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  • 3-Day Design Your Own Fair Isle Workshop
    Madison, Wisconsin Contact Amy: amy@kniton.com
  • Design Your Own Fair Isle 3-day workshop
    August 17-19, 2012 Berkeley, CA Contact: Janine janine@feralknitter.com
  • Color Your Own Fair Isle
    April 28-29, 2012 Fayetteville, Arkansas Contact Juliannking@yahoo.com
  • Color Outside the Lines Tam
    Madrona Fiberarts Retreat Tacoma WA February 16-19

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Shaped shoulders in the round was the one that inspired me! I have a really nice sweater I made that way, the only thing wrong with it being I didn't measure my own shoulder width really well and so there's a bit too much there there... This is a great list.

Thanks, Janine! Many of these predate my acquaintance with you, so I'll enjoy browsing the back catalog, so to speak.

Fantastic! I'm so happy to have met you online... and in person!! Thank you!

This is so awesome! I've always enjoyed your blog for inspiration, technique and the sense of community but geez, I've been really wonked with my own stuff if I'd completely missed or forgotten you're selling Jamiesons. Good to know!

Congrats on 500 posts! And thank you for this compilation. So much great information here.
Thanks, Janine! (from mostly a lurker, though I did meet you briefly at Madrona in 2010)

No offense, but if there's a facebook like button, it'll be much easier for me to share.

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