Saturday, March 18, 2006

Unique Irish Aran Knitwear


If you want a warm, comfortable, classic and unique knitted garment to wear at the weekends or during those cool evening walks, you would not go wrong by investing in one of Ireland’s traditional hand knitted Aran sweaters or jackets.

They are so distinctive and attractive that they always command complementary comments whenever you wear one. The aran sweater is knitted in many distinctive patterns. Some of these patterns have a traditional interpretation and these are often of a religious significance.

For instance:
There is the honeycomb design which is represented as a symbol of the hard working bee.
The cable, an integral part of the fisherman's daily life, is said to be a wish for safety and good luck when fishing.
The basket stitch represents the design fisherman's basket, a desire for a full catch.
Plaited or braided stitches represent the interweaving of life paths.
Diamonds represent the contours of the fishing net, and wealth and success.
The Moss stitch represents abundance and growth. It is often used within the diamonds pattern.

It is open to debate as to how accurate these meaning are. They are probably just myths about Aran knitwear and possibly have no historical significance but, either way how many other knitwear garments in the world have such interesting interpretations?

If you would like to see some of the beautiful Aran designs click the following link:-Beautiful Aran Knitwear to go direct to my webpage.

Friday, March 03, 2006

Details of my eBook



"How to Create Your Own Internation Fashion Business, even from your kitchen table."


It's getting nearer the time when my eBook will be ready to 'live'. If you'd like a Free Report on Fashion
contact me now am.callan@talktalk.net



In my Book, you will find:
  • 27 niche fashion areas you could specialise in.
      You'll be given information on 27 niches you work in. There will be some you may never have considered but with all the details I have given, it may direct you to specialise in one of these niches.

  • 15 places you can find customers.
      You'll find information on the benefits and pitfalls of selling to 15 different places, most of which I have used.

  • 18 sections on dealing with the production.
      From protecting your designs to employing people, you will find all the information available within the pages of the eBook.

  • Advertising your fashion business.
      You'll find places you probably had not even thought of as well as information of how to go about getting free advertising!

  • The legal requirements.
      How to protect your business so that it grows successfully into a worldwide fashion business.


    That is just a tiny part of what is in the eBook. It will be a great help to anyone dreaming of owning their own business. I should know, because I lived my dream and now have put all the details into an easy to read eBook for you.

    AnneMarie
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