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Old Mill Knitting--a Canadian company that distributes many fine yarns, including Classic Elite, Twilleys, and Naturally--is offering The Loop's customers great deals on their products. Sign up for the Empire Club newsletter on their website or at the store, and pick The Loop as your LYS. You'll receive coupons redeemable at The Loop for discounts on yarn, free pattern leaflets and more, plus chances to win great prizes!

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Don't leave home without them ...

March 7, 2007

Planning a winter getaway?

We know you wouldn't go without your knitting. But what, if anything, are you allowed to take on a flight?

The Canadian Air Transport Security Agency checklist indicates that knitting needles are allowed in both carry-on and checked luggage - click this link and scroll down the checklist. They don't distinguish between different types of needles (metal, bamboo, etc.)

The U.S. Transportation Security Administration provides more detail and some considerate tips! Their advice to travelling knitters can be found here. (Thanks for the tip, Katie).

Happy travels, and feel free to send us a postcard!

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What's New? HAVE YOU JOINED THE EMPIRE CLUB? Old Mill Knitting--a Canadian company that distributes many fine yarns, including Classic Elite, Twilleys, and Naturally--is offering The Loop's customers great deals on their products. Sign up for the Empire Club newsletter on their website or at the store, and pick The Loop as your LYS. You'll receive coupons redeemable at The Loop for discounts on yarn, free pattern leaflets and more, plus chances to win great prizes! Sign up now so you don't miss anything (that's a hint)!	News Release Don't leave home without them ... March 7, 2007 Planning a winter getaway? We know you wouldn't go without your knitting. But what, if anything, are you allowed to take on a flight? The Canadian Air Transport Security Agency checklist indicates that knitting needles are allowed in both carry-on and checked luggage - click this link and scroll down the checklist. They don't distinguish between different types of needles (metal, bamboo, etc.) The U.S. Transportation Security Administration provides more detail and some considerate tips! Their advice to travelling knitters can be found here. (Thanks for the tip, Katie). Happy travels, and feel free to send us a postcard! News Index
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