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TNNA wrapup

Our new Fyberspates Scrumptious yarn line received a warm welcome at the show! It was a great chance for shops to see what all the buzz is about. Jeni Hewlett from Fyberspates spent time with the Lantern Moonies in the booth. Here she is on the left, and also the visiting Ravelry peeps and Ysolda. [...]

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Scenes from TNNA Saturday

Here’s our beautiful booth! #938, come say howdy if you’re in the area. Mmmm, scrumptious Fyberspates Scrumptious! Ysolda came to sign copies of her new book, Saturday Treat, featuring her specially chosen colors of Scrumptious yarn. And Kristin Omdahl came to sign copies of her new book, Seamless Crochet. I love that the person on [...]

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Yarn bar #tnna

Our lovely needles are at the Berroco Yarn Bar at TNNA. You can sample our Featherlights, ebony, and rosewood needles there, or come by the Lantern Moon booth (#938)! (I love this clever display. Belly up to the bar and place your order!)

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Kristin Omdahl at TNNA Phoenix

More fun! Kristin Omdahl will be our guest in the Lantern Moon booth (#938) at TNNA on Saturday from 4 to 5 p.m., and on Sunday from 11 a.m. to noon. Kristin is a designer and the author of several knitting and crochet collections, including “A Knitting Wrapsody” and “Crochet So Fine.” She’s bringing copies [...]

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Just a few pictures from TNNA

Just a few, because the team was so busy, they hardly took any! Berrocco had a very creative way to show off their new yarns: the Yarn Bar. What a great way to sample some yarn! And don’t these swizzle sticks look familiar? Yes, they’re Lantern Moon straight needles! Our booth was beautiful, again. We [...]

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Mmmmm, chocolate…

…and truffles! Lantern Moon is adding some very special chocolate and truffles to our lineup. They’re yarn-themed and delicious, and made by local Portland chocolatier, JaCiva’s. These will debut at TNNA this weekend. If you’re at TNNA, stop by the booth for a taste. We’re also giving a truffle with your order at the booth, [...]

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akonye kena

which means, “I will help myself” in Acholi, a tribal language of northern Uganda. Akonye Kena provides training for young adults in tangible skills and self-sufficiency, assisting them in their quest for independence. We showed some of these paper bead necklaces during Sample It at TNNA for Akonye Kena. I don’t know that we’ll be [...]

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New knitters

While we were at TNNA, it came to our attention that there were a few Lantern Moonies that didn’t knit…yet. What better chance to learn than at TNNA? Jessica, Brenda, and Steve were our non-knitters. Guess which one wasn’t interested? Jessica and Brenda took up their needles and did a great job. We started with [...]

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TNNA Sunday

Sunday is a lot like Saturday! Lots of looking and shopping, and it’s amazing how many things I missed the first time through. I did go to a mini-session workshop on social media, given by Benjamin Levisay and Kimberly Reynolds of XRX, Inc. (Knitter’s Magazine). They say that all companies should have a blog, and [...]

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TNNA Saturday

The show officially opened on Saturday, beginning with a ribbon cutting with TNNA luminaries. That’s one big pair of scissors in the hands of the gentleman in the center; you can see one ring of the handle in his hand. Note our personal luminary Joel, over on the right…away from the scissors. No haircut for [...]

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