Harvest Season Knitted Pumpkin | September 13, 10-noon gradients produced by silk worms that

produced by silk worms that feed on oak and similar tree leaves

Elegant and refined

rich plant and Floral life which grows in abundance in the Andes

Myrtle yarn is not only soft and silky to the touch but also compostable

Yardage: 180 yds / 100g skein

Harvest Season Knitted Pumpkin | September 13, 10-noon gradients produced by silk worms thatDid you know knitters can create amigurumi too? Come try out this cozy handmade technique and kick start your seasonal decorating all in one. Perfect for anyone comfortable with the basics (knit and purl stitches), this class will walk you through working flat, seamless mattress stitch joining, and the art of shaping and stuffing your gourd. Bring a willing mind and leave with a beautiful piece of handmade autumn decor to cherish for years to come!