So we've got the pattern of the month up and running, and soon all of our Rosie Knits patterns will be available to download from our website! There's nothing like immediate pattern gratification. And although The Baby Jacket With Moss Stitch Edges will still be The Baby Jacket With Moss Stitch Edges, we'll be abbreviating it wherever necessary with Emily's suggestion of BJWMSE. So much more consise, and Kate will always be able to find the file on the computer in the office. Thanks for playing the name game with me!
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Who Is Rosie?
Rosie's Yarn Cellar is your Center City Philadelphia Local Yarn Shop. We are located at 2017 Locust Street, just west of Rittenhouse Square. Philadelphia's LYS for nearly 15 years, our knowledgeable and friendly staff is ready to help you with all your knitting and crochet needs.
Hours:
M, T, Th, F, Sat from 10-6
Wed from 10-8 (free weekly knitting circle from 6-8 pm!)
Sun from 12-5
215-977-YARN
Hours:
M, T, Th, F, Sat from 10-6
Wed from 10-8 (free weekly knitting circle from 6-8 pm!)
Sun from 12-5
215-977-YARN
Rosie's Staff
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Free Original Designs!
- Alligator Mitts
- Hawthorn Socks
- Linaeus Beret
- Hara Baby Dress
- Little Sprout Baby Blanket
- Sawtooth Mittens
- Cascading Leaves Scarf
- Columbia Beret
- Wind's Poem Cowl
- Montrose Beret
- Waulking Song Mittens
- Leaf Peeper Bandit
- Mobius Cowl
- Jacky Baby Hat
- Articulation Lace Scarf
- Ernie's Mittens
- Pebble Lace Crocheted Tam
- Midwinter Mitts
- Thrummed Mittens
- Bert's Mittens
- A Cap for Nessa's Mother
- Dahlia
- Selbu Modern
- Manos Leaf Scarf
- Sugar Mountain Beret
- Silk Kerchief
- Trellis Lace Capelet
- Edelweiss Mittens
- Koigu Mill End Socks
- Koigu Mori Shawl
- Springtime In Philadelphia
3 comments:
Cool! And is that to be pronounced "bijwimsey?"
If you pronounce the "j" like in "fjord", I think this becomes "By Whimsy", which is completely charming.
I really like automatic downloads so will be shopping often. Your shop is wonderful and I don't get there often because of the distance. Am making a trip to Philly at the end of May and will definitely stop in.
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