I’ve got great news for all you color lovers out there – there’s a new Noro on the block and we LOVE it! Noro Ito Yarn is a soft 100% wool single ply worsted weight yarn of many colors. Each self-striping colorway comes in a great big 437 yard skein, and this fun, vibrant yarn can be used for almost any worsted weight project. The most recent [Sorry, item discontinued or temporarily out of stock] has some tempting pattern ideas to get you started!

Is it the perfect color combo, the classic style, the cheerful pom pom…? Whatever it is, we’re smitten with the Skyline Slouch hat in Blue Sky Eco-Cashmere. This fun and luxurious kit is the first feature in our Seven Days of Solstice Specials – so it’s your lucky day!

Blue Sky Fibers Woolstok Jumbo Yarn is a gigantic delight in every sense! You can’t miss this enormous treat – Woolstock Jumbo packs a big (soft) punch for super-fast and extra-warm accessories. Read on for details and a special pattern offer – this week only!

Katia Ombre Cotton Kit Yarn is everything you need to make a gradient shawl in one handy package! These kits includes six super-cute mini skeins of fingering weight cotton and a free shawl pattern that offers both a knitted and crocheted version. Whether you choose to make the included project or not, you’ll love how soft this 100% cotton yarn is. We made the knitted version here at the shop, and it was a blast to see it work up!

New this summer, Ella Rae Rustic Lace Yarn is a delightfully tweedy, certified organic wool/silk lace weight yarn. Great for knitting and weaving in a wonderfully earthy palette. Excellent yardage at an amazing price!

Check out Rustic Lace, plus the new featured shawl pattern below…

Attention, everyone!  There’s a new yarn on the block that will make you rethink everything you know about working with cotton: Juniper Moon Farm Cumulus Yarn.  Cumulus is a magical Aran weight cotton chainette yarn with a nylon binder for added strength. I fell in love at first squish with this incredibly soft and lightweight chainette yarn – but just wait until you see (and feel) how it knits up…