Showing posts with label stitch markers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stitch markers. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 05, 2010

Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Atomic Knitting in the Press - Fibrefest




Emma from Atomic Knitting is pictured here with Juliet from Fibrefe

st & Coldharbour Mill

Wednesday, March 04, 2009

Atomic Knitting Website Update

We've changed our site layout a little - all the products are still available, just easier to find :)
http://www.atomicknitting.co.uk/
And a date for your diary
Saturday & Sunday 25th & 26th April is Wonderwool 2009
The premier Wool & Fibre Festival in Wales. We'll be there from 10am - 5.30pm Saturday and 10am -4.30pm Sunday. Admission £6 (includes entry to Mid Wales Mouthful).
Attractions include, over 100 trade stands for fibre, yarn, equipment & books, wool workshops, individually designed & handmade products, demonstrations, fleece, fibre and natural dyes.
Hope to see you there!
www.atomicknitting.co.uk

Sunday, November 02, 2008

Creative Stitches & Hobbycrafts Show - Cardiff Oct '08

Well here it is....the first pictures of the stand for Atomic Knitting featuring Starlight Beads at the Creative Stitches and Hobbycrafts Show in October 2008 at Cardiff International Arena.


There was a good range (for the size of the stall) of stitch markers, knitting hampers & gifts, cupcake candles, pendants, pendant cords, strung beads, wine bottle capes and ties, knitted scarves, spectacle chains, fabric party bags....and so much more!



I met some great customers, some from Ravelry - hey guys :), those that have purchased from the website, and new customers who hadn't had the opportunity to find us on the web.


Other exhibitors and designers that had stalls at the show included our fabulous show neighbours, Inkwell Stamps, which include welsh stamps for card making :), Phase Patch Crafts, Rohana Stoddart and a demonstration of PMC, Ray Skene with a demonstration of glass bead making, Janna Hodgson with unusual enamel jewellery, Rachel Johns totally fab Extreme Knitting and designer and editor of Beads & Beyond magazine Joan Gordon.