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We will be giving away one of Sarah's patterns FREE with August orders*!
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When
did you learn to knit and/or crochet and who taught you? I learned to knit and
crochet when I was around 10 years old. I am self-taught, though I occasionally
had to ask my mother for help translating patterns. She neither knits nor
crochets, so she was mostly just moral support. She eventually told me I would
know what the patterns meant better than she would, which actually encouraged
me to take true responsibility for my fiber education.
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When/how
did you get into designing? I got into designing through my local yarn shop in
West Palm Beach, Florida, in 2006. The yarn store owner asked me to design a
suite of golf club covers, which are still available for free on Ravelry today.
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What is
your favorite fiber/weight yarn to work with? My absolute favorite fiber to
work with is alpaca. I just love it! As far as weight, I don't have a particular
favorite but I do tend to design with fingering a lot.
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What
are you designing now (that you can tell us about)? Right at this very moment I
have on the needles a sweater for the September issue of Knit Edge, a new
publication from Cooperative Press. I probably shouldn't say that much about it
but I am going to leak that it features a custom cable designed by me!
Part
2:
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What is
your favorite word? Mercy
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What is
your lease favorite word? Discrimination
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What
turns you on? If we're talking sexually, that's a secret between me and my
husband. ;) If we're talking life, I would say I get excited when I see people
reaching for their full potential, whatever that means for them. (Especially
true during the Olympics!)
Crimped Cardigan photo from Interweave |
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What
sound do you love? My husband's custom ring tone sounding on my phone, signaling
that he's off work and headed home.
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What
sound do you hate? I'm not particularly fond of the sound my dog makes when he
jumps on the back door to get back inside. He's kind of a brat!
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What is
your favorite curse word? Ooh, there are so many juicy ones to pick from! Can't
beat the F word for emphasis, but I also use some creative ones too like
"doublecrad", "blargh" and "Jiminy Cricket".
Worth Avenue Cardigan Photo from Interweave |
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What
profession would you not like to? My husband is a doctor and I don't think I
could ever go through that much training. They also get beat down emotionally
on a daily basis, which would be hard for me.
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If
heaven exists, what would you like to hear God say when you arrive at the
pearly gates? "Well done my good and faithful servant, enter into your
rest."
You can find out more about Sarah or contact her using the following links:
Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/thesexyknitter
Ravelry
Group: http://www.ravelry.com/groups/the-sexy-knitter
*Free patterns will be included with all non-club orders placed in August for $30 or more while supplies last
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