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Knitting News Archive22-Nov-2007Pai Lung Achieves Great Success at ITMA 2007 (PRWeb via Yahoo! News) As a top Knitting machine innovator, Pai Lung was rewarded for taking more proactive steps by ITMA 2007. The company held a special live fashion show and showed off high value machine demonstrations, reflect significant progress of this year. Pai Lung Achieves Great Success at ITMA 2007 (PRWeb) As a top Knitting machine innovator, Pai Lung was rewarded for taking more proactive steps by ITMA 2007. The company held a special live fashion show and showed off high value machine demonstrations, reflect significant progress of this year. (PRWeb Nov 21, 2007) Post Comment:Trackback URL: http://www.prweb.com/pingpr.php/UGlnZy1FbXB0LVByb2YtWmV0YS1UaGlyLVplcm8= Let's celebrate and support our local yarn stores (Anchorage Daily News) I try to keep up on the bigger picture of what's happening in the knitting world, so I read the fiber trade publications, including Yarn Market News. I am always impressed by the business people featured in its articles. Mary Walker Phillips, 83, Knitter of Art, Is Dead (New York Times) Miss Phillips took the utilitarian craft of knitting and gave it bold new life as a modern art form to be displayed on the walls of museums around the world. Knitting a recovery pattern (Warrnambool Standard) SIXTY metres down, 40 to go. That's the scenario facing a group of women knitting a 100-metre scarf as a symbol of beating alcohol problems. Western Regional Alcohol and Drug Centre has bought 500 balls of wool so a team, led by worker June Williams, can create the recovery scarf. Irving Bluestone, 90, Head of Union Talks With G.M., Dies (New York Times) Mr. Bluestone was chief negotiator for more than 400,000 workers at General Motors in the 1970s and an advocate of worker participation in management. Hartnell Teachers Celebrate in Salinas (Monterey County Weekly) This Hartnell College election night party looks more like a Knitting circle. Professor Kelly Locke knits in her living room, which has shelves of yarn and a few looms stowed in its corners.
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