Video link: https://bit.ly/SHELL-DIP

The video uses two colors, disregard. The (RS) SHELL stitch starts at minute 2:00. The (WS) purl stich is worked at minute 5:50, Row 8. This video demystifies and simplifies the “purl through back loop” stitch.

Seaming Help:

Video link: https://bit.ly/seaming1

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PLEASE NOTE - MOST PATTERN LINKS (UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED) WILL TAKE YOU TO RAVELRY.

Plumpy by Andrea Mowrey

Click here for the Jubilee Cowl pattern link.(Link will take you to a google docs page.) 200 yard skeins of Entice are HERE.

Chrysler shawl pattern - Stephen West - Modeled by Dave in Dawn Patrol and Collegiate, Blueprint

Kits available on Hazel Knits website.

A. Opie patterns (this link will take you to Ravelry) Kits available on Hazel Knits website.

Empreinte pattern - Anne Hanson. Modeled by Dave in LYRIC, color Electric Slide (out of stock) - other colors available!

Other ideas for Lyric on Ravelry.

Teroldego pattern - Caitlin Hunter. Modeled by Dave in ENTICE, colors Sedge, Viviane, and Silica. Kits available on Hazel Knits website.

Pineleaf Cowl pattern - Jessie Ostermiller Kits available on Hazel Knits website.

Dee O'Keefe patterns - Shop samples modeled by Dave:

Anisah in Ruby Love Cadence. Jimi Shawl in White Winged Dove and Vamp, Cadence.

Go with the Flow - Marie Green. Modeled by Dave in Poppy, Lively DK

Goodale cropped sweater - Cecily Glowik MacDonald

Cardinia Wrap by Ambah. Modeled by Dave in Reflection, Beachglass and Blacklight

Rock It Tee - Tanis Lavallee - kits available on Hazel Knits website. 6" positive ease, size inclusive pattern.

Schnee - Melanie Berg - kits available on Hazel Knits website (Filigree Silk + AeroMo)

Donate. Listen. March. Support Black-owned businesses.

Just as ripples spread out when a single pebble is dropped into water, the actions of individuals can have far-reaching effects - Dalai Lama

Black lives matter.

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Ways to support black fiber artists, organizations, and personal education/growth. (An evolving list - ideas for additions welcome!)

Dyers and knit/crochet designers to check out:

https://bipocinfiber.com/people/

https://jeanettesloan.wordpress.com/poc-designers-crafters/

https://neighborhoodfiberco.com/

https://www.lolabeanyarnco.com/

https://ladydyeyarns.com/

Tamy Gore

Mara Licole

Vanessa Smith

Tian Connaughton

KnitDraper

Fatimah Hinds

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Patterns:

Mondim Socks by Andrea Mowry

Criterion Cowl by Casapinka

Instagram links to follow:

@ocean_bythesea

@ggmadeit

@bipocinfiber

@meetmakersofcolor

@blkmakersmatter

@themakersofcolorcollective

Donation Support:

NFC Momentum Fund

NAACP

ACLU

Podcasts and Audiobooks:

Dax Sheppard's Armchair Expert with Heather McGhee

The Warmth of Other Suns by Isabel Wilkerson

Sister Citizen by Melissa V. Harris-Perry

So You Want to Talk About Race

Ravelry thread for ideas.

Shown with Terrywinkle, Wipe Out, and Primrose

We are located directly across the street from Honda / Toyota of Seattle. Our building is black with white trim and has large front windows - we are the front door.

We have a small parking lot on the side of our building (Plum Street). There is perpendicular parking against our building (black building) and along the dead end. It is OK to park in front of the garage door towards the back of OUR building (near our mailboxes). Please do not block the alley.

If our lot is full, there is street parking one block south on HILL, WALKER, and S. COLLEGE streets. 

If you cannot find parking, give us a call, 206-250-1312 and we can direct you to some spaces that

Please place any valuables or bags (even knitting!) or anything else that might look appealing in your trunk, BEFORE you arrive.

Other things to do nearby:

Groove City Grind - coffee with space to knit and hang with friends - 3100 Airport Way S.

Macrina Bakery - delicious pastries, coffee, sandos, etc. - 1943 1st Ave S.

Paseo Cuban Sandwiches - a few years back, many folks in Seattle collectively lost their minds when Paseo announced it's closing. Fortunately the restaurant was saved and a SoDO location was added. - 1760 1st Ave. S.

Georgetown Corridor - culinary delights abound! Airport Way S., towards Boeing Field

Local folks, if you have any suggestions of other things you like to do in the area that I should add to this list, please give me a holler at wendee@hazelknits.com so I can help spread the word.

We are located directly across the street from Honda / Toyota of Seattle. Our building is black with white trim and has large front windows - we are the front door.

We have a small parking lot on the side of our building (Plum Street). There is perpendicular parking against our building (black building) and along the dead end. We MAY have permission to park in the adjacent lot that weekend, however we won't know until then, due to the adjacent business' workload.

If our lot is full, there is street parking one block south on HILL, WALKER, and S. COLLEGE streets. We also have permission to park in the DeWalt service center lot, as well as the Metro Auto Rebuild lot.

Please do not block any garage doors, driveways or places that have towing signs. Also, please place any valuables or bags (even knitting!) or anything else that might look appealing in your trunk, BEFORE you arrive.

Note - we are near the stadiums and there is a Seahawks game on Sunday. It won't affect our parking situation, however traffic on the freeways might be a little heavy mid-morning.

Other things to do nearby:

Groove City Grind - coffee with space to knit and hang with friends - 3100 Airport Way S.

Macrina Bakery - delicious pastries, coffee, sandos, etc. - 1943 1st Ave S.

Paseo Cuban Sandwiches - a few years back, many folks in Seattle collectively lost their minds when Paseo announced it's closing. Fortunately the restaurant was saved and a SoDO location was added. - 1760 1st Ave. S.

Filson - women and men's clothes made right here in Seattle, WA. It's not inexpensive, however it is truly local. - 1741 1st. Ave. S.

Georgetown Corridor - culinary delights abound! Airport Way S., towards Boeing Field

Local folks, if you have any suggestions of other things you like to do in the area that I should add to this list, please give me a holler at wendee@hazelknits.com so I can help spread the word.

We are located directly across the street from Honda / Toyota of Seattle. Our building is black with white trim and has large front windows - we are the front door.

We have a small parking lot on the side of our building (Plum Street). There is perpendicular parking against our building (black building) and along the dead end. We MAY have permission to park in the adjacent lot that weekend, however we won't know until then, due to the adjacent business' workload.

If our lot is full, there is street parking one block south on HILL, WALKER, and S. COLLEGE  streets. We also have permission to park in the DeWalt service center lot, as well as the Metro Auto Rebuild lot.

Please do not block any garage doors, driveways or places that have towing signs. Also, please place any valuables or bags (even knitting!) or anything else that might look appealing in your trunk, BEFORE you arrive.

Note - we are near the stadiums and there is a Seahawks game on Sunday. It won't affect our parking situation, however traffic on the freeways might be a little heavy mid-morning.

Other things to do nearby:

Groove City Grind - coffee with space to knit and hang with friends - 3100 Airport Way S.

Macrina Bakery - delicious pastries, coffee, sandos, etc. - 1943 1st Ave S.

Paseo Cuban Sandwiches - a few years back, many folks in Seattle collectively lost their minds when Paseo announced it's closing. Fortunately the restaurant was saved and a SoDO location was added. - 1760 1st Ave. S.

Filson - women and men's clothes made right here in Seattle, WA. It's not inexpensive, however it is truly local. - 1741 1st. Ave. S.

Georgetown Corridor - culinary delights abound! Airport Way S., towards Boeing Field

Local folks, if you have any suggestions of other things you like to do in the area that I should add to this list, please give me a holler at wendee@hazelknits.com so I can help spread the word.