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New yarn shops and community groups fuel a knitting renaissance in Salt Lake City
Every Friday morning, patrons of Coffee Garden (878 E. 900 South, SLC) will find that the long table in the center of the café is reserved.
“Knitting brings people together.”—Lisa Sewell (not pictured) “Salt Lake City is kind of bursting with makers.”—Whitney Swinyard Kellie Daniels plans to open Knitting Hive in September. Lisa Sewell (bottom row, center) is the organizer of a weekly knitting group at Coffee Garden.
Every Friday morning, patrons of Coffee Garden (878 E. 900 South, SLC) will find that the long table in the center of the café is reserved. Beginning at 7 a.m., the table is occupied by a group of talented knitters, working on elaborate sweaters and shawls while they chat and sip coffee.
This knitting group has been…
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