'Last Word' Feature in Let's Knit Magazine
Recently, Let's Knit Magazine from the UK contacted me and asked if I'd like to be featured in a magazine? Would I? Believe me when I say that my first thought was, it's a joke, right?. Someone wants to feature me? I hardly believed it.... I get a lot of spam emails so I had to verify that it in fact wasn't something I was dreaming about.
Fast forward... they sent me some questions and they finalized it and sent me a copy. This is for their August issue.
I never thought that I would be featured in a magazine when I started this journey. It's so amazing to be recognized for doing what I love. I'm so grateful for all the love and support I get from the online community especially on Instagram (where I sort of live) :)
In this feature I talk about why I started to knit and what inspires me... and how I find time with my busy life.
Here is a copy of the feature. Thank you so much Let's Knit Magazine!
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