now hats too! I blame it on “tax brain”. I designed these little hats as a combination of a hat and scarf for babies and … Continue reading
Baby, it’s cold outside
This is the story of how some of the hand knit items I shipped to Cliff House in the Ziploc air tight bags, Friday’s blog post, came to be. A couple of weeks ago, my husband (Uncle Jerry) got a … Continue reading
Aunt Geri’s economy shipping method
In a galaxy far far away… Well, it feels like Aunt Geri lives in a galaxy far far away. Actually she lives in Jelm, Wyoming, which is far away from Castle Rock, Colorado where Cliff House Ranch is located. Cliff … Continue reading
Patty Who?
I can’t for the life of me remember why I named these scarves Patty…But they have always been a big hit for us. They are fun, and best of all-reversible! The pattern uses a double knit slipped stitch-known by the … Continue reading
Andean Rib Hats
Aunt Geri here, I was thinking, “A rib by any other name……………..” Ribbed stitches were originally created for clothing hems and cuffs to provide a tailored, snug fit that doesn’t curl on the edges and provides some “give”. Using ribs … Continue reading
Hat and scarf sets online!
Mom and Dad spent most of Sunday uploading our inventory of hat and scarf sets to the online store. Amazing how long that takes. Anyhoo, check them out!
Posted in business
Tagged hats, knitting, online store, scarf sets, scarves, shopping, store
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Artist show recap: 2012
Phew! The Cimarron Sky Dog Artist Show is over, and it was a blast. Good food, good friends, and good wine made for a memorable day. We had much more inventory this year, and a wider variety of items. Dad … Continue reading
Posted in business, fiber art
Tagged art show, artist show, benefit show, craft show, hand spinning, hats, knitting, scarves
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