Jane Thornley

For me, colour and texture rule and most of the inspiration feeding my imagination comes from the natural world. I see knitting as art, as viable as any other, and no matter what the tool or preferred palette, in human hands, magic happens.

Jane

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Sunday, January 09, 2011

A New Year, A New Issue

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Remember the Sunset Bolero Vest? Well, in the first issue of this year's Inspired Knitters Club, the focus is on riverizing existing patterns, including the Sunset Bolero, used as an example here.

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Remember Knit A Beach evocative guide? Well, how about that same vest melded into Knit a River?

Learn how with the new issue of the 2011 Inspired Knitters Guide 1, available with your membership now. Oh, and the Knit a River Evocative Guide comes free with your membership!

Posted by Jane on 01/09 at 10:50 AM
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Friday, December 03, 2010

A NEW YEAR BEGINS: JOIN NOW FOR 2011

2010 Club Issues in the Member's Library

A new year has begun. Starting January 1st, this year's issues of the Inspired Knitting Club leave the shelves as the new year begins.

A new year's subscription at $75 includes:

Two free guides or the equivalent of 4 patterns
6 issues of the Inspired Knitters Club
Free patterns and media resources in the Members Library
Special offers on kits and yarn throughout the year
Special patterns exchanged in the library on a regular basis. Today it's the Berber Jacket, tomorrow it will be another special, offering even more benefits!

Join either year or both by clicking on the icon in the upper right-hand corner and join me on a knitterly voyage through color, texture, history, culture, art and nature. Every knitter deserves inspiration!

Posted by Jane on 12/03 at 06:06 PM
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Recent Comments I am delighted to find that you also write. I've been following your knitting site and was so happy that your novel is about an angel in New Orleans, well, maybe not "about" an angel, but it's in the title, so... I've visited New Orleans several times (Just 3) visiting my brother when he lived there and we combed through the cemeteries. That's where I found the angel who was sobbing with her head covered in grief for the passing of her sister. It was so moving that I have the photo framed in our hall. She's beautiful. Couldn't wait to order your book! Thanks!

By BarbaraJean on 2013 05 17
From the entry 'The Writing Life'.