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Join us June 1-2 at the mYak showroom at Here Now Space in the West Village for a fabulous weekend. The program include three workshop with Thea Colman and Kirsten Kapur, a cocktail night, a Tea & Knitting afternoon, two trunk shows and a ton of yarn! Follow this link to learn more and sign up. Mention Indie Untangled to receive 10% off all yarn and kits!

Hope to see many of you in June!

Program
Saturday, June 1
10 a.m.-1 p.m.

BabyCocktails Cable Workshop with Thea Colman

From Thea Colman: “I find cables are one of the hardest working tools in my knitting repertoire. But what about making them work a little harder?”
A cable can do so much more, with just a few tweaks. Together with Thea you will practice new ways to make your cables do what you want, exploring different methods to alter the look or shape of a cable, to play with texture in and around them, and to add a few bells and whistles. To use your new cables, you will also cover what they can do for the greater fabric of your knits. The techniques learned in this class will open up a whole new world of possibilities – it may be difficult to knit a simple cable as written once you know all the ways in which you can bend it to your will…

2-5 p.m.
Conquer Your Color Block: Workshop with Kirsten Kapur

Kirsten Kapur loves to design with color and her multi-colored wraps are some of her favorite ways to experiment. Join Kirsten and learn how to select colors, tips and tricks for testing them out, and experiment with how color placement can completely change the look of a project.

6:30-8:30 p.m.
Cocktails anyone? Start your Saturday night off with Thea Colman and Kirsten Kapur. Join us for a combined trunk show and cocktail party with light appetizers. We’ll be featuring a special summer drink that Thea and Kirsten are putting their heads together to dream up, plus lots of yarns, beautiful samples of both old and new designs from these two amazing ladies. Thea and Kirsten will each bring a trunk show with samples of some of their designs, and will happily give suggestions for which mYak yarns to use for their specific patterns. We hope you can join us for a bit of knitting and conversation in our bright, beautiful space — weather permitting, it could be a lovely couple hours on the patio!
The mYak Showroom will be open during the event.

Sunday, June 2
10 a.m.-1 p.m. Baby Cocktail Design Workshop

Ever wanted to try your own hand at design? In this workshop, Thea Colman takes you through the process from yarn to paper, and work with you as you create your own cowl pattern. Working together, you will combine yarn from your stash with your imagination and Thea will walk you through the steps from skein to design, covering fiber thoughts, how to narrow down your ideas, how to evaluate different stitch patterns, all the variables to consider about when adding motifs onto your fabric, and the mechanics of how to translate your ideas to a wearable accessory.

Our May bag of the month is another super-fun-tastic offering from Cynthia Frenette! We have had Cute & Sweary, and Pretty Sweary, and NOW to cap it all off: for those of you who watched in disdain knowing you could not or would not want to walk around with curse words all over your project bag, but you still have a sense of humor and kind of felt left out, well… it’s your turn!!!

Friday May 17th at 9 a.m. Pacific we will be premiering Cynthia’s newest collection:

Not So Sweary!
That’s right! All the mother forking goodness and wholesome sons of benches are welcome to join us for this super fun, super tongue-in-cheek collection finale!

We have two brand new designs debuting in our shop as well as a (rare) second chance at ALL the previous designs!

This preorder is our usual Friday-Monday preorder with all the orders being shipped by June 21st!

Don’t miss this snarky and clean final addition to our Sweary Trilogy!

Here at ECY Shedquarters we love the Eurovision Song Contest, which takes place every year. We take the opportunity to get together with friends for good food, a few drinks and most importantly some awesome (and some not so awesome?!) music. What better way to celebrate this spectacular camp-fest than with some fabulous sparkly yarn! Our next update is mostly dedicated to Nateby 4ply with a great selection of full 100g skeins, individual 20g skeins and five mini skein fade sets. The fade sets start with one of our popular colourways and fade through to another colourway. The set in the pictures is Black Magic Rose to Rust, but we also have Stonecrop to Compost among others.

The update goes live on Tuesday 21st May at 8 p.m. (UK time) so set those alarms! Also in the update is an ECY classic, Bowland DK, which is our 100% superwash British Bluefaced Leicester yarn. If you prefer 4ply/fingering-weight yarns, you will still find a great selection of Bowland 4ply on the website from our last update.

We are closed on Friday 17th and Monday 20th May so orders placed will be processed after we come back on Tuesday 21st May. We ship worldwide and our shipping costs can be found on the Shipping Info page of our website which you can find a link to in the website footer.

Hi Everyone!

The 2019 PLYarn Mini Skein Advent Calendar is going to be awesome! Preorder now to receive by mid-November (with plenty of time to start opening December 1st). These are limited edition, so order now to be sure to get one — last year they sold out. I have been receiving requests to preorder, so here we go!

Each day of December until Christmas, you will get to open a surprise mini skein of yarn (with other adorable holiday or fiber-related goodies added in here and there)! Each day’s gift is individually wrapped — what could be more fun for a knitter or fiber crafter?!

I’m super excited about this year’s calendar because now you have your choice of five base yarns, including a DK option! This year we also have some new add-ons. There is a surprise special project bag for the 2019 Advent Calendar as well as the option to add a coordinating full size skein in your chosen yarn base.

The 2019 collection will be a surprise — a beautiful flow and fade of color consisting of speckles and semi-solids, which can be combined as they are unwrapped or used in a modular project or in many other ways (see the photos in the listing of my shawl from last year using all the 2018 skeins).

Order early before they sell out!

xo, Aimee at PLYarn

Since last year I have fallen into the wonderful world of linocut! A variant of woodcut, linocut was used for the first time at the beginning of the 20th century, by the German expressionist group Die Brücke. Not to be confounded by general block printing (which normally uses some kind of rubber) linocut uses linoleum, a natural material made from linseed oil, rosin, wood flour, cork, limestone, pigments and jute. So all natural and recyclable: when I am finished with a block I put it in the compost in my garden!

Carving a block of lino is one of the most satisfying activity I have ever tried! The next logical step was to apply all this happiness and joy to my work!

And then the Linocut Tote where born!

These totes are big enough to help you carry around your yarn or your groceries. They are foldable, and you can always keep them in your purse, to hold your last shopping spree!

They are made of 100% cotton and hand printed by me with my original drawing, hand carved in linoleum. Every tote is part of a very small batch of numbered pieces and they won’t be replicated in the future in these

All prints have some kind of connection to my life:
– #Tricot: I live in France, and tricot means knitting in french. If you share something about knitting #tricot is the go to hashtag!
– Stripes and pipes is a variant of my original drawing that I created last year for a limited edition of zip pouches.
– Gortyna, inspired by the many dry wild carrots flowers we have seen near Gortyna, Crete, Greece, during our 2018 summer vacation.
– Knit Knit Knit is what we all want to do in our spare time 🙂
There are only few items available for each design: hurry up!

Caitlin Hunter has done it again!!! We are so in love with her new design, the Navelli tee, the third installment of her Knitaly series, that we thought it would be nice to put together a few kits. We got so carried away, that we ended up with TWELVE possible Navelli tee color combos!

These kits will be listed as preorders on Saturday, May 11th at 10 a.m. Eastern. They will begin shipping on May 20th and continue into June.

Kits for all sizes will be available for preorder!

I hope to see you in the shop!

Hello Indie Untanglers! I’m Kristi Jensen, the designer behind Birdie Parker Designs. I’m a fiber addict with a degree in metalsmithing, which led me to create a line of jewelry and accessories for fiber artists. All of my work is created by hand in my Northridge, California, home studio using cupric nitrate and electricity to electro-etch stitch patterns into sterling silver, brass and copper. I currently offer earrings, necklaces, bracelets and stitch markers featuring stockinette and garter stitch patterns… and I have a crochet stitch pattern in the works as we speak!

I’m heading to Atlanta at the end of May to participate in Stitches United for the first time. I hope to meet some of you there! May 30-June 2, 2019, booth 709.

As a thank you for welcoming me into your community, I’d like to offer 15% off online orders through June 30 with the code INDIEINTRO.

Happy stitching!

Kristi Jensen
Birdie Parker Designs
Instagram: birdieparkerdesigns

We love this time of year, and it’s showing in our latest colorways! The shop is stocked with gorgeous rainy and floral colors on some of your favorite bases, plus a couple of limited-edition bases: Freckles, a Superwash Merino fingering with black tweed nepps, and SuperSilky, a 50/50 silk/Superwash Merino heavy fingering with the prettiest drape and shine, perfect for transition and summer shawls, sweaters, tees and tanks. We also have a gorgeous new colorway inspired by actress Molly Ringwald and all her amazing 80s heroines, comprised of soft peachy pinks and deep auburn oranges. It’s not part of a planned collection, but sometimes we make up colorways based on our Netflix binges — just because we can!

Plus, signups are now open for May’s installment of the Literature Society – the Count of Monte Cristo! Expect rich and mysterious colors on the yarn and buried treasure for your extra swag. You can opt for a light (light fingering-sport) or heavy (sport-bulky) base and upgrade to a double dose if you’d like an extra skein.

We’re also honoring the women you love this weekend on our Instagram with a giveaway, so be sure to stop by and give some love to the crafty ladies in your life!

By popular demand, I have restocked mini skeins to my webshop. You can never have enough of these lovely little bundles. They are so perfect for all kinds of accessories!

The limited edition “Tulips” colorway is new this week. Back in the fall of 2006, I remember walking into the hardware store and seeing this big, beautiful display of tulip bulbs. I was immediately transported to one of my favorite memories from my youth when I visited the Skagit Valley tulip festival in Washington state and immediately fell head over heels in love with tulips. The moment I laid eyes on that hardware store display, I just had to have some bulbs for myself. I knew exactly where I wanted to plant them in our newly-purchased home.

The only problem was that I was about six weeks pregnant (sick), the mother to a busy 4-year-old, and a full time music teacher.

I was beyond exhausted.

I knew there was no possible way I could summon up the energy to plant those bulbs myself, but I bought them anyway! They sat on the counter taunting me, and for the next couple of weekends I felt terribly guilty for not getting them in the ground. Seeing my distress, and knowing how much I loved tulips, my sweet husband rescued them and planted them in our front garden bed for me that fall.

On March 29, 2007, we arrived home from the birthing center with our new baby girl to see the very first pink tulip blooming in our front yard. Every year when my tulips bloom I think of this story. It makes me love tulips even more! This year I decided to try and capture my bed of tulips in a limited-edition colorway called “Tulips.” It’s a little out of the norm for me, but I think it captures the essence of this memory, and it makes me smile. I hope you like it, too.

Have you wished for a certain colorway in a larger quantity and felt sad when it wasn’t available? This week I’ve added a worsted weight yarn to my dyed-to-order listing for a limited time. This new base will be perfect for the 4 Day Sweater KAL by Olive Knits or any other project you’d like to cast on.

You can now order Bouncy Fingering, Springy Sport, Delightful DK or Delightful Worsted in many of my most popular colorways and I’ll have it ready to ship within three weeks. If you order four or more skeins of any base you can use code OVER100 and save 10% on your order.

Happy Making,
Heather Jane