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A Stone's Throw Glass Studio: November 2011
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A Stone's Throw Glass Studio. Glass Art from Newfoundland, Canada www.astonesthrowglass.ca. Another good year, another good fair! Thanks to all who came to support the local artisans and their work; our fair here, as the fair in St. John's, were great successes. Hope you're all a bit closer to being set for Christmas season with loved ones! Best Coast Christmas Craft Fair. Only TODAY and TOMORROW left of the Christmas Craft Fair at the Pepsi Centre. doors open at 10am TODAY! Friday Nov. 25. You are great...
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Christmas Tea & Sale |
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For Craft, Art and Design. Christmas Tea & Sale. Quidi Vidi Village Plantation. Christmas Tea and Sale. A holiday tradition at the Anna Templeton Centre. For more than 18 years the Anna Templeton Centre for Craft Art and Design has hosted a. Christmas Tea and Sale,. To the wonder and delight of our visitors and holiday shoppers. Each year the building is transformed by twinkling lights, fabrics, bows, and the stunning displays of over 50. Friday, 12 noon – 7:00 pm, December 9, 2016. Ids under 12 are free.
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Newfoundland knitting links | Yarn Cove
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Knitting on the eastern edge of North America. That’s where it all started for me. Community art and craft classes for all ages in the heart of downtown St. John’s. Craft Council of Newfoundland and Labrador. This group is all about the artistic and economic potential of all crafts, including knitting, in this province. Traditional Newfoundland products and original designs. Run by local knitting legends Christine LeGrow and Shirley “Shirl the Purl” Scott. Cast On Cast Off! Sock it to ya. On Sock it to ya.
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Yarn Cove | Knitting on the eastern edge of North America | Page 2
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Knitting on the eastern edge of North America. Travelling yarns, part deux. September 6, 2016. September 6, 2016. My knitting and I recently spent two weeks in Sete, in the south of France and Barcelona, Spain. The south of France is known for its linen and other cloth textiles, but alas, I did not find any sign of local yarn. Most of the farmland I saw seemed to be devoted to grapevines, not sheep farming. Not that that’s a bad thing. So of course we got to talking. Why they were a) knitting in the 30-d...
