sign up for quarterly updates in your inbox
|
|
|
9/19/2009 0 Comments Covet Vests etc
I'm super excited to finally have Covet Vests at Tutta-Mia. It's been a long time coming, but I think the timing is right; people are loving them. This particular vest is made with 100% wool that is indigo dyed using a shibori technique in order to create the unique lines that appear on the surface. It is closed with a one-of-a-kind wooden button that was also made here in Vancouver. 
Gentille Alouette, a new fabulous boutique in Gastown, is also carrying my stuff. They have a 16 1/2 long white woven scarf as well as my new reversible (or upside-downible) shrugs in white and grey. I was visiting the store this afternoon and Eliza, the owner, took some photos of me wearing the shrugs as well as a fabulous dress by Eliza herself which I brought home with me :) I think she intends on posting them on their Facebook page, so check it out.
0 Comments
9/15/2009 0 Comments We have a new logo!!!!  Congratulations to Stephanie Hancock, winner of our logo contest. I love the idea of having the 'VY' in the yarn since I've been calling Vancouver Yarn by its initials for some time now. I also really like that it is a pretty pink ball of yarn. It's a great design and I'm so glad to have it as our logo. Thanks Stephanie! Here is a picture of Stephanie at Baaad Anna's receiving her yarn winnings, ten balls of Colossal Cozy yarn, which is hand-spun here in Vancouver and hand-dyed by me. xo Janna |
Vancouver Yarn is lovingly maintained by Janna Maria at Everlea Yarn
|
RSS Feed
Subscribe to the Guide to Vancouver Yarn newsletter!
In our quarterly Vancouver Yarn newsletter you get the inside scoop on upcoming events, new locally designed patterns, locally produced articles, content and more. Your first email comes with three discount codes.
In our quarterly Vancouver Yarn newsletter you get the inside scoop on upcoming events, new locally designed patterns, locally produced articles, content and more. Your first email comes with three discount codes.
The Everlea Yarn Guide to Vancouver Yarn is a free resource which links you to local DIY textile shops and designers as well as artists and makers which are local to greater Vancouver BC, unceded Coast Salish territory, and throughout so-called British Columbia. I also list online shops and designers from around the country.
Many of my links come from your submissions - Thank you! If you tell me about a dyer, designer, shop etc I will add it.
© Everlea Yarn Guide to Vancouver Yarn 2022