Showing posts with label crochet blog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crochet blog. Show all posts

Thursday, August 4, 2016

MEET ISABELLA MONFRONI



MEET Isabella Monfroni
Owner of COSE DI ISA
located in Rome, Italy 



My thing for all of you 
I knit and crochet for more than 50 years with passion.
After having invaded my house, those of my family and friends, I decided to offer my work to all of you.

I like Knitting and crochet very much, it relaxes me and gives me the serenity and joy that, many times, are put strained by my daily work.
I dedicate to my creations all the passion that drives me, but above all every free minute from daily commitments.

Please don't ask me about patterns cause I don't work on patterns. 
Every single item in my shop is tailored on size and needs of the customer and I set a specific project for you.
All my work is based on my skill of experienced knitter not on patterns. Probably everyone is able to knit something only following a pattern, but the uniqueness of my work is that I create a project only for you. 

The most important thing is not the time that the job requires, but the quality of the yarns that I use, I tried for a long time and I still keep on looking for yarns of the highest quality, focusing as much as possible the natural yarns, because nothing synthetic can match the luster and the softness of pure virgin wool, Egyptian cotton, silk, etc…

I love working in particular Merino wool that I find exceptional for softness, lightness and smoothness, almost all my works are made with this magnificent yarn.

Merino is NATURAL, each year 70 million Australian sheep, grown freely in nature produce the best wool in the world, thanks to the perfect combination of fresh air, sunshine, succulent grass and loving care.

Merino is BIODEGRADABLE, unlike synthetic fibers polluting the air, water, soil, Merino wool is completely biodegradable, once abandoned it decomposes in a few years by slowly releasing nutrients to the soil.

Merino is RENEWABLE ; each year the Merino sheep produce a new fleece, that you need shear to ensure complete well-being of the animal, and this makes Merino wool a completely renewable resource.

Merino is PRECIOUS; natural breeding methods of Merino sheep, as well as ensuring the complete well-being of the animal, make Merino wool a precious raw material of great value.

If you put in first place the quality, the handicraft and uniqueness, as I do, you're in the right place

Follow me also on:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Cose-di-isa/559007544132688
http://pinterest.com/cosediisa/
http://cosediisa.blogspot.it/
https://www.tumblr.com/blog/cosediisa
https://twitter.com/cosediisa
http://www.bestie.com/isabellam
http://cosediisa.polyvore.com/


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Saturday, July 30, 2016

MEET TATSIANA BUZINNAYA

Knit everywhere, knit any time!
tatsiana buzinnaya

BusinkaKnits

Located in Key West, Florida

On Etsy since 2016

Hi all! Welcome to my little shop! All you will see here is hand made by me in my free time. I am a full time working mom to a wonderful boy who inspires and amazes me every second. We live in a hot climate but being originally from a sometimes cold Belarus I am yearning now for warm knitted things my grandma used to make. We cannot use them here in Florida so I would like someone far away to have a piece of my heart to warm you or your little one on cold days!


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Wednesday, May 4, 2016

ETSY MINIs! HOT OF THE PRESS

 Julie from LouLouLoopy


TeriandNicole by Teri and Nicole


KraftyGrannysHome By Theresa Holland


Friday, February 26, 2016

More NEW Members from Knotty Crochet

A WARM WELCOME!


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I learned to crochet and knit when I was about ten. I taught myself to knit from library books. My mom taught me a few crochet stitches and the rest I learned from books. I enjoy discovering new stitches and patterns. I have a project blog where I post links to the patterns of some of the projects I do.