We all know that the best time to shop is after Christmas, so if you didn’t get all the yarn you wanted under the tree, head to these dyers’ shops:
Inner Yarn Zen is having a 50% off clearance sale (yes, you read that right)....
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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 ...
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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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, ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
Gradient yarn sets are kind of like doughnuts — really hard to turn down when you’re presented with them.
Stephania of Three Fates Yarns, a dyer out of Oregon, one of my favorite places, has presented us with another way to ...
