I love New Years. To me there’s always a strong feeling of the collective whole taking stock of where we’re at. It’s a time of gratitude and looking forward. It feels great.
It’s been another whirlwind year for us as our little company continues to grow and refine itself. Today we’re slowing down and enjoying the quiet.
We’re so looking forward to another year of new ideas, projects and challenges. A sincere thanks to all for reading, commenting, and supporting what we do here – we’re so grateful!
Happy new year to all of you at BT.
Very happy new year to you all and thank you for so many great ideas!
♥ greetings
Bine
Happy New Year to the BT team! I’ll be celebrating my working on my Stilwell!
Happy New Year to you too, Jared. Continued success.
A very Happy New Year to you too Jared, and everyone at BT. May the coming year be filled with health, happiness, and much wolly goodness for you all.
Nicole
Happy New Year! May this be another wonderful one!
Whoops… I meant “wooly” not “wolly” Spelling fail. : )
Happy New Year!
Happiest New Year to you, and thank you for adding Loft in 2011. It is as wonderful as Shelter….here’s to more goodness in 2012.
Happy New Year!
Jared,
I have been following your blog for 7 years and each venture you take us on is such a treat. You have your own yarn line…wow! Congrats! Your sucess = our reward..; ). Thank you. ♥Happy New Year to you and yours♥
Happy New Year! I have enjoyed knitting your patterns and I can’t wait tos see more, and also work with some more of your yarn.
A very happy 2012 to you all and thanks for producing such beautiful patterns (and yarn – one day I’m going to treat myself and get some shipped out to Australia!).
I hope you enjoy continued success in the coming year, & keep inspiring us! Happy 2012!!
Wishing you and all at BT the very best for 2012!
Happy New Year! I’ve spent most of the day happily knitting on my first Loft project (and watching football).
best wishes from south of France , Happy 2012 and thanks a lot for your great inspiration!
Frohes neues Jahr ! Happy New Year !
( Is there any little chance to get your wonderful yarn in Germany ? )
Liebe Grüße von Anja
Happy New Year! All the best for 2012.
Hello! What a great blog with lots of inspiration!! I love to knit, and will follow you in the year to come. Love Camilla
Happy new year!! The best for you, and for me, please translate the blog and models (explications?) In French! Oui, ici, en France on aime tricoter mais on ne comprend pas l’anglais!!! Pensez à nous!
By! A bientôt!!
And the happiest of new years to you and the rest of BT.
It is indeed a great time to collectively take stock.
Hope the coming year is a happy and successful one for you. Your photos are the best knitting photos out there and always inspire, and your new yarns are everything wool should be. Now, if only they were available in stores here in Canada…
love the patterns – can’t wait to buy
Hello:
Thank you for the photos of knit patterns. I am very much interested in learning about wool yarn. Also in felting.
Thank you,Sharon
I just finished reading your interview for Liat at KnitFreedom and wanted to thank you for your beautiful patterns and gorgeous yarns. I recently finished the Guernsey Wrap in Woodsmoke and would like to share with you my comments posted on Ravelry under my username “Redhayr”:
I was initially intimidated by the charts for this project … but after hyperventilating into a brown paper bag and regaining my composure, I realized that I CAN DO THIS! Note: I enlarged the charts to accommodate my 63-year-old eyes and drew arrows indicating which direction to read the charts (something about short-term memory perhaps).
But I digress … I love this pattern, especially once I was past chart A. Next hurdle … blocking rods. After a little on-line shopping, I was down to the finish line … soaked, rinsed, stomped out the excess water … and discovered I needed to put the leaf in my dining room table. Finally, time for the rods. As I was carefully threading these fine rods through the very long wrap, I felt like a cardiac physician performing an angioplasty without any risk of patient mortality.
And I now proudly say, “Jared Flood, I am no longer afraid of you and your magnificent patterns!” I DID IT!