I am very excited about this coming thursday evening in Atlanta! I will be in Atlanta speaking about knit-blogging, knit-podcasting and most importantly, what it’s like to throw yourself headfirst into knitwear design! I am speaking at the monthly Atlanta Knitting Guild meeting and Only Ewe and Cotton Too will be selling hard copies (color!) of my patterns.
Social hour begins at 6:30 and I believe I start talking at 7:30pm.
St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church
4755 N Peachtree Rd
Atlanta, GA 30338
If I recall correctly if you are not a member it’s okay to come to a meeting to check it out, and of course while you are there you can sign up for a membership if you enjoy it. More info on their website.
Please come out and say hi! I am looking forward to the social hour as I don’t get much of that these days. I am trying to get going again on my latest design so I can have a preview to show people, not a garuntee though! I will of course have all my various samples that I used for all of the pattern photos. See you there!
Update: it’s the 5th, not the 15th. Corrected that.
My name is Brandy Fortune, and I design knit-wear for kids. I love Crème Brulée, Sci-Fi, 70 degree weather and reading a good book in bed. I spend my time knitting, sewing, taking pictures, co-editing the web-zine Petite Purls and raising my two daughters. This website chronicals my adventures in both parenthood and design.
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I really enjoyed your presentation last night at the AKG meeting. I was the good looking guy sitting next to you and Doug. My son is also my muse for knitting projects and I am married to a gentile. I have also thought about starting a podcast, but didn’t know if there was an audience out there.
I was at the ATLANTA KNITTING GUILD last night and thought your presentation was great! Those who were sitting nearby felt the same way. We all loved your patterns, they were darling! I will look for you in April at STITCHES! I’m sure you wouldn’t want to miss that event.