 BreezeA summer yarn everyone should try is Anzula’s Breeze. Blend of 65% silk/ 35% linen lace weight with 755 yards, enough for Emily to make her shawl with one ball! (Pictured below) Hand dyed colors from brights to neutrals that knit up showing off their subtle tonal changes. It was a great drape and wonderful...
Read More  Summer LoveWe are crazy about citrus yellow right now! A great pop of color for an intricate or simple lace shawl like the Foliolum shawl from the current Knitty.com issue. Clockwise from top left to right: Silky Alpaca Lace in color Cameroon, Oasis in Curry, Kid Seta in Chartreuse, Breeze in Ducky, Wash My Lace in...
Read More  Wool Tree MillIntroducing the “Lazy Susan” for yarn, the Wool Tree! Hand made here in the United States using fine American hardwoods by Wool Tree Mill, a family owned and operated U.S. business. The yarn is placed on the spool and it smoothly spins as you knit or crochet. Pictured here in Walnut and...
Read More  Yarn Garden 2013 Sock ChallengeWe’re all super obsessed with socks, and are thrilled to invite you to join our 2013 Sock Challenge! January was for finishing up (or recovering from) holiday knitting, so starting in February, we’ll be knitting one pair of socks each month, to end up with 11 new pairs of socks by the end of the...
Read More  Color By KristinPortland can be dark and rainy this time of year and adding a little color to a hat, scarf or pair of gloves will make anyone smile. We introduced the Color By Kristin line of yarn and booklets this season and have fallen in love with all of her colors and color combinations. She’s a...
Read More  CricketCricket has arrived! Along with the other yarns we carry from Anzula, (Breeze, Inyo, Oasis and Wash My Lace) Cricket is wonderful. We are so happy to be carrying it in 15 beautiful hand dyed colors. Cricket is a blend of 80% merino/ 10% cashmere/ 10% nylon with 250 yards per skein. It’s machine washable,...
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