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Upcycling Your Yarn Scraps: 13 Creative Ideas

I don’t know about you, but regardless of how much I pay for a skein of yarn, I will always save the yarn scraps. This is because you never know when those yarn scraps might come in handy for fixing a handmade piece or for a future project.

Making projects specifically out of scraps of yarn is always so much fun since you end up with a unique piece that is basically a kaleidoscope of yarn….

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Holiday newsletter giveaway Part II: The grand prize

This giveaway is now closed. Thank you so much for participating, and congrats to the winner, Jess!

What would you stuff in a knitter’s stocking? I’ve decided to answer that question with the newsletter giveaway grand prize.

One lucky winner will get an Indie Untangled/<a href="https://indieuntangled.com/marketplace_shops/that-clever-clementine/" target="_blank" ...

What to stash this week: The yarn Imitation Game

There’s no imitation for this new release: the Bletchley Collection, from Eden Cottage Yarns and designer Joanne Scrace, is inspired by early computing and encoding machines, the codes themselves, and the women who operated them at Bletchley Park (yes, the place from that Benedict Cumberbatch ...

Holiday newsletter giveaway Part I

A few weeks ago, I was trying to think of a way to bring the joy of the holidays to Indie Untangled, while at the same time thanking all of the newsletter subscribers for their support and helping you get to know some of the site’s vendors a ...

What to stash this week: Pop pop!

Sorry, I just can’t resist those Community references.

This week, head on over to the new Buttonalia pop-up shop on here on Indie Untangled. Made with love by Kent, UK-based Sharry Madden, who you’ll learn a bit more about in the near future,...

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Cowl-a-palooza 2, Electric Boogaloo

When I first saw Duck Duck Wool‘s Boys and Berries colorway, I knew I had to have it. The opportunity came at the Rhinebeck Trunk Show. There wasn’t a whole lot left when I finally got to visit Sandra’s table, which had been mobbed....

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What to stash this week: A pop-up of some magnitude

As excited as I am about the return of Dan Harmon’s brilliant Community, I’m even more excited about what’s new on Indie Untangled. On Monday, I opened a pop-up shop with tons of skeins from Berry Colorful Yarnings. There are quite a few beauties, ...

What to stash this week: Instant gratification

Instant gratification? It’s in the bag(s). And bowl.

If you’re the type that doesn’t like to wait, you’re in luck: I have a few Indie Untangled/That Clever Clementine logo items remaining from the stock I brought to the Rhinebeck Trunk Show. There is one Reversible ...

What to stash this week: Hallow-skeins

Kim of Western Sky Knits has plenty of treats on hand, including some new speckled sock skeins and some new semisolids in both DK and worsted weight yarns. She has also added a few skeins of Lace and a set of mini skeins on Magnolia ...

Post-Rhinebeck winners

Thanks to everyone who commented on the Indie Untangled Trunk Show recap post! The winner of the stitch markers from Leticia of A Bit of Spark is Carol B, while Dee and Christine will each get a copy of <a href="http://plymagazine.com" ...

A Rhinebeck recap

I’ve definitely had a lot to digest over the last week and a half since coming back to Life After Rhinebeck. The weekend of the New York Sheep & Wool Festival has always been this happy exhaustion, where I stay up way too late with friends I haven’t ...

What to stash this week: Keep calm and buy more yarn

I don’t know about you, but after this past weekend, I could use a massage or something else soothing. Something like Lexi of Queen Bee Fibers‘ newest pattern. Her Keep Calm Cowl, which uses 400 yards of sock yarn, is available on ...

Kicking off Rhinebeck the Indie way

In the months that I spent organizing this past Friday’s Pre-Rhinebeck Trunk Show, I wasn’t quite sure exactly how to envision it. I of course expected tables, racks and baskets full of gorgeous yarn and fiber, along with sweater and shawl samples, but I didn’t expect such ...

What to stash this week if you’re not at Rhinebeck

Michelle of Berry Colorful Yarnings — whose yarn I have the honor to sell at the pre-Rhinebeck trunk show tonight — will be having a very fall-themed update next Thursday, Oct. 23. It includes plenty of self-striping yarns, as well as overdyes ...

Trunk show prize preview

Those of you who follow Indie Untangled on Instagram might have seen some previews of raffle prizes that will be available at the pre-Rhinebeck Trunk Show. Here’s a little roundup of what you can look forward to winning:

There will also be prizes from ...

Pre-Rhinebeck Untangling: Rochelle of Lucky Lucille

Each time I visit Lucky Lucille, I’m instantly struck with the urge to take out my sewing machine and start whipping up cute 1940s-style dresses. Never mind the fact that I can’t sew a straight line to save my life, and that I consider fabric glue one ...