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New this week from Mitchell Wool Co:

Join our KAL for the newly-released Nouverie Hat! from Fox & Fig Knits.

The KAL starts on November 15 and runs through December 15th. Finish your hat, using Mitchell Wool yarn, by December 15th and be entered in a raffle to win your choice of Mitchell Wool Yarn and the @foxfig pattern to knit the Nouverie Cowl to complement your hat and complete the set!  Use hashtag #MWHatKAL or DM your FO to @cuppa.nigh to be entered. 🧶🧶🧶

*Disclaimer: not affiliated with Instagram blah blah blah. Just have fun, don’t be a jerk etc.

We have several bases with which to cast on this two-skein hat. Find them online or at your local MWC Stockist.

NEW – American Sourced 100% Wool Throws

The perfect sustainable gift! FARM FRESH Wool Throw Blankets – made from our super soft 18-micron Rambouillet wool that was grown on USA family-owned farms. It was spun into yarn by a fourth-generation family woolen mill in Michigan, then sent to another family woolen mill in Prince Edward Island, Canada, to be woven into luscious throw blankets. The blankets are 52″ X 76″ and are white with a stunning black tweed stripe 4″ stripe down the length. This blend of black and white presents as a charcoal grey.

One Throw Blanket = 11 bales of hay for the flock
(Our critters consume 14 bales of locally-grown hay per day from October-May when our pastures are resting. Your support puts hay in the barn and employs both the Mitchell team and the local hay grower.)

$189 each plus shipping
Quantities are LIMITED – purchase here

Mitchell Wool Co is a sustainable family farm that raises their own Cormo and Targhee fine wool flock in Michigan. Their mission is to support the American wool effort through planet-supportive conscious craft. MWC’s breed-specific, non-Superwash yarns are exclusively dyed with plants and food waste. The flocks both on their own farm as well as those they partner with are humanely raised with loving care. MWC emphatically rejects the practice of mulesing. They support small farms across the country by buying their fleeces at ethical rates and they employ the local community with a fair living wage. All partners that work with Mitchell Wool are held to this same standard so that you can enjoy conscious craft through a sense of devoted community.

Preorders for my November colorway of the Georgia O’Keeffe Yarn Club are now open. We are venturing into new territory and looking at “Above the Clouds, I” from 1964. This painting features a lovely sky above a sea of clouds, with the yarn featuring blues, a pop of peach and resist areas for clouds.

Orders cut off on Saturday, November 23rd (end of day). Orders will ship between the 28th and the 2nd of the next month. This order will come with your yarn base of choice and a fact card. All club goodies are for subscribers only. If you wish to subscribe, there is a link on my website.

You can now shop my Holiday bag collection. I opened preorders but also have some ready-to-ship bags in stock.

You can choose between a small tote and large drwawsting bag with spruce tees or shop the new candy button design.

If you like using reusable wrapping this season, look no further than a small drawstring bag printed with spruce trees. This size also works well for a hat or sock project.

Let me know if your purchase is a gift and I can include a note.

If you are looking for unique gift for the maker or fiber artist in your life, the online store has some lovely bags in stock.

Happy Holidays!

I’m thrilled to announce that applications are now open for speakers at the second annual Knit Happy Summit in January! 🎉

The Knit Happy Summit is dedicated to helping knitters master new skills and uncover the secrets, tips, and tricks that top instructors wish they’d known when they started. This event empowers attendees to take their knitting passion even further.

Last year, nearly 7,000 knitters joined us for an incredible learning experience! Both attendees and speakers found it rewarding, and I’d love to bring you along for this year’s journey.

🧶 Here are just a few of the benefits of being a Speaker:
• Guaranteed Honorarium for All Speakers: Submit your materials on time and receive a guaranteed honorarium.
• Special Speaker Gift: Enjoy free access to a course designed to help you turn new email subscribers into immediate buyers.
• Affiliate Commissions: Earn commissions on All-Access Pass sales—the more you share, the more you can earn!

🧶 Plus …
• Your short 20-minute presentation will be pre-recorded to make participating in the summit stress-free!
• You’re welcome to reuse your presentation afterward for anything you’d like.

🧶 Other ways to get involved:
• Sponsorships: Limited sponsorship spots are available — let’s chat if this could be a good fit for your brand!
• Affiliate Option: If you’re not ready to speak but would love to share the summit as an affiliate, I’d love to have you on board!

🧶 Interested in learning more?
I’d be happy to answer any questions you have about being a Speaker, Sponsor, or Affiliate, to help you decide if the summit is right for you. Just reach out at [email protected].

🧶 And knitters — I didn’t forget about you!
Join the waitlist to be the first to hear when free tickets are available.

Finding joy and community in times that feel like darkness is encroaching from every side is the way we find light in that darkness. Working together to be each others ports in the storm and building together so that no one has to suffer that storm.

Part of the end of year box has always been about looking back at the past year, then looking forward to things to bring with you and work towards in the new year. In that, this end of year box is no different. A Light in the Darkness is a collection of extras that look back at this year and hold space for our feelings about it, whilst encouraging us to move forward with intention, and of course the pretty yarn doesn’t hurt either! Sign-ups are open until the 15th of November.

Previous boxes have included stitch markers, a solo journalling/creating game about processing and speaking hope into yourself for the next year, dice, wool wash, pins, yarn and more.

On a lighter note and as a reminder to find Joy, I want to share some of the pictures taken this past weekend, whilst spending time with friends I’m organising with. I designed and launched a Mystery Knit Along this summer to celebrate nine years of Third Vault Yarns, and here it is fully revealed. If it’s something that you might like to put your needles to making, you can find the pattern on Patreon, Payhip and Ravelry.

We are preparing the End of 2024 Box over at Third Vault Yarns! This year, the box’s theme is Guiding Lights: being a light in the darkness.

You can choose the main skein of yarn (50g to 100g) with a choice of extra skeins. And you can also choose your End of Year box option.

– Make it an Adventurer’s Backpack with a project bag inspired by Winter Nights and Guiding Lights. The project bag is made by the Lovely Ellen of Mrs. Lam Yarns.
– Or the club box ~ A Light in the Darkness, includes the yarn and extras you typically see in our End of Year Box, themed around collective action and hope.

Some exciting news for the closer, scarier season, we have our final Socktober Sock sets in stock!
Wake the Grave was already featured, but there is still one left, so go grab it and make socks inspired by the Monster Mash!
Jack o’ Lanterns is our second edition inspired by the idea of wandering through a pumpkin patch, only to turn and find every single gourd already has a carved out face… With autumnal orange and browns with verdant green minis.
– And our third and final, Lights off, Ghouls out is our set for this week! Inspired by the lurking monsters in the dark and if the light at the end of the tunnel is trustworthy. There are multiple meanings behind witnessing will of the wisp lights, after all…

We are ready to ship the Fallen Gods!

If you missed it: the Fallen Gods colourway collection is inspired by the Godkiller novel series by Hannah Kaner. The collection involves six different skeins inspired by some of the gods of the series: Osidisen, Aan, Lethen, Skediceth, Makioron, and Hseth.
– Godkiller is a story about Kissen, a Godkiller whose family was murdered in the name of a God, and her life traded with another. She take her revenge against these Gods, as part of her Job only to finds herself bound by inconvenience to another little god and girl who loves him.

We did a dye reel series on my Instagram where I do some fancy narration over my dyeing process. Check out Makioron’s dye!

There are limited numbers of each available ready to ship, so if you’ve had your eye on any, it’s worth grabbing them As Soon As Possible!

Our Christmas Eve Cast On Boxes have two fun themes to choose from: Beary Merry Christmas and Bah Humbear! The two themes come with their very own special color palette. Beary Merry will have more wintery blues and Bah Humbear will have fun “Grinch” greens and Christmas reds.

Boxes are running low and leaving the shop soon. Snag yours to make your holiday season even more special this year.

Full Box:
* A sock set (100g skein+20g mini)
* Sock Sack project bag
* Set of 3 SamsTinyTrinkets charms
*SamsTinyTrinkets Trinket Dish
*A mystery extra goodie
*8 oz. Stitches By Candlelight soy wax candle

When Sharon Hartley of @riverroadknits and I first started talking about yarn for Light Academia, the planned bright cousin to her amazing Dark Academia sweater, she spoke of sunny libraries, green ivy climbing up ivory towers, a walk through fallen leaves with a good book in hand. The architectural elements are expressed in lace and textured stitches, flowing into colorwork vines of ivy at the bottom of the yoke. The bottom maintains the archway motif as floral elements fill in the arches and frame the colorwork.

The pattern is currently in testing with an official release date slated for November 12, but Sharon is pre-releasing it today, in case you want to start thinking of yarn while shopping the shows over Rhinebeck weekend. Her sample, along with kits in the original colorway of my Deep Sock base and several other color options, will be in my booth at the Indie Untangled trunk show. You may get to meet the designer herself, as she’ll be at the show most of the afternoon.

Third Vault Yarns shop update is live and just in time for this first Indie Untangled post!

Featured first is our Scary Season Socktober set, which will be a small batch. I wanted to convey mossy tombstones and rusty hand railings — so amidst the gray and dark dominant colors, we have mossy green and rusty oranges. We have two Librarian Sock with Minis, one Companion 4-ply with Lib Sock Mini, and two Hardy DK.

Next feature is our Mystery Treat Skeins! No tricks, only treats! We’ve got a bit of a selection of single skeins and what better way to offer them to you than as a mystery bite-sized (not actually edible, or at least I hope you won’t eat it!) treat for £15 each? These skeins are made up of single skeins, from colourways that are no longer being dyed, single skeins from previous dye batches, one offs or skeins that I’ve used for testing out colour combos, or even when I get the opportunity to play with new bases.

And lastly: a limited collection of scary season plant fibre dyed yarn, because I can’t dye wool sock sets and leave you lovely plant fibre folks out. From left to right, we have🪦Graveyard Smash, Swamp Thing, BOO-lean, “Seems toasty to me” and “Pretty sure that was ectoplasm.”

Just in time for fall, I have a lovely colorway inspired by Georgia O’Keeffe’s painting “Pelvis Series – Red with Yellow.” An abstract representation, the art and yarn feature deep reds with a pop of gold and some nice creamy tans.

Orders cut off on Saturday, October 26th (end of day). Orders will ship between the 28th and the 2nd of the next month.

Yarn will come with a fact card about the artwork. All other goodies are only available to subscribers.