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An image collage of hand knits and the text Indie Untangled 2023 Make-along Winners & Year In Review.

Indie Untangled 2023 Year In Review: Make-along winners and faves

One of the best parts about going to the New York Sheep & Wool Festival and Indie Untangled is seeing beautiful knitwear everywhere. Even when I don’t get to see everyone’s FOs in person, I get to review all the entries to our annual make-along.

To close out 2023,...

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A woman holding up a blue and purple shawl, and the words Indie Untangled 2022 Year In Review.

Indie Untangled 2022 Year In Review: Indie exclusives

Projects always seem more special when you use a unique colorway that has meaning behind it. I always love seeing projects made with Indie Untangled Knitting Our National Parks yarns, or the other special colorways I’ve offered in partnership with indie dyers.

Here are some projects using special Indie Untangled ...

A collage of knit and crocheted items and the text Indie Untangled 2022 Year In Review.

Indie Untangled 2022 Year In Review: Show FOs

One of the best parts of organizing Indie Untangled is seeing all the FOs. Each year, we host a KAL and encourage people to use yarn from the vendors at the show.

Here’s a roundup of the KAL entries that used yarn from vendors at Indie Untangled.

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A collage of knitwear and the text Indie Untangled 2022 KAL/CAL Winners.

The 2022 KAL/CAL winners!

We’re so excited to share the winners of this year’s Indie Untangled make-a-long! This KAL/CAL included projects completed between June 1 and Indie Untangled on October 14. There were 14 winners in seven categories, chosen by random number generator. Here is their beautiful work.

Cowl Hat Mitts/Mittens/Gloves Shawl/Wrap/Scarf Socks Sweater ...
Skeins of self-striping yarn.

Here’s what to make with new self-striping and assigned pooling yarn from 29 Bridges Studio

This is the fifth in a series of blog posts featuring the fabulous sponsors of Indie Untangled, taking place on October 14, 2022 and online. Tickets are now available!

This year, 29 Bridges Studio, one of our Indie Untangled vendors,...

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A cowl in a gray and aqua mosaic pattern sitting on a the neck of a dress form.

What to make with the Grand Canyon colors from Verse Yarns

I was excited when Stephanie of Verse Yarns shared that she would be creating two colorways inspired by the Grand Canyon for the Knitting Our National Parks project. There are some great options for two-color patterns. Here are some that I think would be ideal for these ...

Red, orange and pink yarn and the words Indie Untangled 2021 Year In Review.

Indie Untangled 2021 Year In Review Part 2: Indie exclusives

As I’m sure it has for you, knitting and yarn has helped ground me this year. Beyond the making, I’ve been especially grateful for the exciting collaborations I’ve taken part in, between the Where We Knit Yarn Club and the Knitting Our National Parks yarns.

Here are some ...

Colorful hand knits and the words Indie Untangled 2021 Year In Review over a teal background.

Indie Untangled 2021 Year In Review Part 1: Show FOs

I always enjoy seeing all the FOs during the Indie Untangled KALs. This year, we hosted a few different ones to celebrate both the online shows and our first in-person Indie Untangled in two years in October.

Here’s a roundup of the KAL entries that used yarn from ...

Blue marled stockinette fabric and the words Indie Untangled 2020 Year in Review

Indie Untangled 2020 Year In Review Part 2: Indie makers

There’s definitely nothing quite like showing off your latest FO, either at a fiber festival or online (and I’ve definitely spent this year trying to perfect the art of the knitwear selfie!). I really enjoyed seeing what people have finished in 2020 with yarn from Indie Untangled dyers....

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Purple, pink and orange yarn and the words Indie Untangled 2020 Year In Review

Indie Untangled 2020 Year In Review Part I: Indie exclusives

It’s certainly been an… interesting year. Surreal. Heartbreaking. Challenging. But one of the things that has helped us retain a feeling of normalcy and comfort is, of course, our knitting. It makes me feel especially warm and fuzzy to see the special colorways that I worked with dyers to ...