Events Archive
Posted on April 7th, 2013 by craftygals
Sunday’s Mittens and Socks for Afghans Workshop was a big success! Thank you to Jo Anne, Penny, Marty, Danielle, and Heidi (all pictured), and to Elizabeth and Claire. If you are interested in participating in our Knitting for Others project, we have patterns and guidelines available in the store, or you can check out the…read more
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Posted on April 5th, 2013 by craftygals
Who would be crazy enough to knit mittens and socks this time of year? When we are all begging for SPRING to arrive?* Well, we are and hope you are too! Please join us in supporting the work of afghans for Afghans (see www.afghansforafghans.org) whose current campaign is collecting warm, wool mittens and socks for the…read more
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Posted on April 3rd, 2013 by craftygals
Welcome to April! We are excited to usher in warmer temperatures and spring events. Please check out all our new and upcoming classes right HERE. We are excited about launching our latest Knitting For Others project. We will be supporting the nonprofit group afghans for Afghans by knitting socks and mittens for the young people…read more
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Posted on March 30th, 2013 by craftygals
We will be closed on Sunday, March 31st. We will re-open with our usual schedule on Wednesday, April 3rd. Thanks to Kate Herron for her beautiful embroidery below! Kate is teaching a 1 Day Embroidery Workshop on Sunday afternoon, April 21st. For more details and to register, click here. View all our upcoming classes right here.
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Posted on March 21st, 2013 by craftygals
We can’t believe we are entering YEAR 3 at JP Knit & Stitch. To celebrate our 2 years as your friendly neighborhood yarn + fabric shop, we are having a GIANT SALE. We’ve had fun all month celebrating our two years in business. We welcomed Amy from Knit Collage, Cynthia from Threadfollower, Molly and the…read more
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Posted on March 14th, 2013 by craftygals
As we continue to make our way through the merry month of March, next up on our events list is a workshop with the super-crafty and adorably cute Threadfollower kits. Cynthia Treen, the designer and mastermind behind Threadfollower, will be here Saturday afternoon to lead an afternoon workshop with the kits. Included in the cost…read more
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Posted on March 10th, 2013 by craftygals
We had such fun hosting Amy from knit collage yesterday afternoon. She spun for us (and our little friends) and even gave her spun yarn away to a few lucky little crafters. We got to see (and try on) some lovely Spring samples, including some amazing summer-y tanks and cover ups in the wonderful Stargazer…read more
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Posted on March 7th, 2013 by craftygals
Amy from knit collage will be at the shop this Saturday as part of our continuing birthday festivities. Read all about it right here. Amy is the amazing + talented owner and designer for knit collage, a new yarn company based right here in Boston. We are lucky to have her and are excited that…read more
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Posted on March 6th, 2013 by craftygals
Thanks to all who came out to sip on champagne, eat yummy cupcakes (from our neighbor, Quesqueya Bakery), and show off all your creations during our Customer Appreciation Party. See below for some party photos and check out our Pinterest board for shots of all our crafty customers. We couldn’t have made it through without…read more
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Posted on February 28th, 2013 by craftygals
JP Knit & Stitch is turning TWO (!) and we couldn’t be more grateful that we’ve come this far. What started as a dream around a kitchen table (ok, there may have been wine involved), became a reality that we have lived for two-very full-years. As we take this time to thank you, our loyal…read more
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