The First Weekend Knitting Retreat
Solène Le Roux
Last weekend I hosted my very first knitting retreat and it was an even more beautiful and magical experience than I had anticipated.
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Knitting Retreats and Knitwear Designs by Sol Le Roux
Last weekend I hosted my very first knitting retreat and it was an even more beautiful and magical experience than I had anticipated.
Read MoreWhen I talk to people outside the knitting world about what I do, I often feel like they don't really get it. They think that designing is a fun little hobby turned into a job, they think that knitting is something futile, not important. They're like "Oh, knitting is so fashionable now" as if my purpose was to look for fame, more likes on instagram and a perfect lifestyle blogger's life. They don't get how big, beautiful and important knitting is.
Read MoreSlow fashion is very important for me as a knitwear designer, because I make my own clothes, create my own fashion and help other knitters do the same!
Read MoreBouclelaine is a small familly yarn company based in Brittany. They use local fibers to produce a range of beautiful natural yarns.
I was very happy to collaborate with them to create Bucolique Cardigan because I've always been very interested in working with natural yarns and learning more about the process, from the sheeps to our needles. Clotilde and Brigitte, the founders of Bouclelaine gave me an interview where I learned a lot!
Read MoreOne of the thing that I hear a lot from knitters is that they wish they had more time to knit and be creative. And of course, sometimes it's hard between work, family, friends… to find real time for yourself to relax and energize while letting your creativity flow.
Read MoreOne of my biggest inspiration for becoming a knitwear designer is my grandmother. Because knitting is a craft passed down from generations of women, I owe my craft to her, through my mother who taught me when I was a kid. But I owe her so much more than just my craft.
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