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A few years ago I dabbled a bit into making beaded stitch markers as a fundraiser for my local Relay For Life event. I had a huge stash of beads my Aunt had brought me back from France and I needed to use some of them up. I found myself searching the internet for the best way to make markers and thus “Hope Markers” were born.

I haven’t sold markers as a fundraiser for over a year now, and I was beginning to miss making them. I still had tons of beads and wire, so why not? I spent a few days over my holiday making the markers you will find in my shop. All are completely unique, made with nylon coated wire and beads from both France and here in the USA. They are snag free, in that they are held together with crimp beads and a drop of super glue.

Although I am not donating the proceeds to Relay For Life, I hope you will consider buying my markers as a personal donation to my artistic endeavors. As an artist, I explore knitting and the stitches within my work (Something you will see in my prints and cards also on my shop) and am currently in an unpaid internship where my main focus is to make art. All proceeds from my Etsy shop go to supporting myself during this time.

Thank you for taking the time to explore my shop.

M K Nance often partners with indie dyers to create fun to knit accessories. Colorwork, cables, and lace all call to this designer.

Lassen is the green tam (shown in Hazel Knits Artisan Sock)
Goloring is the blue scarf (shown in Black Trillium Pebble Sock Gradient Kit)
Narecznice is the colorwork tam (shown in Three Fates eponymous)
Sequani is the purple shawl (shown in Blissful Knits Single Ply)

Cassandra Christmas Sweater modernizes a traditional Christmas sweater with form fitted style and classical stitches. Accenting waist shaping, the Seed/ Moss stitch adorns the sides of the garment. Reaching to place the finishing touch on the Christmas tree reveals the hidden detail on the interior of each sleeve. Final touches of festive elegance appears on the collar detail and the slight puffed sleeve. Perfect for Christmas and every special winter event.

Now that Christmas gift knitting/crocheting is at an end, it’s time to work up something for the “me” list. To do that, you’ll probably need new yarn, right? Well, you’re in luck because I’m having an after-Christmas sale! All in-stock yarn and project bags will be discounted by 25% between December 26th and December 31st, so stop by the Cedar Hill Farm Company shop @ Zibbet.com and check it out! This sale includes all of my yarn, even the cloud-soft 100% extra fine alpaca.

Best of holiday wishes and a very happy new year to you!

For those of you celebrating the holidays, there aren’t many shopping days left. To help with those last minute presents, we have gift certificates available in any amount. Get one for the knitter on your shopping list or add one to your own wish list.

Another nice gift. . . Yarn Knot Socks. Start the new year with a flurry of sock knitting. Subscriptions are still open, but space is limited.

I have just released my newest design – “Patchwork Mittens”. A great first intarsia project with just one join per row. The hands of these mittens are knit flat – the seam is part of the patchwork design! The thumbs are knit seamlessly in the round. And no need to limit yourself to just 2 colors. Use up some stash and make some for everyone in the family! And this pattern is part of the Indie Design Gift-A-Long on Ravelry, so you can join us in the knit-a-long and play games and win prizes while you knit your mittens – until the end of 2014.