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Visit some of our friends. View the products from suppliers featured
in Tara's patterns. Browse the sites of some
of our special interests and favorite organziations and ways to help
others.
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The
O-Wool™ mark represents the highest standard available for certified
organic wool products. O-Wool™ sets the industry standard by distinguishing
itself from other products made with wool and organic wool. O-Wool™
yarns and fabrics are made only from wool certified by USDA accredited
Organic Certification Agencies and are processed using the most
sustainable methods commercially available.
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Alchemy - Yarns
of Transformation
PO Box 1080
Sebastopol, California 95473
AlchemyYarns@Pacbell.net
http://alchemyyarns.com/home.html
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Nestled in
the beautiful rolling hills of Sonoma County, our Northern California
studios and farm blend with the surrounding orchards and vineyards.
Here in this natural setting our “work family” practices the art
of creating exquisite hand paint yarns.
Each skein
is thoughtfully and artistically painted, then steamed over an
open fire. We hang our yarns from bamboo rods suspended across
our land thereby allowing each skein to be dried by the cooling
breezes of the Pacific Ocean. We believe that our commitment to
living life to its fullest – to recognizing health and healing
and love and light in every breath – is captured in each skein
of yarn we make.
By creating
Alchemy Yarns of Transformation with such intent, we trust this
beauty is given over to you when you choose Alchemy in support
of your creative expression.
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Mission Falls'
1824 Cotton and 1824 Wool are featured in Tara's books, Mindful
Knitting, Compassionate Knitting, and Men in Knits.
Beautiful color palettes, soft machine washable merino wool and
pima cotton - Mission Falls is one of our all time favorites!
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Crystal
Palace Yarns' are featured in Tara's books Mindful
Knitting and Compassionate Knitting.
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Black
Water Abbey 2ply wool is featured in
Men in Knits - Cable Rib Vest for Adult.
Rich tweeded colors in Irish wool. Black Water Abbey Yarns are
made in Ireland of 100% New Wool.
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Dale of
Norway
http://www.daleofnorway.com
Dale
of Norway Inc.
N16 W23390 Stoneridge Drive, Suite A
Waukesha,
W1 53188
Phone:(262) 544-1996
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Dale
of Norway Svale and Ara are featured in Tara's book, Men
in Knits - Child's Cable Rib Vest, Rustic Raglan Pullover.
"Dale of Norway is the leading manufacturer
and distributor of authentic Norwegian knitwear. We offer high-end
quality knitwear in 100% pure, new, Norwegian wool, with unique
designs, based on Norwegian traditions, culture and history. At
our own production facility at Dale we take care of the entire
production process – from wool to finished knitwear. "
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Schaefer
Yarn Company
http://www.schaeferyarn.com
Schaefer
Yarn Company
3514 Kelly's Corners Rd.
Interlaken, NY 14847
e-mail: yarn@schaeferyarn.com
phone:607-532-9452
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Schaefer
Yarn Company's Marjaana Handpainted Wool/Silk is featured
in Tara's book, Mindful
Knitting - Cable Cardigan Jacket.
"While The Schaefer Yarn Company is just 14 years old, we
have been hand dyeing variegated yarn commercially since 1980
- first in Mendocino, California, then in New York City. We now
live and work in Interlaken, a village just north of Ithaca in
the beautiful Finger Lakes region of New York, where Erich and
I started Schaefer Yarn by ourselves."
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Shambhala
International
http://www.shambhala.org
1084
Tower Road
Halifax, Nova Scotia B3H 2Y5
Canada
(902) 420-1118
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"Throughout
history, men and women have aspired to create societies that enable
them to express the dignity of human existence and to lead meaningful
lives within a flourishing culture. This is the vision of Shambhala.
Shambhala Meditation Centers welcome anyone interested in the
practice of meditation and anyone who aspires to expand the experience
of gentleness and nonaggression into all areas of life."
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Shambhala
Mountain Center
http://www.shambhalamountain.org
4921
County Road 68C
Red Feather Lakes, Colorado 80545
USA Tel: 970-881-2184
e-mail: info@shambhalamountain.org
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Since
1971 the Shambhala Mountain Center Center has offered hundreds
of programs on Buddhist meditation, yoga and other contemplative
disciplines.
Tamed
by thirty years of use as a contemplative retreat, Shambhala Mountain
Center is a place where one of the basic truths of Buddhism—that
people can be profoundly open to the wisdom of the present moment—is
always readily available."
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Knitty.com
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"little
purls of wisdom"
a quarterly,
rockin' online knitting magazine
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Potter
Craft
http://www.randomhouse.com/
crown/pottercraft
news/ttp://www.tuttlepublishing.com
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Publishers
of Tara's new and exciting book
Nature
Babies

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The
Knit Lit Project
http://www.knitlit.com/
Knit
Lit, Knit Lit Too,and Knit Lit the Third.
Tara's story, "The Pink Bikini," appears in Knit
Lit Too.
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".
. .A heartwarming, funny, wise, and poignant collection of stories
that celebrates the hip, hot hobby of knitting. Seventy-two writers
(including 8 men) from 18 states, Canada, England, and Australia,
contributed material to this volume. These charming stories, essays,
anecdotes and recollections are original, short pieces that will
touch the soul of everyone who is, or has come in contact with,
a knitter.
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Publisher
of Tara's book,
Mindful Knitting and Compassionate
Knitting.
Tuttle Publishing,
which includes Tuttle, Periplus Editions, and Journey Editions,
was founded by Charles E. Tuttle (1915 - 1993) in Tokyo in 1948.
His mission was to publish 'books to span the East and West.'
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© Interweave
Press
Interweave Press
http://www.interweave.com/
Interweave
Press
201 E. Fourth St.
Loveland, CO 80537
Phone: (970) 669-7672
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Publishers
of Tara book, Men in Knits.
"In
business since 1975, Interweave Press publishes seven magazines
and many books related to fiber, thread, needlework, and beads.
Throughout Interweave's evolution, its publications have focused
on natural materials and processes, a respect for "doing," and an
appreciation of the fine, simple things in life. " |
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