For anyone wishing to join us on the journey, call this number 020 7565 7298 to book your ticket. Quote 'I KNIT LONDON@ and you will get 10% off the price.
See you on Sunday!
Gxx
Wednesday, September 07, 2011
Tuesday, September 06, 2011
Happy Wool Week...and sock club news
This week is UK Wool Week, hurray! To celebrate we are having a Crafternoon Tea party this Saturday, from 12.30pm. As usual there'll be lots of cake - please feel free to bake a cake and bring it with you. There can NEVER to too much cake.We will also be lauching the third installment of the (not just) sock club. If you would like to collect your package please come to the shop on Saturday and stay for some tea and cake and chatting with some other gorgeous knitters.
See you on Saturday.
Gxx
Friday, September 02, 2011
Pan. The Dog.
Pan has a few nicknames. My favorite is 'chicken chaser'. She was given that name by a distraught Annabel, a friend in Devon, after Pan terrified her rather large chicken collection in her rather large garden.
Anyway, she is also Pan the 'wheel sniffer'. A woman just came into the shop with her two young children. One of the children was in a pram and Pan immediate lept off the sofa to investigate the pram. The young girl, not in the pram, was a little startled so I told them that she's interested in the wheels. She like the smell of the wheels.
Pan soon lost interest in the wheels and said hello to the people and the girl was soon in love with Pan and talked to her while her mum shopped for wool and stuff. As Pan sat on the sofa the girl picked up her scooter and raised it to Pan's nose, telling her mum, 'she likes the smell of the wheels, Mummy.'
Just thought I''d share
Anyway, she is also Pan the 'wheel sniffer'. A woman just came into the shop with her two young children. One of the children was in a pram and Pan immediate lept off the sofa to investigate the pram. The young girl, not in the pram, was a little startled so I told them that she's interested in the wheels. She like the smell of the wheels.
Pan soon lost interest in the wheels and said hello to the people and the girl was soon in love with Pan and talked to her while her mum shopped for wool and stuff. As Pan sat on the sofa the girl picked up her scooter and raised it to Pan's nose, telling her mum, 'she likes the smell of the wheels, Mummy.'
Just thought I''d share
London Transport Museum - a special offer!
London Transport Museum has asked IKL to offer a group of knitters a fantastic opportunity to knit at one of their special events.
On Sunday 11 September a Metro-land Heritage Vehicle Outing will 'transport you back in time along the Metropolitan Line.
The Museum's 1938 art deco Tube train and Engine No. 12, Sarah Siddons, the last operational Metropolitan Railway electric locomotive, will be running special journeys as part of the Amersham Old Town's Heritage Day between Harrow-on-the-Hill, Rickmansworth and Amersham.'
IKL have 10 free tickets for a group of knitters who can be part of the event to add a little craft craft excitement to the atmosphere. It is going to be a fantastic day, if you would like to be part of the knitting group call us on 020 7261 1338. We only have 10 free tickets so please call as soon as you can. There is a 10% discount for anyone else thereafter.
You can get more information from London Transport Museum.
On Sunday 11 September a Metro-land Heritage Vehicle Outing will 'transport you back in time along the Metropolitan Line.
The Museum's 1938 art deco Tube train and Engine No. 12, Sarah Siddons, the last operational Metropolitan Railway electric locomotive, will be running special journeys as part of the Amersham Old Town's Heritage Day between Harrow-on-the-Hill, Rickmansworth and Amersham.'
IKL have 10 free tickets for a group of knitters who can be part of the event to add a little craft craft excitement to the atmosphere. It is going to be a fantastic day, if you would like to be part of the knitting group call us on 020 7261 1338. We only have 10 free tickets so please call as soon as you can. There is a 10% discount for anyone else thereafter.
You can get more information from London Transport Museum.
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