Meanwhile, my hometown Sears in Greensboro is probably only alive because in addition to taking on Lands End in its building, it carved out a fourth of it for Whole Foods in 2010. It looks just as sad and empty as others and the last one here in Maryland closed over the weekend.
And I crochet prolifically and I’m working on something in a chunky blended fiber to test proof of concept. I do have knitting needles, but crochet has gotten me where I want to go with sustainable fiber quicker and I still enjoy the local yarn culture (that yarn festival and those alpacas sound so dreamy!)And if you want to see all my work, I have a separate platform for it @Kristpattern. I need to crank my Substack for it up more, but on IG and building a Pinterest as I sell patterns. And want to do more of my urban yarn nights this year!
Another good one! I hope you get your syrup!
Meanwhile, my hometown Sears in Greensboro is probably only alive because in addition to taking on Lands End in its building, it carved out a fourth of it for Whole Foods in 2010. It looks just as sad and empty as others and the last one here in Maryland closed over the weekend.
And I crochet prolifically and I’m working on something in a chunky blended fiber to test proof of concept. I do have knitting needles, but crochet has gotten me where I want to go with sustainable fiber quicker and I still enjoy the local yarn culture (that yarn festival and those alpacas sound so dreamy!)And if you want to see all my work, I have a separate platform for it @Kristpattern. I need to crank my Substack for it up more, but on IG and building a Pinterest as I sell patterns. And want to do more of my urban yarn nights this year!
Thanks for including my thoughts on Sears in your Wednesday Walk this week!