Hi Cher, I see your return addy is not real, so please email me. sue at catbramble dot co dot uk Sue W in East Anglia, UK

Hi Dianne, I emailed you a couple of days ago, but have heard nothing. Could you please get in touch? Thanks, Sue ( sue at catbramble dot co dot uk ) -- Sue W in East Anglia, UK

Oh Eimear.................. Please contact me at sdennis at mts dot net so we can exchange snails... (ha, I get such a laugh out of that phrase) for March threads... Shelagh

Janise - I still have your address but can't find your e-mail address - sorry - I thought I had put it in my address book. Would both of you contact me at sdennis at mts dot net and I can start cutting up thread/yarn!!! ;) Shelagh

Hi Jenn We are partners for this months 6x6 exchange. Please will you email me at the addy above (remove the no spam malarky) with your yarn preferences, colours and snail mail. Look forward to hearing from you! Regards Sarah

I did e-mail you for the April Threads exchange, but am not sure if you received it. Please e-mail me at sdennis at mts dot net so we can exchange addresses. Thanks Shelagh

Please email me! I am your May partner... Laura M

Hi Liz My e-mail addy is sdennis at escape dot ca Please e-mail me so we can set up our exchange (grin). Let me know what colours you prefer, and if you want knit or crochet, or both. Thanks Shelagh (Shillelagh)

Hi Mark, Could you email me please, my addy is: sue at catbramble dot co dot uk - looking forward to hearing from you. Sue -- Sue W in East Anglia, UK

Hi Norma I hope you had a great holiday. Can I nag you to see if we can have a March thread exchange?? Do you have time? ;) Shelagh

Hi Pamjam I'm your partner for April, so please send me a note. Hugs, Nora

Hi Penny Please e-mail me at sdennis at mts dot net with your snail mail and for mine for the January Thread Exchange. This will be fun! Shelagh

I had a look in your album on Yarners, and think your Branching Out scarf is lovely. What yarn did you use for it? I've used that same pattern (from Knitty.com) myself on a scarf for a friend from some fine wool she gave me. Shelagh

Methinks I need to try some! Noreen ever trying exotic things.... -- change n e t to c o m to email/reply to me.

Hi, I am looking for a company or an individual preferably in the UK who is able to knit me a garment. I have a full pattern for the item and would be willing to pay for all materials, time as well as postage to the UK. I am in desperate need but know no people who can knit and know of no company...

A "yarn guide"? It's one of those thimble things with pegs and a snap-cover, presumably designed to keep pesky yarn under control when doing one-handed colorwork. I found it to be more hassle than otherwise, but you may be of a different opinion. Send me a couple of stamps and it's...

While reading the take-along projects messages, I started wondering if any of you had successfully taken a crochet project along on a flight. Scissors and knitting needles don't seem to make it on board often, so I was curious if a crochet project might be a good idea for a flight.

Hello there, Can I play here to please? I used to knit a lot when my 2 older children were young now 16 and 14 and fell out of the habit about 8 or 9 years ago. Last year I bought myself a new set of needles and knitted a few scarves with some of the fantastic new wools around am itching to...

or will it unravel?

She doesn't have internet access but she's a great pen pal and an avid knitter. I'd do the email and posting part for her and she'd make and mail her squares. Would that be OK? Dawn