Amber writes this:

Hello lovely whip-up people!
I love your site so much - it is my favourite! As soon as I see a bold faced whip-up in my bloglines I click straight on it!
I am so excited that you have added a kiddie craft ideas author! Of course, kath red has been posting some awesome kid’s craft ideas for
ages but I think it definitely deserves a dedicated author. Yay!

have a kids craft site called ‘kids craft weekly’. I post original ideas on different themes each week. … I’m a crafter from way back so I really enjoy coming up with ideas and making sure they’re super simple
but appealling. I started the site as an antidote to all the appalling kid craft sites on the internet that are full of crazy ads and terrible
ideas and dismal printable pages.
[thanks for the great letter Amber]

Mary writes in to tell us about a feature on architectural digest that readers might be interested in called ‘marys finds’.

Linda writes in tell us about a spinning tutorial she has written up on her blog.

hi, i check in to see your very nice site when i get a minute. I’ve recently put together a little thing that shows how i made a yarn from
start to finish. didn’t see anything like it, so maybe you’d want to let people know about it?

fred flare are having a poetry writing contest.

mimi wrote in with a link to the hypobolic crochet shapes that she spotted at design sponge - thanks mimi.

Pauline wrote in to tell us about a glamour knitting competition at knitchicks that she and her friends are putting together.

In celebration of our annual pilgrimage to the Knitting and Stitching Show at Alexandra Palace (aka Ally Pally), London knitters (Kate Buchanan, Aneeta Patel and myself, Pauline Wall) have organised a glamour knitting comp.

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