Hill Country Weavers is Closing - Thanks for the Memories!

Due to incredible response to our closing sale that started Friday, August 1, we no longer have sufficient inventory to support online orders.

Suzanne, as she was building HCW over the past 45 years, strived to provide the very best in services and selections to customer online as well as in the store. She believed that HCW could be "your local yarn store" wherever you lived. She was proud and appreciative of the large following HCW enjoyed. We are grateful for your loyalty and support.

Suzanne coined this phrase and it's one she lived and encouraged others to as well -

"All you Knit is Love."

Load image into Gallery viewer, Musing from Mercury Hall - Knitting and Crochet Patterns
Load image into Gallery viewer, A Girl at the Spoke
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Load image into Gallery viewer, Dance with Me
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Load image into Gallery viewer, Tweet me at Criders
Load image into Gallery viewer, Mercury Hall Pullover
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Load image into Gallery viewer, Night at the Gruene
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On Sale

HCW Designs

Musings from Mercury Hall Knit & Crochet Pattern Book

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    Note: e-book version is delivered electronically as a PDF. Download instructions will be emailed to you at purchase.

    With a rich palette and luxurious yarns, the Mercury Hall collection features a blend of knitting, crochet, and weaving.

     

    Included Patterns:

    A Girl at the Spoke (crochet) by Ana Clerc

    Mercury Hall Pullover (knit) by Jennette Cross

    Mercury Hall Hat (knit) by Jennette Cross

    Cabaret Swing (knit) by Carol Spurlock

    Blue Gene's (knit) by Patricia Kalthoff

    Luckenbach Two-Step (knit) by Elizabeth Green Musselman

    Dance with me (knit) by Elizabeth Cobbe

    Night at the Gruene (knit) by Kennedy Berry

    Sisterdale (weaving/knitting/crochet) by Suzanne Middlebrooks

    Tweet me at Criders (crochet) by Emily Kausalik

    Threadgills (weaving) by Susan Fricks

     

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