knittingAstor

My pattern is trending on Ravelry!

Six months ago, I started a new career as a Talent Sourcer at AmbiMi. As a mom of a LGBTQ+ 🏳️‍🌈, I am lucky to be part of an organization that celebrates Pride Month.

I am still knittingAstor, just not teaching right now.😀

June marks Pride month in Canada. We take immense pride in standing strong beside pride!

Pride Month raises awareness and educates the population about LGBTQ+ matters. Part of this is working towards improving institutions and educational facilities so that all are safe places for LGBTQ+ people.

LGBTQ+ employees may have experienced discrimination and difficulties at some point during their working lives. It’s a company’s responsibility to educate their staff to respect one another to support a healthy professional work environment.

Want to learn more?
👉 Read about the history of Canadian Pride here: https://hubs.la/Q01cB-Md0

Pride Month is an opportunity to celebrate LGBTQ+ culture and progress towards equality over time whilst, remembering that we have more to do. Even as LGBTQ+ month comes to an end, this is our reminder that for us, caring doesn’t stop 🤗.

Just finishing off a baby sweater I am making. I am trying to find time to knit while I have been working full time at the Goverment of BC COVID-19 Vaccine Call Centre.

To be COVID safe, I decided only teach one class at a time. Grade 5️⃣ is still knitting.

I made a cute 1st birthday gift for Seth.

I see my grade 5️⃣ class can't seem to put their knitting needles down. Today, they learn to purl!

Barbara Seppelt on Twitter “https://t.co/ELgMXFpLcd”

Fun Challenge: A friend asked me to fix this well loved cat toy.
My solution is he gets new armour!

In 2014, I developed an interactive dog sweater pattern which take 6 measurements of the dog and makes a custom fitted garment. It took some relearning on my part, but I am glad the pattern's formulas still work!

I am happy Mochi now has an original knittingAstor sweater in her extensive wardrobe collection.

Checkout the beautiful sweater my Auntie Astor @knittingastor knit for me! I feel so loved 💕. Thanks so much. 💕🐶 #knitting #knittingastor #sweater #dogsweater #havanese #havaneseofinstagram #havaneseoftheworld #dog #dogsofinstagram #dogsofvancouver

Crochet used to explain the R⁰ number of the virus ~ how contagious an infectious disease is. Well done.

The R number, crocheted. Kathrine Frey Frøslie works as associate professor in Biostatistics, and runs the popular science knitting blog Statistrikk.no. The crochet work is made for ...

Learn Yarnsworks with me at Vancouver College Grades 1-6!

Vancouver College - Leave Here a Better Man Vancouver College, established in 1922, is a Kindergarten through Grade 12 independent Catholic school for boys served by the Congregation of Christian Broth...