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Your favorite (or soon to be favorite) HeartStrings designs are popping up on Newsstands and on Bookshelves. Here are examples of brand awareness marketing, advertising and publications featuring HeartStrings FiberArts and Jackie E-S.
Note: We also spread the word about HeartStrings through online advertising and social networking communities such as Ravelry, Facebook and Twitter.
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Bitty Beady Christmas Tree Kits are featured in the 2012 issue of Knit 'N Style Gift Guide (2nd from top). Knit or give for holiday hostess gifts, ornaments and package decorations. Kits start at $3.95. |
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Flames of Fall Stole is featured in the Fall 2012 issue of Twist (bottom center). Beads and flames of lace endue a soft glow of warth. |
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Reversible Eyelet Cables Stole is featured in the Fall 2011 issue of Creative Knitting (left middle). Enjoy designer Jackie E-S's creative knitting method to intermix hand-dyed or dissimilar dye lot yarns in this stylish mock cable stole. |
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Buds in the Breeze Stole is featured in the Fall 2011 issue of Knit Circus (right middle). As enjoyable to knit as it is lovely to wear. This light-as-a-breeze stole features flower-like medallions centered with nupp "buds". |
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If you are interested in lace knitting and are tentative in taking the next steps to knit lace, Jackie E-S's primer on knitted lace will get you off to a great start in the book released August 2011 titled Knitted Lace: A Collection of Favorite Designs from Interweave. See "A Primer on Knitted Lace" starting on page 6. |
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Bi-directional Lace Strips Stole is featured in the Fall 2010 issue of Living Crafts (top right). What a great way to enjoy knitting and wearing your favorite color palette. A bonus is there's no sewing. |
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White Lotus Lace Stole is the focal feature in the "Wearable Art in Timeless Styles" ad in the August 2010 issue of Knit 'N Style. |
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Technique Teddy Bear is featured in the Summer 2010 issue of Living Crafts (bottom right). Learn seamless 3-dimensional shaping while making a small huggable teddy bear. You just might have too much fun and knit a family! |
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There is a very nice editor's review of Hug-Me-Tight Fan Lace Jacket Wrap in the Pattern Picks column of the June 2010 issue of Knit 'N Style on page 12. |
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Top Picks for TNNA advertorial in the Yarn Market News May 2010 issue and the TNNA NeedleArts Market Showbook features White Lotus Lace Stole (bottom center). |
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Ring of Lace Wrap is the focal feature in the "Wearable Art in Timeless Styles" ad in the April 2010 issue of Knit 'N Style on page 31. Interestingly, the ad is placed right across from the article by Lorna Miser on "How to Resist Color Pooling" in hand-dyed yarns. Well, Ring of Lace Wrap is the total antithesis of that article; the pattern for this project includes a tutorial in How to Take Advantage of Color Pooling in hand-dyed yarns for a faux ikat effect that keeps the colors clear and vivid! |
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Top 10 Picks for Your Store in the Yarn Market News 2010 Conference Showbook features Lace Leaves Scarves (center). Lace Leaves pattern includes an appealing beginner lace scarf plus a follow-on advancing skills project. Great for in-store classes. |
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Top 10 Picks for Spring advertorial in the Knitters Spring 2010 issue features Links of Diamonds (bottom center). This jewel of a scarf features shaped edges undulating about hexagonally linked lace diamonds embellished with beads. |
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Hug-Me-Tight Fan Lace Jacket Wrap is featured in the April 2010 issue of Knit 'N Style (lower middle left). This stunning wrap derives from a vintage garment style, now designed for modern-day relaxed fit and clever no-sew circular construction. |
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