KCM Ensemble
If you'd like to join us, all you need to do is start a new project between March 27 and July 3, using a pattern, yarn or accessory from a Knit City Montreal vendor or instructor. You can find more details by following @KCMEnsemble on Instagram or by joining our Facebook or Ravelry groups. The MAL will be held on all three platforms, so choose your favourite or join us on all three. There will be prizes!
If you'd like to use one of our products to start your new project, we're offering a special discount! Get 10% off all orders on our website with the coupon code KCMensemble, until April 4.
We're also currently offering $5 flat-rate shipping on all orders to Canada and the US, and of course all orders above $150 qualify for free shipping just like always (to Canada and the US).
Happy crafting everyone!
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Saltwater Gifts
Saltwater Gifts is the third book in the Saltwater Knits series written by Christine LeGrow and Shirley A. Scott. Like the first two books, Saltwater Mittens and Saltwater Classics, this book is grounded in Newfoundland tradition and includes many quotes, stories, and beautiful photography.
Free Pattern: Attic Windows Recipe
The story of this pattern starts back in 2008 when Elizabeth and I, along with our sister Margaret, decided that we wanted to make a blanket for our parents as a gift for their 25th wedding anniversary. Elizabeth suggested we base our blanket design on the traditional Attic Windows quilting pattern, and she came up with a simple technique to knit the squares.
We wanted to share the basic technique for the Attic Windows squares, because it's so adaptable, and so much fun to play with! So, we decided to create a free "recipe" version of the pattern, that shares the basic technique as well as a step-by-step guide on planning your Attic Windows project.
Recipe: Green Mint Iced Tea
It's only the middle of July, and we've already had some significant heat waves here in Montreal this year, so I've been swapping out my normal afternoon pick-me-up of a hot black tea for iced tea instead. I've recently discovered this simple method for making my iced tea using green tea instead of black and I've been making it so often that I thought I should share the recipe
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