Asylum Fibers’ Acadia Lights is the latest installment of the Knitting Our National Parks series. Stephanie’s colorway is inspired by this photo of the Northern Lights over Acadia back in September. Stephanie, who hails from Maine, is dyeing the colorway on two bases. One is her Solitary single-ply fingering and the other is Silver Goose, a DK that is studded with silver Stellina reminiscent of stars in the night sky. The yarn is available to preorder here through Friday, February 23 and will ship at the end of March. As always, 10% of sales will be donated to the National Park Foundation.
Téamh is Irish Gaelic for “warmth” and it’s the perfect name for Jennifer’s new hat design. The sample above was knit using Spirit Trail Fiberworks Luna, Jennifer’s non-shrink organic wool worsted weight base, created with an organic process that’s not technically Superwash. As an Indie Untangled reader, you get two discounts! Use the code Indie on the Spirit Trail website to get 20% off your yarn order and on Ravelry to get 50% off the hat pattern.
If you love Porterness Studio’s shawl pins, you’re in luck: some have been replenished and Jen has also created some new designs. She’s showing love right back and is extending her 20% discount for Indie Untangled readers. Use the code LovingIndieFEB18.
My Mama Knits has created new colorways inspired by sea and water lore, available in themed mini-skein sets or as full sock and DK skeins.
by Briony, based in Melbourne, dyes local, Australian wool. Her colors are inspired by, and created with, nature, including Eucalyptus leaves.
Lisa of White Birch Fiber Arts, a popular self-striping yarn vendor at the Indie Untangled Rhinebeck Trunk Show, is officially on the Marketplace!
IU newcomer NanoStitch Lab is a pair of dyers who find inspiration in all aspects of science.
