Wednesday, November 6, 2013

Mark Your Calendar and Bring Your Needles for our Yarn and Needle Tasting-Paid Off The Loan Celebration Friday, November 8th 2-8 PM

Mark Your Calendar and Bring Your Needles for our Yarn and Needle Tasting-Paid Off The Loan Celebration Friday, November 8th 2-8 PM Tickets are $5 which includes a tasting pack of yarns, refreshments from Tastefully Simple and entrance into the raffles which will be drawn hourly. The event will feature yarns from Plymouth, Berroco, Euro, and Kramer, as well as a few last minute additions. and needles from Knitters Pride, Clover and Plymouth. There will be yarns on needles that you can “taste”. All needles will be raffled at the end of the evening. Hourly raffle prizes include: a kit from Plymouth Yarns for a cowl knit with Alpaca Grande, a Starter Set of Knitter’s Pride Interchangeable Dreamz needles, from Bryson Distributing a set of 16 inch Clover Circular needles and a set of Clover 9 inch straight needles, Cowl Kits featuring Kramer Yarns Perfection worsted and a Tastefully Simple Everyday Goodness Gift box.. Reservations requested, please call and let us know that you plan to attend so that we will be prepared for you. The Arizona Yarn Crawl has ended! Turn in your passports by November 8th. So maybe you didn’t get to all the stores, don’t despair! For those of you who picked up your passports here at the Fiber Factory we have arranged a couple of prizes that we will be awarding. Each of them include knit and crochet magazines, an accessories kit from Bryson Distributing and a project kit from either Berroco, Crystal Palace, or Kramer Yarns all in a “Designer Bag”. Upcoming Events SweetGeorgia Yarns will be featured in a trunk show November 12th-16th. SweetGeorgia Yarns designs and distributes an exclusive collection of hand-dyed yarns and spinning fibres of fine merino wool, silk and cashmere suitable for all your handknit, handspun and handwoven projects. Zen Yarn Garden will be in the shop for a ONE DAY ONLY Cash and Carry Trunk Show on Tuesday, November 19 from 1-9 PM. Experience the luxurious fibers and deep, rich colorways of this husband and wife team from Ontario. Red Scarf Project 2013! Once again, The Fiber Factory and One Planet Yarn and Fiber will join together this holiday season in supporting the Orphan Foundation of America’s Red Scarf Project: Foster Care for Success Program. Children that go through the foster care system often face challenges getting the education they need to lead happy and productive lives. The Foster Care for Success program gives scholarships to further the education of kids who would not have the money to continue their education. In 2005 the Foster Care for Success program began sending the kids that were attending college or vocational schools a Valentine's Day care package. These kids often don't have family or parents who would send care packages to them. So, to show that someone cares - packages are sent with treats including a red hand knitted or crocheted scarf. You will find all the information about how to help here - Please Help! Red Scarves for Charity Last year our combined efforts netted 35 beautiful and varied crocheted and knitted scarves. Let’s see if we can top that this year! Come in and purchase your yarn and ask for the Red Scarf discount for this project. Drop off your scarves by December 10th: RED SCARF PROJECT GUIDELINES: Size: approximately 60” long and 5” to 8” wide. Scarves should be long enough to be wrapped around the neck, with tails long enough to be tied in the front. Style: Think unisex collegiate. Fringes are optional. Your scarf should drape, tie easily and be soft. Color: Red! However, this could mean burgundy, cherry, russet, red stripes with other colors, or multicolor hues including red. Finished & tagged: Yarn ends should be securely sewn in. For a personal touch, attach a tag saying “Handmade for You” with your first name, city, and group affiliation, if any. Donors have also included washing instructions, messages of encouragement, gift cards, and more. Did you know we have a blog page? http://thefiberfactory.blogspot.com/

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