Kristen Rask just sent me photos of my window display at her store!
Schmancy is a super-fun vinyl and plush toy store in downtown Seattle, and I was thrilled when Kristen asked me if I would make something for their window.
As I mentioned previously, I used the Petite Pencil pattern from Knitting Mochimochi in bulky yarn to make the pencils, and I love how they came out so huggable. The piece of paper was a bit of a challenge to design, and the hardest thing was coming up with what the paper would say. I got to thinking about how schools and teachers are dealing with increasingly tighter budgets and demands to do more with less, so I figured school could use a hug!
If you’re in Seattle, I hope you’ll swing by Schmancy in the next few weeks and see it in person.
A big thank-you to Kristen for inviting me to do this and for rigging up the display!
That’s really cute. Now I want to make a binder for the yarn paper to go in!
We are always giving school a hug, since we homeschool it’s a daily occurrence! Would love the pattern for the paper .. so clever!
caaaaaute
Awesome! I would love to make a window display. The display is so intelligent!
And cute!
How funny, I made my girls some crocheted paper for their first day of school two weeks ago!