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Vogue Knitting Live

Posted on | February 25, 2013 | No Comments

This post is coming a bit late, but I wanted to get it in before another month passed me by. Last month, I taught a Beginning Sweater Design class at VK Live in NYC. It was my first time teaching at VK Live, but I hope it won’t be the last. The class was fun – though it was a bit tiring to talk for 6 hours (with a lunch break in between). But I loved the energy of interacting with a group of eager knitters hungry to learn. I haven’t done much teaching, but I think I’ll try to do more in the future.

After class, I wandered around the market floor for a little while. It was crowded, but there were lots of interesting booths of yarns, notions, bags, lotions — too many to list! But what caught my eye was the very crowded Plucky Knitter booth. I’ve admired her yarn online for many months and was thrilled to see some of it in person. Sarah and her sister, Hayley, are lovely — and I took home a gorgeous skein of Plucky Feet that I’m currently petting and dreaming about.

I snapped two quick photos to mark my time at VK Live — photography unfortunately was not high on my list of priorities that weekend!

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