Are you the LYS for us?
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We have been toying with the idea of participating in stateside shows for a while; Vogue, Stitches West, TNNA etc. After much deliberation, we realized we’d rather team up with a store in the US to represent us than go through the process of importing ourselves.
So we are on the hunt! Do you have a favourite LYS that you think would be a good match for us? Are you a yarn store owner in the continental US who regularly participates in these shows? Do you enjoy bad Canadian stereotypes?
What we provide; gorgeous ombre yarn, inspiration images, print and social marketing support, POS support, pattern support and our lovely selves (we would travel to each show to hang out at your booth and tell bad jokes).
America; we already thought you were great, and we’d like to come hang out and get crafty. Email me at hello@thebluebrick.ca and let’s talk!
The Blue Brick | Inspired Yarns 
Please, please come to vogue NY. I really want your yarn but shipping costs are a problem.
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Webs Yarn in Mass. or The loopy Ewe are my favorite places.
Also Rhinebeck Sheep and Wool show in NY is fabulous.
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The Yarn Scout in Bozeman, Montana would be my suggestion
Thanks Marla Landt
May Peace Prevail on Earth
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Raveloe Fibers in Wheatfield , New York would be the perfect choice! Artsy, innovative knitters~
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Raveloe Fivers in North Tonawanda NY
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I am not a store owner, but here are my favorite local yarn shops:
Fiber Circle (the largest in North Texas and my most favorite) in Farmersville, TX, or
McKinney Knirttery in Mc Kinney, TX, or
Yarn and Stitches in Dallas, TX.
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Ravelo Fibers in Wheatfield (Niagara Falls), NY.
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Raveloe Fibers in North Tonawanda, NY (Niagara Falls/Buffalo) is a wonderful yarn store and it would be lovely to have more beautiful yarn available there!
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Raveloe Fibers in Wheat field NY
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Common Thread, Saratoga Springs, New York.
Reasons: I teach there, mostly socks. Doreen Kamen , the shop owner is always open to new ideas, she is from Newfoundland, a few customers from Toronto. I am taking a workshop in Ithaca, New York with Laura Nelkin and Kate Atherley. Love the looks of your yarn, can hardly wait to see and try yours that I ordered yesterday. Love that your yarns reflect landmarks around Canada. A friend and local yarn dyer created great colors of local landmarks in Saratoga Springs this summer, a huge success. Carol Hornung cookiesoxrock@nycap.rr.com
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For Minnesota and the Twin Cities you should consider contacing StevenBe at stevenbe.com
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Knit One Crochet Too in Winston-Salem, NC.
What is the name of the pattern for the hat on this post?
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“Jane” by Jane Richmond :)
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