Ann Weaver was born in Grand Rapids, Michigan, where she lived until leaving for college in New
York City. She currently lives in Boston and works as a copyeditor, content writer, knitwear designer,
and knitting instructor. Ann's parents have both worked the Jenison public school system; her mom,
Karen, runs the ACT program, and her dad, Tom, just retired from teaching math at the high school.

After learning to knit at age seven, Ann taught herself to read patterns at age 22. Shortly after this
she began to design her own garments, and started sharing her designs through various forms of
publication since 2007. Ann's work has been featured in knitty.com, Interweave Knits, Knitscene, Knit,
and in many pattern books.

With the help of Team Weaver, Ann's husband, graphic designer, sister Beth, and parents, Ann has
self-published two books of her work, Craft Work Knit (2010) and White Whale Vol. 1 (2011), a
collection of patterns inspired by the novel, Moby-Dick. She is currently at work on White Whale Vol. 2
and a collection of patterns based on color theory and the Bauhaus movement, among many other
projects. Her books are beautiful and will be available for purchase during her visit to our store.  You
can read more about Ann on her website annweaverknits.com

We had a fantastic book signing with Ann here at the store on Dec. 28. We ran out of her books! Ann
is sending us her wonderful
Craft Work Knit, $30.00 and White Whale Vol. 1, $22.00 very soon. Call
our store, 616 457 9410, if you want us to hold them for you. We're also talking to Ann about having
her do a workshop or class the time she visits. Stay tuned!


                                            
   

                                                           Barb and Cher
                                                      Country Needleworks
                                                         584 Chicago Dr.
                                                          616-457-9410
                                                www.countryneedleworks.net
ANN WEAVER
Ann Weaver book signing