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welcome to knit…
where you’ll find luxurious knitting supplies, knitting lessons, knitting patterns and community.
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| HALF PRICE CLASS - Carole's Versatile Wrap |
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| Follow KNIT on FaceBook! |
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| SEPTEMBER Knitalong - "Cassandra" Button-Up Cowl |
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| August Knitalong - Hat & Cowl set |
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| July - Knit in the News |
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| Scarf with Flounces - Knit this with Carol |
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Knit this scarf with flounces!
Taught by Carol, call to sign up 937-8500 |
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| NEW PHOTOS! may 2010 - knitalong & prize winners |
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Congratulations to Gloria Palmer-Long for winning the Number One Prize of the May 2010 Knitalong.
Click on the image to view the new gallery with pictures of all the great fun! |
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"Molly Fyde and the Land of Light" by Hugh Howey
(Gay's son!!) |
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Once again a proud mother of an author who is now on Amazon with his second novel.
This one is ever better than the first and he'll be here soon to sign copies. Look for further details on our web-site or his: www.Mollyfyde.com. |
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"Molly Fyde and the Parsona Rescue" by Hugh Howey
(Gay's son!!) |
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Hugh's book is being printed as we "speak." We actually saw the proof copy in the mountains last week and it's toooo exciting. Hugh is Mollie's brother and my son - for those of you who don't already know. Visit his web site www.hughhowey.com for news of Molly Fyde and the Parsona Rescue.
Who would have ever thought there would be an author in the family? Needless to say Mollie and I have both read the book -- and without any prejudice, of course -- we loved it. Mollie's only concern was that Hugh misspelled Molly in the title, but that's part of the story so you'll have to read the book. |
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| Get your favorite yarn at our new online store! Now mind you, we love to see your smiling faces in the shop. But if you just can't make it, and need a "knit fix," visit KNIT's store online, any time. |
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KNIT opened in downtown Charleston, South Carolina in June, 2004. We relocated to 87 Wentworth St. just one year after opening. It has, in a short time, become the local knitting and creative hotspot, thanks to the generosity and energy of both our customers and staff alike. Many thanks to everyone who has joined our family and made KNIT the success it has become. |
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