February 8th, 2014

Ready, Set, Knit! 344: Kathy talks with Kelly from namaste

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This week Kathy talks with Kelly, co-owner of namaste bags and accessories,  about the origins and growth of their small, family owned business. From their start at the sewing machine in her home 8 years ago to some of the great new products they are now offering, from the new Harlow bag to Kathy’s favorite Monroe bag.

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Sara

Marketing Coordinator at WEBS - America's Yarn Store
Sara learned to knit and crochet as a child and added spinning and weaving to her skills after being hired at WEBS in 2007. While crochet is her #1 love, she is also very fond of her husband and 2 daughters.

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  • Sara

    Hi Elizabeth, Thanks for stopping by! Please be sure to head over to our WEBS <3s You! post to comment and enter to win.

  • Theresa F.

    Love these bags. Really love Webs. Great yarn, great prices, and amazing customer service.

  • Sara Delaney

    Hi Carol, Thanks for stopping by! Please be sure to head over to our WEBS <3s You! post to comment and enter to win.

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    hi, Thanks for stopping by! Please be sure to head over to our WEBS <3s You! post to comment and enter to win.

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    I typically follow with Facebook….

  • Sara Delaney

    Hi Teresa, Thanks for stopping by! Please be sure to head over to our WEBS <3s You! post to comment and enter to win.

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    Hi Carol, Thanks for stopping by! Please be sure to head over to our WEBS <3s You! post to comment and enter to win.

  • Sara Delaney

    Hi, Thanks for stopping by! Please be sure to head over to our WEBS <3s You! post to comment and enter to win.

  • Carol

    I have no idea how to enter your “chance to win…” thingie. (but I do like your blog site)

  • sparganium

    Never enough bags – especially when there are too many simultaneous projects!

  • Pj Gaumond

    The bags are amazing. Can never have too many project bags. I use the reusable market bags for large projects like afghans.

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