This is Karen McGinty with the felted moebius basket.  She knit from the Second Treasury of Knitting book using Cascade 220.  What a neat basket Karen!

This is Elizabeth Stockton wearing the beautiful poncho she made with Cascade 220 Superwash Quattro.  Way to go Elizabeth!

This is Alicia Kincheloe and her two sweet little girls.  Alicia is wearing the gorgeous Clapotis she knit with Araucania Ranco.  Great Job Alicia!

This is the Breath of Spring scarf designed and knit by Shirley Bennett using 1 skein of Plymouth Kudo.

This is the Summer Scarf Designed by Melissa Leapman Knit by Carol Sigrist using Cascade's Ultra Pima.

This is Susan Lancaster who knit this gorgeous Christmas Stocking with Cascade 220.  Wow Susan, that's one sharp stocking!

This is Martina Wismer wearing the Keyhole Scarf she knit with Silky Malabrigo.  Beautiful scarf Martina.

This is Maia Green.  She knit herself a really nice hat with Noro Kureyon.  Way to go Maia.

This is Lourene Collins sharing the Entrelac Hat she made for her daughter, Lara Boyce, using 2 skeins of Boku yarn.  What a nice hat!

This is Inga's Haekelbeutel by Inga Joana Mertens a pattern available on the internet.  This project bag is crocheted with 4 skeins of Classic Elite Yarns Bamboo and 2 skeins SWTC Pure.  Darlene Swaim crocheted this gorgeous bag as part of her Ravelympics 2010.

This is a felted Noni bag knit by Lisa DeGrace.  What a beautiful bag Lisa.

This is Laurie L. S. Wright of www.doodlebugdezines.com.  She is a Multi Media Fiber Artist and she is sharing two of her pieces with us where she's used lots of yarn from Yarn Garden.  Her work is on display at the shop.  Be sure to stop by and take a look.

This pretty scarf was knit with Schulana Grande which is a pretty bulky wool by Jane Deal.

This is the Cables and Lace Scarf and Ear Flap Hat from the 428 Kertzer Booklet using Marble Chunky yarn.  This was knit by Jane Deal.  Come by and see this pretty scarf and hat.

These Fingerless Gloves can be found in the Plymouth book, Keep the Family Warm.  The gloves and basic hat were knit by Carol Sigrist using the new Cascade 220 Superwash Paints yarn.  Come on in and see these pretty pieces and the lovely yarn.

These Fingerless Gloves and Basic Ribbed Hat were knit with Cascade 220 Tweed wool by Jane Deal and look super for any man or woman.

These Fingerless Gloves and matching Headband can be found in the Plymouth book, Keep the Family Warm.  Jane Deal knit this set using the Plymouth Encore Colorspun yarn.

This is the Nativity Set that Diane Stewart knit
for Carol !  The detail is incredible!  What a
gorgeous scene for the shop!

More fabulous knitted critters from Diane Stewart.  Aren't they cute as a button?!

This is Maria Guevara.  Maria is a breast cancer survivor.  Her knit group, the Purly Girls, knit this beautiful Prayer Shawl for her.  Maria enjoys her weekly trip to the Yarn Garden with her fav knit bud.  She knit all these beautiful hats as well.  Thanks for sharing your hats and Prayer Shawl with us Maria!

This is a cute little lamb that Beth McIntyre knit using Debbie Bliss Astrakan yarn.

Thanks for sharing your creation with us Beth.

Shirley Bennett is wearing the Beaded Lace Smokering she knit from Jade Sapphire Mongolian Cashmere 2 ply using Jackie ES Heartstrings pattern.  What a treat using just one skein of Cashmere!

This is Pilar Grace sharing the Hobby Horse she knit with Cascade 220 wool and then felted.  She got the pattern from Knitted Gifts by Ann Budd.  Thanks for sharing your Hobby Horse with us!

Lindsey Niblack wearing her new hat she crocheted.  Lindsey is now learning to knit.  Thanks for sharing your creation with us Lindsey.

This is Renae Jones sharing the market bag she designed and knitted with Plymouth Kudo yarn.  Way to go Renae!

~ Meet Gloria Fouchey ~

Our very own finisher knitted this Sunflower Tam.  She used 2 skeins of Lambs Pride Bulky and a pattern by Norah Gaughan from Knitting Nature.  Thanks for sharing your creation with us Gloria.

The attached photo is a super soft scarf knit from 3 skeins of Urban Silk, a nice year round accessory knit by Shirley Bennett.

This is a new pattern made from one skein of sock yarn for a knitting bag and your yarn can feed from a little hole in the bottom.