
The Knitter's Book of Yarn, which went on sale October 16, 2007, is a distillation of everything I've learned about yarn on my journey since I learned to knit as a child, and since I began Knitter's Review in 2000.
I've been working on it for more than two years, and I am extremely proud to share it with you now. You'll find more helpful information about the book below.
Thanks for reading—I hope you enjoy it!
In yarn we trust,
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May 3rd—Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival. I'll be on the grassy slope outside the Main Building from 1-2pm. The area is easily accessible through a top-secret side door just beyond the Spirit Trail Fiberworks booth (where Jen will have extra copies of the book available for sale).
June 7-9—Columbus, OH, The National NeedleArts Assocaition trade show.
June 11—Columbus, OH, Knitter's Connection keynote presentation from 7:30-8:30pm.
October 18-19—Virginia Beach, VA, Yarn weekend with the Tidewater Knitting Guild.
View the whole slideshow of kboy in-the-wild pictures. Warning: It includes cats and Barbie!
A big shout out to the Barnes & Noble in Richmond, Virginia, where Mary spotted two remaining copies lounging in excellent company. Hello Virginia! (Taken October 24, 2007.)

A grainy shot furtively taken with my cell phone at Longfellow Books in Portland, Maine. (Taken October 16, 2007.)

Hanging out just two spots away from Bill Clinton at BookHampton—thank you Jane! (Taken October 16, 2007.)
On October 20th, Bess took her copy to town, gave it a shiny new coat, and introduced it to a bunch of knitterary heroines. You can see her slideshow here.


