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New Chic-a Knittenger Bag!

10 Sep 2013 / 0 Comments / in Products, Totes and Project Bags/by Chic-a

Introducing our all-new Chic-a Knittenger Bag! Stylish, fun, and practical, this bag is perfect for any kind of knitting or crochet project.

Inside features a large pocket for your project, a separate section for patterns or books, and a smaller pocket for extras.  The back of the bag has a mesh yarn pocket with a zip closure and boasts seven grommets for feeding yarn into the main interior project section.  A wide strap makes this one-of-a-kind bag easy to carry along.

Available here!

Chic-a Knittinger bag, closed side view in black print
Chic-a Knitting Bag, open view from side
Chic-a Knittinger bag, back side view in black print
Chic-a Knittinger bag, front view

Babies and Bunting and Bunnies, Oh My!

19 Aug 2013 / 0 Comments / in Crochet, Knitting/by Chic-a

Nothing adds a sweet, personal touch to a nursery like handmade items—especially when the items are knitted or crocheted. “Snuggly” goes hand-in-hand with nurseries, and what could be snugglier than soft knitted things?

Whether you’re decorating your own nursery, helping a friend, trying to think of baby shower gift ideas, or simply like cute eye candy, here are a few of my favorite knitted and crocheted nursery item ideas.

 

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10 Favorite Etsy Knitting Shops

11 Aug 2013 / 2 Comments / in Crochet, Fun things in the Knitting World, Knitting/by Chic-a

Nothing like a big dose of inspiration! Etsy is always a playground for incredible knit and crochet creations, but over the past week, I’ve been finding more and more shops that are so amazing. Not only are the pieces and patterns incredible, but it seems most of the shop owners are personally comforted by knitting and crocheting, which makes their work even better.

Here are my top ten favorite knitting/crocheting shops on Etsy.

The Knit Kid - Etsy

The Knit Kid is a Berlin-based shop that sells high-quality knitwear pieces. These colorful, striking tops and dresses are knitted by fashion design graduate Sabrina Weigt. “My business is 100% me,” she says. “I’m unique, and therefore my business is, too.” Unique and impressive.

The Velvet Acorn - Etsy

The Velvet Acorn sells the MOST ADORABLE kids’ hat, scarf, and hood patterns. Shop owner Heidi May is inspired by both nature and her children, and it comes across perfectly in her pattern designs: earthy tones, flowers and leaves everywhere. Not to mention the super-cute animal hoods. I also love the chic, slouchy hats. “There is just something about wrapping up in a wonderfully handmade item,” Heidi May says. I couldn’t agree more.

Andy Ve Eirn - Etsy

Andy Ve Eirn is owned by Yael Scharaby, who graduated with a degree in textile design and a specialty in knitting. Her stunning knit pieces for adults are perfectly crafted, I am in love with them! She’s been a featured seller on Etsy, and was also showcased on The Martha Stewart Show. I think she will go far. Read more →

LA Yarn Crawl 2013

16 Apr 2013 / 11 Comments / in News & Updates/by The Happy Chic-a Admin Team

Despite being majorly busy, I was able to attend a small part of the LA Yarn Crawl 2013 this last weekend. It was a nice break from the office, that’s for sure!

Our partner store Wild Fiber, located in sunny Santa Monica, hosted the Chic-a trunk show at the Yarn Crawl. I stopped by the store for a little visit, and when I got there, the store was very busy with lots of Crawlers, and I was joyfully greeted by Teri, the owner. Seeing the Chic-a items all around the store and the fun ways they had them displayed made me nostalgic, thinking back to the very first knitting bag made by Chic-a: The Project Bag.

My favorite display at Wild Fiber was the open Yarn Keeper filled with tape measures handily found at the checkout counter! I can’t say enough about how helpful and friendly the staff were at Wild Fiber. They helped my daughter pick out some fun buttons that will become earrings, and even got me to splurge on a skein of Zen Yarn Garden’s Serenity Lace in the Bumble Bee colorway. I, of course, had to add the beautiful Obi Shawl pattern by Michelle Miller of Fickle Knitter Design in order to make my purchase complete! (That’s what I’ll tell my husband, anyway.)

We spent the rest of the day in Hollywood with family, good food, and a little sunshine. The Yarn Crawl was a fun stop, and I plan to attend more of the event next year! Here’s hoping I find a few more hours in the day!

Thanks for stopping by!

Joanna


 

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How Chic-a Began

Chic-a was founded in 2007 by Joanna Reyes. Born out of an idea to create something practical, yet fun and colorful for knitting and crochet projects, Joanna designed and crafted the Quick Draw Project Bag. Responding to immediate popularity, Joanna continued to develop products to meet the growing demand, and out of this, Chic-a was born.

After 10 wonderful years in business and meeting countless amazing people who have helped make this venture possible, the Chic-a offices are closing their doors. Our products will no longer be manufactured, but you can still find some in retail stores. Click here to find one near you.

If you have any questions about Chic-a, please contact Chicaknitting@gmail.com

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