I’m crazy busy, too much to write. See some of my pretties? All for Threadbear’s 3-day event, starting Saturday. I’m getting really excited.

Rob at Threadbear sent out the weekly Wednesday email letter he sends out to their customers, and it’s so exciting to read the blurb about my sale. Of couse, I gave him some text he could use… but he tweaked it as only a friend can, and my artful ego is suitably delighted.

Here’s what it said:

LynnH will be presenting a special event at Threadbear this three-day weekend. Lynn’s work has never before been offered in any yarn shop.

In the yarn realm, she will be presenting her handpainted ArtYarns (alone and in kits), as well as ColorJoy Stole kits containing 5 yarns and pattern, ready to knit. Lynn will bring her signature Cushy ColorSport, a machine wash/machine dry 100% merino. She will also bring a handful of new types of yarn she has not typically offered before. Included in those new yarns will be some lovely laceweight handpaints, for knitters desiring a bit of luxury heading into the fall.

Of course, we will offer Lynn’s patterns as well. There will be a few designs available this weekend that we have not carried previously, in addition to our regular supply of her fantastic and very well-written patterns (she’s great about including copious illustrations, too!).

And the big news: LynnH ArtButtons! Lynn has been a well-known polymer clay artist for over a dozen years… photos of her creations are in Jacqueline Gikow’s book, “Polymer Clay: Creating Functional and Decorative Objects.” Now you can own a practical yet artful bit of Lynn’s polymer magic… a chunky-funky button perfect for a felted bag, bolero or cape. Each is one of a kind, never to be repeated again.

Please join us for the happening, this weekend. LynnH will be there all Saturday, Sunday and Monday, to meet you, inspire you, and chat about the yarns, buttons, and “Art as an Everyday Attitude.” See you then!

I hope to see you there!

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