
and got a bit closer

And though it's not, I was hoping it would be a store selling nothing but this:

It's strange how the two have the exact same typeface. And totally confusing to this knitter!
When I returned to knitting a few years ago, I went to a yarn store and bought some Zara. I don't remember why I chose that yarn--but something about it called to me.
I began by making swatches of all different stitch patterns. Garter, ribbing, seed, moss, basketweave, stockinette. Not huge squares--three or four inches.

I just wanted to see how I liked it.
I liked it!
Zara is wonderful to the touch and gives great stitch definition. Knitting with it is totally enjoyable! I'm sure that if I had used some other yarn, I wouldn't have picked up the needles again.
4 comments:
1. I'm glad you bought that yarn, too, or I'd never have gotten to "meet" you.
2. Wow. I had to go to the website to see what the sign was for and the kids clothes are REALLY cute!
Aw, too bad. That WOULD have been a great place! You could have used Zingone Brothers, too!
Congrats on making it to the end. I have enjoyed seeing all your abc postings!
Great job on the Z, I have to remain Z-less.
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