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Lord Theodore Witherbottom of Rossmore was born to privilege. The standing of his family goes back many generations — more than the average person would even care to know. But, as nobility tends to do, they have every Lord, Lady and little one mapped out from the very beginning. The Witherbottoms’ money comes from transportation, from the earliest wagons to the more technologically forward air machines.

However, young Teddy didn’t find himself enamored with the mode of travel, but rather the history of the places to which he had traveled. As such, he studied archaeology at University instead of engineering. It was while traveling the world, uncovering priceless artifacts from ancient civilizations such as the Onyx Tablet and Sacred Shepherd’s Hook, that he met his true love, Lady Violet. They now live a life of intrigue at Rossmore Estates… but that is a story for another time.

Lord Theodore Witherbottom and his Aeronautical Machinations was the first installment of this fun new collection by Forbidden Fiber Co.! I honestly can’t tell you how I came up with the idea. It started with a collaboration for Stitches West 2018, where I was looking for fun fabric and somehow got it in my head that I wanted steampunk sheep. But I couldn’t find anything fun! So I asked my graphic designer, a dear friend of mine, to help me out! She really knocked it out of the park, and the first sheeppunk bags were made!

And then… somehow, I decided to name them. Because why not? And then… Lord Witherbottom needed a story. So I told it, at Stitches SoCal 2018. And then… his wife needed a story (which will be told at Stitches West 2019.) And each of the 12 (or so) characters will be getting a story, one by one. And, let me tell you, they have woven a web of intrigue so fun, even I can’t wait to find out what they’re getting up to next!

Are you going to Stitches West? If you are, come meet Lady Violet at Booth 636, and learn all about her Teatime Intrigues!

Did you know that My Mama Knits offers more than just gorgeous hand dyed yarns? Whether you are shopping for yourself, a good friend or getting to know a new fibre swap partner, you will find something sure to delight in our Needles, Notions, Gifts and Goodies section. There you will find a quirky selection of hand-sewn project bags made especially for us by Amelia X Joy, stitch markers in singles or themed sets, and hand made birch wood Socker’s Rules by Fleece Loved Products.

We also stock a range of HiyaHiya products perfect for the knitter, such as cute animal snips, glitter cable needles and short 9″ circulars in bamboo or steel. Need a birthday or gift card for that special fibre loving friend? We also have a range of stationary featuring luscious photos of knitting in nature and our yarn.

Come and check us out and find something you love.

My friend Kelly Sandusky of Aspen Knits knows how to make Sassy Ballerina and Honey Mead shine. I recently requested that she work her magic on two of my favorite colorways, and she delivered the Pinnacle Shawl. Pinnacle is a beautiful two-skein DK-weight shawl with texture and cozy factor galore. The variety of stitch patterns in each section will keep you entertained, and the squishy Delightful DK yarn will make this project fly off the needles. In no time you’ll be snuggled up in “hand-dyed happy.”

I’ve updated my webshop with kits that make shopping easy as pie. Choose from my favorite pairings, or check out my selection of Delightful DK and make your own pairing.

Welcome to the second month of The Indie Project! I am so excited to introduce the dyer I am working with this month, The Flying Kettle!

Preorders will be open on February 1 and be available through the 7. These kits will start to ship February 25.

If you haven’t heard of this fun little club, here is a rundown:

“The Indie Project” is a yearlong club/kit celebrating this community and what it means to us all! I am teaming up with a different incredible Indie Dyer each month to bring you a two-skein kit that explores the idea that even when two dyers have the same color inspiration our skeins will be different! We are all individuals and important to this knitting world!

Last month’s club with Machete Shoppe turned out simply perfect!

Please join us this month and share in the love!

The latest update went live on our website on Thursday 31st January. Yarns included are Pendle DK and Bowland DK so you get to choose between 100% superwash merino or 100% superwash bluefaced leicester. At the time of writing there is stock available in a beautiful selection of colourways so head to the home page of the website.

While you are on the website make sure you check out the stock included in our Yarnuary sale (that’s totally a thing, right?!). We decided it was time to have a bit of a clear out and so are offering 15% off the price of selected yarns on the website when you use the discount code 15YARNUARY2019. This cannot be used in conjunction with the free shipping offer. Yarns from the most recent updates are not included in the sale and we have not yet decided how long the sale will last so get your purchases in sooner rather than later!

Collaborating with a designer new to me is especially wonderful when it results in a beautiful design. When Deb Gerhard of Spruce Lane Designs originally contacted me about a colorwork sweater in DK weight I was very excited. The excitement grew when she started sending me teaser photos of the sweater. Once Again debuted at VKL NYC this past weekend and it was a blast to wear the sweater – I have never been stopped so many times for something I was wearing.

Once Again is a top-down, pullover sweater; knit in-the-round with a fair isle yoke that is coupled with simple cable stitches. Short rows are used to shape the neckline after the fair isle yoke pattern is completed. Gentle waist shaping gives way to a slight A-line look at the hips resulting in an approximate 2½” to 2¾” larger hip circumference than the chest circumference.

Two different versions are shown: the first uses Marianated Yarns Playtime DK in Drizzly Day for the Main Color with a Jujubee DK gradient set in Unchained Melody for the yoke. The second version uses Playtime DK in Spelunking for the Main Color with Hippy Hippy Shake for the yoke.

I’ll have both samples with me along with plenty of yarn to choose from at my trunk show at The Knot House this weekend in Frederick, Maryland.

In a few weeks, both samples will be traveling me to Stitches West at the Santa Clara Convention Center in California. I’ll be at booth #1233.

February 1 is the last day to sign up for the first installment of the Faux Holidays Club, Margarita Day! This one-of-a-kind club curated by Despondent Dyes features a very special skein of self-striping yarn with heel and toe mini, a pattern written for the yarn and some fun goodies centered around a comforting beverage.

And we get why you might be holding out — you don’t like surprises, you like your yarn with security. You like your cake naked, so you can see the filling. You never let anyone else put milk and sugar in your tea. But we promise, if you take a chance on this skein of self-striping yarn, you will not be disappointed! And this is just the beginning — there are three more Faux Holidays after this, and trust us, they are gonna be soooo good.

Here at Knit Collage, we create unique yarns to inspire your creativity and to get your needles humming! Most of our yarns are handspun with the exception of our Wildflower yarn that is made from fabric. Some of our yarns are chock full of trims, like flowers and ribbons and others are simply spun into interesting textures with fun colors. Check our our winter yarn favorites and wide ranging selection of patterns to go along with them too!

Hello!

New to the shop is the February Mystery Sock Club. This club is intended for individuals who would like to add some excitement to their sock knitting. The colourway will remain a mystery until February 14th, however, there are some details that are public.

This month’s kit will contain one full skein of MCN Sock Yarn (80% SW Merino, 10% Cashmere, 10% nylon), as well as two 15-gram mini skeins of the same base in a semisolid coordinating colourway. Two mini skeins (as opposed to one large one) allow the knitter to visually gauge how much they would like to allot to the cuff, heel and toe per sock without needing a scale to weigh! The full skein is 380 yards and 115 grams, and each mini is approximately 60 yards and 15 grams.

This listing is ready to ship and purchases made will be mailed out either same day or next day. Yarn will be unskeined, but tied in four separate places to ensure it doesn’t tangle, and vacuum sealed flat to ship. Shipping within Canada is a flat rate of $10 CDN and shipping to the United States is a flat rate of $11 CDN. Please see the listing information for International shipping, or contact me directly.