La Grande Pomme - Amy Herzog Designs

I’m leaving today for a fabulous weekend in the Big Apple, full of lectures and book signings and classes and amazing food. Won’t you join me at one of the events?

Tonight, April 11, Lion Brand Yarn Studio. Lecture, sample show, and book signing. 6-8pm, and sign up for this free event here!
Tomorrow, April 12, Knitty City. Meet and greet, sample show, book signing. 4-6pm. Stop by, I’d love to see you!
Saturday, April 13, Big Apple Knitters’ Guild. Lecture, sample show, and book signing. Meeting is from 12:15 – 3:15 and I’ll be speaking starting at around 1pm. I’ll have books available there for purchase at a discounted price of $19.95, so please join us!
Sunday, April 14, Knit to Flatter Master Class at Lion Brand Yarn Studio. There are only 2 spots left, so hop on this chance to get a whole day exploring sweater nirvana.

Can’t wait to see some of you there! I’m bringing, as usual, a ridiculous amount of knitting. Some new:

And some that just needs making up:

Tune in tomorrow for another Fashion Friday, and I’m looking forward to showing you some fun pictures and lots of knitting progress when I return!

5 thoughts on “La Grande Pomme”

Manise

April 11, 2013

Have a blast at La Grande Pomme!

Dana

April 12, 2013

New York doesn´t happen to be anywhere near Europe, does it? Have a very good time. And yes, this is an amazing pile of handknit nearly finished. I think I have to go knitting rigth now!

Stephanie

April 12, 2013

Amy-I have already received your book and read it cover to cover. I loved you measuring advice! I have never tried a sweater in “pieces” for myself, but look forward to knitting the “Draper Cardigan”. I have only made 2 adult sweaters since I started knitting, and the last one I finished 2 months ago took me 3 years to complete. I struggled with getting stalled on picking up the front edges, or collar, and would put it aside. I think having your book to guide excellent fit, and the right style will help me get excited to finish my sweater. Who wants to spend so much money on yarn, and then be unhappy with the results? I feel the “homemade sweater fear” is at an end in my life. Thanks for what you have contributed to the knitting universe. Stephanie P.S. I hope you will give summer sweater ideas in your blog this summer.