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"I see that your comment is from 2018, so I hope you've found a good working method by now, but if you haven't here's my way of dealing with lace knitting. I use stitch markers between the repeats in the pattern. It helps to think of the YO and k2tog as a couple. Unless there's a decrease somewhere, they have to be somewhere together as a couple. Count your stitches after knitting each repeat until you get comfortable with the YO and k2tog stitches. I also use a Post-it note to follow along with a chart. Cover up everything except the row you are on. It takes a moment to readjust them after each row, but it saves me time in the long run when I lose my place in a chart. Best wishes!"
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Expression Fiber Arts

Updated August 30, 2019

 

Hi. My name is Chandi and I'm the founder of Expression Fiber Arts®.


In mid 2011, I knew instantly I wanted my own beautiful yarn-dyeing studio. I wanted a knitting blog to share my projects and inspirations with other fiber fanatics. I wanted to make the world a better place through my craft. And I wanted to offer heart-crushingly gorgeous shades of yarn and fiber. 


And so Expression Fiber Arts® was born.


I sold my closet-full of Lolita dresses (I had ordered in a whole closet of dresses at one point in my life when I was convinced I wanted to dress like Marie Antoinette till my dying day. That lasted about 3 weeks.) to build up enough capital to place my first yarn order.


I began dyeing random shades and listing them to see which colors sold best and if I could even sell any at all.


It was a little scary. Having owned and operated my own cosmetic company in the past, I knew some about business operation, but yarn is quite a different pickle than cosmetics.


Sales began trickling in, and then picking up and then the snowball effect kicked in and here we are today.


I'm now delightfully married to my dreamboat and we spend each day together whipping up new and exciting projects for Expression Fiber Arts®.


We've relocated to sunny Charlotte, NC and just adore it here.

 

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