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If you say so. I still don’t understand how I’ll get stockinette if all I do is the knit stitch. I mean, when I did my first easy sweater with the chunky yarn, I had to do it the regular way—one row of knitting, one row of purling. ” “It just happens,” Megan reassured. Kelly pondered that and drank deeply from her mug, savoring the coffee’s familiar harsh assault on her taste buds. “That’s no answer. ” “Trust in the process,” Lisa said with her enigmatic smile. “That’s what Jennifer always says, but that’s hard for me,” Kelly admitted, picking up the circular needles.

This group is coming to see the shop after July fourth, and they asked if I knew of any alpaca ranches they could visit. ” Vickie leaned back in the chair and sipped her tea. “Friday. Yes, I think that would be all right. ” “They’re planning to have lunch at Pete’s, so we can drive them into the canyon afterward. Probably about two o’clock. ” “That’ll work,” Vickie agreed, smiling. ” Vickie drained her teacup before she stood up. “Vickie, you’re a doll,” Mimi said, her face losing its worried expression.

I can feel it,” Jennifer said. The front door’s jingling bell sounded. More customers. Over the past three months that she’d been a regular, Kelly had noticed the ebb and flow of customers. Mid-morning to lunchtime was often hectic, with classes and customer questions. Then a brief pause often occurred before the afternoon press of customers and more classes began. Of course, weekends had no pause at all. It was nonstop shopping and classes the entire day. Kelly marveled at how Mimi managed to handle the constant flow of questions and instruction and helping customers find “just the right yarn” while staying so warm and reassuring.