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But what to do if you do not speak english? What are all these abbrevations for? Over two hours I bring the english patterns closer.Īfter the workshop, I force my students for a obligatory group photo in front of our special classroom: an ancient tower. Many knitting patterns are written in english. The workshop is about understanding English Knitting Patterns, held in german. When I get my class list, I’m surprised at the number of students: 14! WOOHOO. Some of them have only two, four or six students. The classes from many (well known) teachers are not well booked. “Take your favorite cocktail and imagine, it would be a tuesday night and you sit at Knit’n’Sip.” Still sleepy the next day, I hop on the train towards Zug. And my throat hurts from chatting.Įxhausted, I go back to Zurich, where I spend a nice evening with my friends at my favorite thai restaurant Five Spice. Time to catch up the past month, right? Then there are vendors I know by person or from Ravelry. Many of them are from our group of Stitch’n’Bitch Zurich. Although we are only two students, we enjoy the private lesson.Īfter the course, there is time to go to the festival. And she’s live just like in the videos: super likeable. Es war großartig mit euch! You made my day ?Ī photo posted by Sabrina on at 2:28pm PDTĬhantimanou is a german spinner with her own YouTube channel. So great to meet Chantimanou at the #swisswullefestival #Repost with ・・・ Mit Und Anna beim ersten Kurs heute Morgen. I book a spinning course with Chantimanou. Because my Ravelry course is canceled due to not enough applications, I treat myself to another course. I meet all other famous knitters like Romi Hill, Wooly Wormhead, Rachel Coopey and more. I not only meet Nancy from last week’s knit night in Amsterdam. Though it is only half packed, we spend a nice evening together. The organizers have chartered a boat and we sail against sunset on lake Zug.

On Friday evening, the pre-party for the Swiss Wulle Festival take place: Knit’n’Cruise.

It will be from the 22th til the 24th of April 2016. Besides to the documentation for the workshop I print even cards for the Stitching Retreat 2016. Having a long hot shower, eating croissants and drinking fresh pressed orange juice are just some of the nice treatments we get there.Īt the end of the week – and luckily no wind – I am preparing for the first yarn festival in Switzerland. We park our campervan at the in-law’s place – or so called “Hotel Mama”. We travel that far – and now there’s wind back home.

Road tripper hat ravelry full#

Pretty full for a Monday afternoon, isn’t it? And now just imagine this three days in a row. The otherwise empty meadow is full of kites. When we arrive at our home spot Rohrspitz, we are surprised. After the museum visit and a beer we make the decision: we go to Switzerland.

While we spend the weekend in Holland, we get storm warnings from Switzerland. The first yarn festival is around the corner and I’m with.Īfter a week in the Netherlands with no wind, we are more than hot to get to the water. In my home country Switzerland, it has not only wind, but there are also wool to admire. After a windless time in Holland I get sporty again: kite surfing and knit is on the one-week intensive program.