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London Stitch and Knit! Book Launch with Leigh Metcalf..Sun. 18th 2pm at Rye Books!


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Sunday 18th October 2pm Leigh Metcalf at Rye Books


Come and have a chat and some tea and cake with Leigh Metcalf author of the very well crafted:

London Stitch and Knit: A Craft Lover's Guide to London's Fabric, Knitting and Haberdashery Shops,



Published 30th Sept.this year the book presents a brilliantly designed guide to London's best fabric, knitting and haberdashery shops.

With a design aesthetic to inspire any craft lover, London Stitch and Knit seamlessly documents the city's best to provide a comprehensive guide that encompasses the handmade and the vintage. Leigh, also freelance writer and photographer, discovers the hidden gems in London's ever-growing craft community, promoting independent shops as well as craftspeople and their work, ever since she arrived in London from the US she has made it her mission to discover the best places for haberdashery supplies. Drawing on her experience from the last five years, Leigh combines well-informed narrative, illustrations and a beautiful, layered design, to discover the history and operations of approximately 50 shops - divided by London territories. She graduated from Georgia State University with a BA in English Literature. Her freelance career has seen articles published for magazines such as Mollie Makes and Pretty Nostalgic. London Stitch and Knit is born of Leigh's successful blog (Found, now home, see link below) described by Lauren Smith, Creative Director of Pop-Up Magazine as 'one of only a handful of blogs that I even bother reading anymore?.


Free event. (it?s very nice cake btw) bring your knitting!


http://foundnowhome.blogspot.co.uk/


http://leighmetcalf.com/

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