We ♥♥♥ Stroll Tweed
To the entire KP knitting community:
Many knitters would like to see the Stroll Tweed line return. KP discontinued this line because it was not very popular. We would like to see it back. If you are in agreement would you please leave a comment below to let KP know you would like to see it become available again.
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Dear KP:
There are so many knitters who are upset that you discontinued Stroll Tweed. It was one of the nicest tweeds we've ever used. We don't believe we've seen it in fingering weight anywhere else. The below individuals would like for you to consider bringing back Stroll Tweed. As an alternate, Peggy Stuart says she used a carryalong yarn at one time that created a tweed effect with any yarn you choose. Is there a possibility of KP carrying such a product if you decide not to bring back Stroll Tweed.
Thank you,
Cheryl Waters
Many knitters would like to see the Stroll Tweed line return. KP discontinued this line because it was not very popular. We would like to see it back. If you are in agreement would you please leave a comment below to let KP know you would like to see it become available again.
For a little incentive, sit back and enjoy a little food and entertainment.
Click here for a little stroll.
Dear KP:
There are so many knitters who are upset that you discontinued Stroll Tweed. It was one of the nicest tweeds we've ever used. We don't believe we've seen it in fingering weight anywhere else. The below individuals would like for you to consider bringing back Stroll Tweed. As an alternate, Peggy Stuart says she used a carryalong yarn at one time that created a tweed effect with any yarn you choose. Is there a possibility of KP carrying such a product if you decide not to bring back Stroll Tweed.
Thank you,
Cheryl Waters
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Comment by Annette Johnston on November 19, 2011 at 7:53pm -
I like this suggestion, Cheryl. I didn't get 'in' on any of the tweed, and it would be fun to knit tweed socks. I'd sure buy some.
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Comment by cherylbwaters on June 15, 2010 at 8:42am -
Well, hopefully, KP will hear us loud and clear! Please, please, please, KP, we really, really ♥♥♥ Stroll Tweed!!! Seriously!!!
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Comment by Peggy Stuart on June 14, 2010 at 9:02pm -
Oops! "One-at-a-time!"
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Comment by Peggy Stuart on June 14, 2010 at 8:34pm
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I'm a one-at-a-tim kinda girl. With each of my kids, I prayed they weren't twins! I'm too focused. I have NO single socks! When I finish one, I can't wait to make the other! I'm really glad we have so many different techniques, though. I think it's fun that we're all different!
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Comment by Jill Grzonka on June 14, 2010 at 2:46pm -
Hi, Cheryl. Yep, especially a pattern in a book that was just published earlier this year. I have Melissa's first book and couldn't wait until this one became available. After my first pair of socks took over a year to knit, I decided it was "two at a time" from now on.
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Comment by cherylbwaters on June 14, 2010 at 12:16pm
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Jill, don't you just hate it when you buy a book only to find the yarn is discontinued.
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Comment by Peggy Stuart on June 13, 2010 at 4:52pm
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That's the color I used on these.
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Comment by Jill Grzonka on June 13, 2010 at 2:43pm
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Please bring back Stroll Tweed. I just bought "Toe Up 2-at-a-Time Socks" by Melissa Morgan-Oaks and she has a pattern in the book that uses Stroll Tweed in Plum.
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Comment by cherylbwaters on June 12, 2010 at 9:23pm
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I ordered the bare since they had discontinued the tweed.
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Comment by Peggy Stuart on June 12, 2010 at 8:34pm
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I hope they don't discontinue the bare version. Maybe I should have ordered more...
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