Knit With Me Sew With Me
- Alise Kabakoff
- Jul 10, 2023
- 2 min read
Updated: May 28
America just celebrated another birthday (and that long weekend was terrific). Summer is here, which means vacations, barbeques, time at the beach or just relaxing and taking it easy. This is also the time when creating products for the upcoming fall/holiday season is number one on the to do list. Knit Me Sew Me is constantly evolving, starting with things for babies and now offering a line of accessories and home goods. I have also had to learn about technology, which hasn't been easy. As you all know, I love a challenge; however, sometimes I feel like I've bitten off more than I can chew! I will admit that there are some folks who have helped me along the way and continue to do so. We all need support on whatever journey we are on. Below is what's been happening. Enjoy the read!
Testimonial - This edition's testimonial comes from Natasha Yonkof of The Soc-Somu Agency. She writes: “Alise is incredible to connect with! She has a passion for bringing joy to others through her creations. If you're looking for any knitted or crocheted items, I’d recommend reaching out to her. Also, a perfect option if you’re looking for custom-made items to give to clients (realtors, coaches, etc.).”

Adventures in Lucky Ducky-land
Lucky Duckies are starting to fly all over the country. This beauty is in Michigan at Auntie Natalie’s house and then to Portage, Michigan. He’ll also be traveling to Arizona. Can’t wait to see where he will be going! Check out the new playlist on Knit Me Sew Me’s YouTube channel entitled “Adventures in Lucky Ducky-land.” As videos are submitted, they will be uploaded to the playlist. Please subscribe, like and share so you’ll always see his newest adventures.

Lucky Ducky Goes to Europe Again! - Part 2
Today, I am in Croatia, specifically Osijek and Vukovar. The cobblestone street is quaint, quiet and beautiful. It was also rainy and very cold so no one was out the square! I was lonely, and really wanted to make some new friends! The purple flowers certainly added lots of color. I blended in, sort of! I stood outside a home of a Croatian veteran who had fought in what is primarily referred to as the “Homeland War.” His home was lost in the war and has since been rebuilt. He invited us into his home for dessert and apricot brandy. His traumatic story was very hard to hear, and we cried…but we thanked him for continuing to share this history. Stay tuned for my next adventure in Europe and please, subscribe and share!
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Until next time!
Alise
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