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January Stash Reset: How I sort, store & evaluate my yarn

January is the month of new beginnings, goal setting, and, of course, organization. If you have been looking at your yarn stash thinking that it could be better organized, then you are in the right place. This is because today I am sharing what I like to call my January Stash Reset!…

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Four skeins of hand-dyed yarn in a soft lavender color with speckles of pink and purple throughout.

What to stash this week: Felice anniversario

I’m thrilled to debut Lanivendole’s colorway celebrating Indie Untangled’s 10th anniversary. Fiori di Lana will be dyed on two of Lanivendole’s special bases: A Chic Blend, a fingering-weight base comprised of 60% Abruzzese wool, 20% mohair and 20% alpaca, and A Stormy Blend DK, made up of 70% Abruzzese ...

Scented Stitches Stitch Balms. Scents are Cheer, Power, Calm and Confidence.

Pre-Rhinebeck Untangling: Scented Stitches

This is the third in a series of blog posts featuring the fabulous sponsors of Indie Untangled, taking place on October 18, 2024, in person in Saugerties, NY, and online. In-person tickets are available and selling fast! You can also register for the free online event here....

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An illustration of a cozy book nook at a window with snow falling outside. Pillows and books are strewn across the window seat with a cat adorned in a hat and sweater lying atop a stack of books. The text “winter holiday book box: a cozy snowy day inside” is centered on the image.

What to stash this week: Knit after reading

Andrea of WoolenWomenFibers is combining reading and the holidays with her Knit & Nibble series. She’s offering two book boxes themed around the holidays. There’s the Holiday Cafe theme and the A Cozy Snowy Day Inside theme. Both boxes will include a paperback copy of Silent Knit,...

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The cover of the premier issue of "Farm & Fiber Knits" magazine. The featured model is a woman with pale skin, dark brown hair, and bangs, wearing a textured cable-knit sweater in a deep mauve. She is leaning against a moss-covered stone wall and wearing a taupe-colored felt hat. The cover announces "10 Farm Inspired Designs to wear anywhere" along with other articles about knitting traditions, including Nash Island sheep and twisted stitches.

Pre-Rhinebeck Untangling: Farm & Fiber Knits

This is the second in a series of blog posts featuring the fabulous sponsors of Indie Untangled, taking place on October 18, 2024, in person in Saugerties, NY, and online. In-person tickets are available and selling fast! You can also register for the free online event here....

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A parent and child bottle-feed a lamb.

What to stash this week: Welcome to Wool-ville

We’re entering fall Fiber Festival Season, which means that Lambtown is almost here! This fiber festival in Dixon, California, is celebrating its 38th year on October 5th and 6th. There will be plenty of fiber festival staples, including shearing and sheepdog herding demos, workshops and, of course, vendors — 75 of ...

Two light-skinned women in blue shirts.

Pre-Rhinebeck Untangling: Cesium Yarn

This is the first in a series of blog posts featuring the fabulous sponsors of Indie Untangled, taking place on October 18, 2024, in person in Saugerties, NY, and online. Tickets are available and selling fast!

Cesium Yarn came to my attention a couple of years ago when they released ...

Skeins of yarn in assorted colors assembled in a row laying on a stone surface. Yellow sunflowers have been spread around them.

What to stash this week: Empire state of yarn

Megs & Co’s latest yarn is pure New York. Empire Estate is comprised of non-Superwash Rambouillet wool sourced from Elly’s Acres Farms, a family-run sheep farm in Jamesville. It’s spun across the Hudson River at Battenkill Fibers and then dyed in nine New York-inspired colorways by Megan at her studio in ...

Illustrations of footprints, knitting needles, a crochet hook, and a fingerprint with magnifying glass. The text Row House murder mystery weekend, The Lodge at St. Edward Park, Kenmore, WA, October 25th-27th, 2024.

What to solve this week: Shawls & sleuthing

Are you the type of person who loves curling up with a good mystery? Can you usually figure out the perpetrator of the crime in the first few chapters of a book (or minutes, if it’s a TV show)? Then you may just have an assignment in Washington State this ...

A scenic landscape with a sunlit mountain, a forest, a lake and vibrant autumn foliage in shades of red and orange. Five mini skeins of hand-dyed yarn, echoing the autumn colors of the landscape.

What to stash this week: Rainier wildflowers

We’re going back to Mount Rainier next week for Indie Untangled’s second retreat! Maribel of Rainier Roses was the perfect dyer to call on for the return to this majestic mountain for the August installment of the Knitting Our National Parks project.

Maribel was inspired by this fall landscape,...

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A large number "10" overlaid on a background of various flowers, including peonies, roses, and dahlias in shades of pink, purple, and white. The bottom left section shows three skeins of hand-dyed yarn with a mix of colors including purples, greens, and pinks against a gray background.

What to stash this week: Floral decadence

Although running Indie Untangled is usually a solo operation, I do have the benefit of a wide network of friends/coworkers. I met and got to know Stephanie of Asylum Fibers before she started dyeing yarn, when she organized a knitting meetup in New York City. She’s multi-talented, with a beautiful ...

Bundles of colorful mini skeins of yarn.

What to stash this week: Indie color sampler

Laura of Row One Yarn offers a way to sample colors from a variety of indie dyers with the Carnival of Color Club. It’s a unique monthly subscription that sends you 10 10-gram fingering-weight minis, all in the same base. You can use it to make scrappy projects or swatch ...

Metal gate with house in the background. Text: Explore Knitting Tours Salem, MA. Join us November 22-24,2024. Exploreknittingtours.com.

What to stash this week: Season of the wool witch

This November, Rhode Island-based knitting instructor and knitwear designer Marny Kindness is organizing a three-day knitting retreat in spooky Salem, Massachusetts, through her newly-launched company, Explore Knitting Tours. 

The group will visit historical and cultural attractions, including the Salem Witch Museum and Peabody Essex Art Museum....

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A large white number 10 in the center of a variety of flowers in shades of pink, purple, and white. Skeins of yarn in shades of pink, peach, and cream, with some subtle variations and speckles.

What to stash this week: A cozy anniversary cottage

Before I launched Indie Untangled, I learned of Eden Cottage Yarns through a swap in the Yarn Hoars group on Ravelry. My Alaska-based swap partner listed it as a yarn she’d always wanted to try, so I happily browsed their website and grabbed a skein of bright purple laceweight and ...

Skeins of hand-dyed yarn in various shades of green, blue, and purple and a close-up of braided fiber in similar colors. An underwater view showing coral and marine life and an above-water view capturing the landscape of an island with lush green mountains and a clear sky.

What to stash this week: Coral reef of color

As many of us spend a holiday weekend enjoying the great outdoors, it seemed appropriate to launch the next installment of the Indie Untangled Knitting Our National Parks series. This one takes us a bit further afield. Faery of Apothafaery Luxury Fibers was inspired by the stunning landscapes of the ...

A collage of grey yarn with a gray tree and ochre rocks.

What to stash this week: A trip to Australia

For the August installment of the Heritage Wool Collective yarn subscription, Isabel and Nick of the Great Ocean Road Woolen Mill are milling up their La Bella Fingering, a blend of Australian Merino and dark alpaca, which gives the yarn a soft gray tint that will provide a complex undertone ...