Maine Knits

When you're a knitter, you become a fan girl to so many knitting idols. Yes, there are knitting idols. If you're a knitter, you'll understand. And if you've ever been to a meet up on the hill at Rhinebeck, you really know what I mean. There are people you connect with through the internet, blogs, instagram, podcasts, local yarn stores, festivals, classes, etc. You get to know people on a much deeper level now than in the past. I am happy to be a knitter during this time of the internet and raverly. It's a wonderful community that I am proud to be a part of.

Over the past few years, I have followed a fellow mom and knitter, 

Beatrice Perron of Thread and Ladle. We have never met in person...we tried last fall but didn't time it right at Rhinebeck!! Next time for sure!!! But we have kept in touch through our blogs and I was fortunate enough to have been asked to be a feature on her blog a few years ago. 

Another woman that I am inspired by is Annie Claire, knitwear designer and goat farmer.

As she walked past me on the hill in Rhinebeck I almost knocked her over with excitement. I was so excited to see her and I gushed and gushed. She was incredibly kind and it was such a thrill to meet her in person.

Here I am with Annie last fall in Rhinbeck..

So...where am I going with this? 

Well, when two of my favorite ladies in the knitting world match up together in one place, it makes me happy.

Annie is currently hosting a give-away of Bea's new book, Maine.

So hop on over to her website and check out her beautiful website, Bea's beautiful book and enjoy some time with two of my favorite knitters.

Giveaway Link Here

I like to support the busy moms out there that work hard at home, work and as knitters.