Weekend Round Up!

Plied Knowledge: The week that was…

At the warehouse:

• As we head into fall, who else is ready to go back to class? We are so excited to have some scheduled with Michele! Won't you join us for her Embellishment Cowl or her Brioche Increases and Decreases Classes?
• Cosmology from Amirisu is out this week!
• Pom Pom Quarterly Issue 42 is also out this week!
• Did we mention fall? That's right, it's September which means we have another Knit 12 Together project for you! This time we picked the lovely Arrow Cowl from Malabrigo and 2 skeins of Rios is all you need to make it. Have a hard time picking colors? Check out our kits!
• Summer isn't over yet and our restock of Dandoh is here for your last minute warm weather projects. 

Around the web:

• Looking for some retail therapy this weekend? Here is a round up of some of the best sales to be found...
• Here it is- the BEST recipe for those peaches (or nectarines) that refuse to ripen. Period.
• Parenting looks different around the world- check out a slice of what it's like in Denmark...
• Looking for something to do this weekend? National Cinema day is Saturday and there are lots of theaters showing movies for the basement bargain price of $3!
• As we head into cold and flu season (AND midterm election season), check out this video on how broken the American Healthcare System is...
• A humidity loving plant for the bathroom? Genius.
• It only takes 3 minutes of exercise a day to start improving your health- so why wait?

And totally, completely, unapologetically local:

• Treat yourself to "Singing in the Rain" on the big screen...
• Feeling artsy? Art In The Pearl is here for you this weekend...
• Need a laugh? Comedy In The Park is at the Laurelhurst park on Friday...
• It's Labor Day Weekend and the big Waterfront Concert and Festival is back! 100% can confirm that if you haven't seen the symphony play the 1812 Overature complete with actual cannons courtesy of the National Guard, you really should...
• Still processing the 2020 BLM protests? Take in the "Perspectives" exhibit at the Portland Art Museum...