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Heather’s Yarn Barn SPOOKTACULAR EVENT is starting tonight at midnight!

Join the fun with scavenger hunts to receive a special Halloween discount on your purchase.

And trick or treating the last week of October to receive FREE knitting and/or crocheting accessories and yarn with your order. Just like going door to door everyone will get something different!

For more information please go to my website and on the homepage you’ll see where to click.

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Check out the photo of my newest crochet project! Using my The Shape – Michael Myers themed yarn. I made a bobble stitch beanie!

Our journey began when we, the Schowens, found ourselves at my grandmother’s house in the charming town of Iron Bridge, Ontario. Marian Norlena Rutledge was a multitalented, hard working woman. She played the steel guitar, was a trapper, rock collector, quilter, leather maker, knitter, gardener and mother of seven.

As we waded barefoot through her carefully tended garden, now ours, we were flooded with her innovative ideas, inspiration and love. Marian was a true hard worker. Thank you for your inspiration, boundless energy and spirit that guide us.

I love working with indie dyers because they inspire me towards more creativity. So, when The Fiber Seed approached me with their Swifties program, I jumped at the chance to work with them. Swifties are patterns that are mostly single skein patterns that are designed to be fun and fast to knit up. I started swatching to see what I could come up with and struck upon something that grabbed my attention as I hope it grabs yours.

It started as a top down triangle, but I decided to do something a little unorthodox. Instead of mirroring the lace pattern at the spine I decided to see what it looked like if I simply worked the same shaping on both sides of the spine, and it turned out to be magic! The straight rows of lace look like they are going every which way when in fact they are running in the same direction within the panel — it’s just that the panels are oriented differently. This led me to want to also make a three-panel version, which yielded a 3/4 square shawl. I kept the lace simple and geometric because I wanted this lace shawl to be able to handle crazy variegation to highlight one of The Fiber Seed’s beautifully multicolor yarns.

Realizing that I had two shawls to knit gave me the opportunity to do something I have always wanted to do. The Fiber Seed does this really cool and unique thing in that they dye the same colorways using different techniques. What that means is that the colorway has a set combination of colors but the dye genius there combines them in different ways. For the two-panel, top-down triangle version I worked with the color Which Witch Kaleidoscope and for the the three-panel, 3/4 square version I used Which Witch Half Speckled. You can see that they came out very differently, but I think both are beautiful. Of course the shawl will work in any of their solids, semisolids, speckled, dipped or besprinkled colorways and I cannot wait to see how they all look!

Come and check out this years Halloween offerings, including the newest addition to my Scottish Myths and Legends series, The Gorbals Vampire. Also available is my blackest black yet Witches Cape which has been paired with bold UV Reactive minis for spooky sock sets.

And for those of you already planning your winter knits — 2018 Advent Calendars have started shipping out! Calendars come in a variety of options and each of the 25 wrapped and dated mystery minis are sure to delight over the holiday period.

Not into surprises but still wanting to join along in any of this years Advent KALs? Why not try one of my special 25 mini skein kits, perfect for patterns such as Ambah O’Brien’s ADVENTurous Wrap from last years KAL, or why not keep an eye on her Ravelry group for this year’s new ADVENTurer KAL?

Dragonfly Fibers is so excited for fall! Of course, fall means fiber festivals, and we’ll be busy, busy with shows near and far over the next few months!

Before we give you a rundown of our upcoming events (and kits and colorways and more), we want to express our heartfelt sympathy to everyone who has been impacted by Hurricane Florence. We know that it may take a while for the hardest-hit areas to come back, and we want to help in our own little way. We have created a new colorway, Carolina. It is a permanent addition to our colorways, but through the month of December, 25% of our sales will go to the organization Global Giving. For now, it’s available in Djinni, Pixie and Traveller. It will be dyed on more bases soon. It’s also listed on our website. It will make its debut this weekend at Shenandoah Valley Fiber Festival this weekend! We’ll be in our usual spot in the Dairy Barn.

We had a lovely trunk show at one of our own LYSes, Looped Yarn Works, a couple of weeks back. The highlight of the event was the release of a new pattern from Tanis Gray, Tracye’s Cowl. It’s a quick one-skein project in Super Traveller and another great gift idea. The colorway, Purple with a Purpose, represents our partnership with Project Knitwell. It’s a D.C.-based organization that uses knitting as a therapeutic tool to help people who are facing challenges in their lives. 50% of sales will be donated to this outstanding organization. You can find this kit at Shenandoah this weekend, too!

Designer Andrea Mowry continues to amaze us with her creativity. We have kits for her Find Your Fade shawl and Comfort Fade Cardi, including a brand-new combo-Winter Woods, Black Pearl, Starry Night and Golden Compass.

Now her latest design, The Throwback is taking the knitting world by storm! (Credit for the above photo is to Andrea Mowry. The yarn shown in design on the model is not Dragonfly Fibers.) We have four combos available for pre-order. We won’t have the kits available at Shenandoah but we will have them at Rhinebeck (more on that below).

You will need more than four skeins for either of these cardigans, and we can help you figure it out depending on your size.

We were blown away by the stunning Ixchel Pullover by Catherine Clark on the cover of the latest Pom Pom Quarterly. We have kits available in Djinni in Winterfell and Golden Compass. We will have them at Shenandoah, Rhinebeck and SAFF as well.

If you’re looking for quick gift ideas, we’ve got you covered! We’re excited to introduce Team Spirit kits featuring popular color combinations for many high schools and colleges. Even if you don’t support a school or team, you can mix and match to your heart’s content! Co-owner Nancye has designed an easily customizable hat pattern that is free with kit purchase. The pattern will also be free with purchase at our upcoming shows.

Another fun project are the fingerless mitts called Falling Stars, designed by our talented wholesale manager, Susan. We have created some great combos, or you can make your own. This pattern is also free with yarn purchase at upcoming shows.

The granddaddy of fall shows is New York Sheep and Wool, AKA Rhinebeck. We can’t wait to head back to Building 39 over the weekend of October 20th-21st. We’ll have yarn, kits galore and our show exclusive colorway, Village of Rhinebeck. Supplies are limited, so come early if you want to grab one (or two or three…).

We’ll also be at SAFF in the Davis Arena over the weekend of October 26th-28th. We’ll have an exclusive colorway, Hipster, plus all the kits mentioned above.

The following weekend, we’ll be parterning with the great ladies who own Yarnover Truck, who will be featuring our yarn (and an exclusive colorway called Kaleidoscope) at STITCHES SoCal in Pasadena, November 1st-4th. Be sure to stop by and see them!

Four Purls Yarn Shop, a lovely shop in Winter Haven, Florida, will be at the Magical Fiber Fantasy Retreat from November 7th-10th in Lake Buena Vista. Find our yarn in their booth in the marketplace at Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort.

Last but not least, we’ll be having a trunk show at Second Story Knits in Bethesda, Maryland, on Saturday, November 10th!

Hope to see you in person or supporting one of our shop partners this fall! Happy crafting!

Are you one of those special people who loves books and the fiber arts? Today we open sign ups for our Jane Eyre installment of McMullin Fiber Co. Literature Society. Each package will contain one skein of yarn and some extra goodies inspired by the novel. Unless you sign up for a double dose, then you’ll find two skeins in your package. If gothic romance isn’t your thing, next month we’ll be featuring Gone With the Wind and in December: Little Women. You choose if you’d prefer Light (light fingering to sport) or Heavy (sport to bulky) weight yarns, so no matter your project preference we’ll have you covered! Signing up for any month means access to our members-only page where you can pick up extra skeins of the previous month’s yarns before they’re available to anyone else, and special discounts on other literary themed yarns. Our favorite part of the club is listening to the audiobook while knitting with the colorway it inspired. Combining our two great loves!

Also new — we’ve received so many custom dye requests that we’ve added a Dye to Order section to our website for our most popular colorways. Ordering a sweater’s quantity or a single skein just got easier.

It’s a lot of fun to collaborate with designers. Sometimes the process is smooth — a design is already in the works and colors are needed. Sometimes the process is a little more raw with lots of changes in design and color options. Either way, the results are beautiful, kits are born and I have a wonderful new knitting relationship.

I recently began collaborating with Carolyn Bloom of Bloom Handmade Studio. Little did I know that we have been quietly stalking each other’s Instagram feeds for awhile. I’m not sure who reached out first but contact was made, yarn was sent and the result is Marilyn’s Cowl and Hat (can you figure out how the name of the design came to be?). The cowl and hat are knit holding multiple strands of different yarns. The resulting texture yields an effortless drape and warmth as well as drawing the eye to the ombre effect of the gradient yarns used. Kits are available on my website and a knitalong will be held in Carolyn’s Ravelry group with a start date of October 8th.

I’ve collaborated with Katy Carroll of Katinka Designs several times — we have miles and miles of text messages. Our latest kits are in celebration of Knitmas! There are two kits available for pre-order: a shawl and a poncho. Choose one or choose both — either way, there are several color options. Kits include all yarns needed to complete your Knitmas project as well as a Ravelry pattern download code, notions, treats and more. The Knitmas Kits have a special introductory price throught October and will start shipping mid-December — in time for Knitmas! A knitalong for both projects will start in January in Katy’s Ravelry group.

I’ll be vending at Knitter’s Day Out this Friday and Saturday in Pennsylvania. I’m also excited to have a trunk show at Knitty City in NYC October 4-6.

I’m gearing up to dye the orders that I got for the Outlander ADVENT sets, and am now taking preorders for Outlander minis sets (24 minis). These PREORDERS will run through October 3rd.

The details for the bases and sizes offered will be in the listings as follows:

5g & 10g sizes available on John Merino ($45/$90), Bruce Yak Merino ($50/$100), Bruce Yak Silk Single Ply ($59/$118)
10g & 25g sizes available on Bruce Yak DK ($110/$240) and William DK ($85/$200)

These minis sets will ship AFTER the ADVENT kits are knit up and the colors revealed, in the first week of January.

The Advent kits are 25 colors; these minis sets will be 24 colors, with the 25th color available as contrast to the set; all colors are a mystery until the ADVENT kits are knit up, but you can follow their unveiling each day during the Ambah KAL beginning December 1st.

While colors in this set are a mystery, I will say that the set is heavy on the greens and browns and neutral foggy shades of the Highlands, with some pops of color thrown in for good measure and proper character representation…

Please note that there will be additional sets of Outlander minis available at my spring shows, and in my online shop in the new year, so this isn’t your only chance to get a set (but it’s the only chance right now to guarantee your set on the base and size of your choosing).

I’ve updated my shop with a collection of pins perfect for keeping your shawls in place while on a fall evening! These handcrafted shawl pins are ready to shine like the moon on your autumn outfits. Tree of life and leaf charmed pins show your love of the season loud and proud. The newest golden pins sparkle like morning dew on a crisp fall morning, wrapped in wire the color of golden autumn leaves.

Looking for something subdued? Check out the newest bronze pin which shines with subtle hints of lavender and gray.

See them in person this weekend, September 29-30, at Shenandoah Valley Fiber Festival in Berryville Virginia. Find Crafty Flutterby Creations in the Ruritan building nearest the entrance.

Located on picturesque country fairgrounds, this event features a crank-in (sock knitting machines), sheep herding demos, sheep to shawl contest, classes, fleece sale and, as always, a wonderful selection of fiber arts vendors!

Follow CraftyFlutterby on social media for the secret code phrase to get a shawl pin storage tin with any purchase. We are doing this for each event that we attend. Check out the event list on our website for the full lineup.

We’re introducing two gorgeous new bags to the Woodsy and Wild lineup this week! With the sophisticated, natural style and plethora of features of our popular Birch Bags, the Sapling and Maple Tote are made for fall knitting adventures!

The Sapling is an adorable mini version of our favorite project bag, perfect for socks, hats, mitts and other one- to two-skein projects.

The Maple Tote is a dreamy sweater project bag with room for the coziest, worsted and bulky weight garment WIPs. And it doubles as a beautiful carry-all; plenty of space for your wallet, keys, phone and daily essentials in addition to your current project, with all the pockets you need to stay organized! Or might we suggest tucking the bare essentials in its roomy front pocket and filling it up with lovely yarny goodness as you shop at the Indie Untangled Trunk Show? ????

The Maple Tote and the Sapling are both coming to the Woodsy and Wild shop on Sunday, September 30th at 8 p.m. EDT in one big, exciting launch party! The first batch is sure to go quickly, so head over to WoodsyandWild.com Sunday night to grab your new favorite project bag!