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I’m normally sewing bags all the time — it’s what I love to do. But a couple of things happened this summer. First, I broke several toes and couldn’t use my sewing machine. And second, I spent a lot of time with my foot up, reading romantasy novels. Love stories set in fantastical worlds… I couldn’t get enough.

While I couldn’t press the pedal on my sewing machine, I was able to make some gorgeous stitch marker sets inspired by my summer reads. Each set includes four stitch markers and a progress keeper made with pretty, colorful beads. The markers are large loops of thin wire, so they’ll fit over almost all needles, and won’t leave a ladder in your knitting. The large loops also mean that the marker is hanging out of the way below your working yarn. I hope you’ll like these as much as I enjoyed my books. Each set is unique so don’t wait if there’s one you love.

Have you fallen down the romantasy rabbit hole yet? If you have a favorite novel or series, let me know!

Upland Fiber Co. is a proudly gay-owned, independent fiber company creating farm-to-skein yarns entirely within the American Northeast. Our first yarn base, COR, blends local Corriedale and Cormo fleece for a luxurious balance of rustic charm and next-to-skin softness. With a commitment to sustainability and a small footprint, each skein is created in collaboration with local fiber farmers, millers, and dye houses. From farm to needles, craft with purpose and pride. 🌿✨🌈

The Knit & Nibble series continues in these holiday book boxes with the fiber arts novel Silent Knit, Deadly Knit by Peggy Earhart. Where do you love to read? Cozy inside in a quiet reading nook as the snow falls outside your window? How about in a warmly-lit cafe, holiday music lulling the background and amazing holiday decorations all around? No matter what your perfect book nook looks like, these boxes have all the warmth and fun mystery you need for the most amazing afternoon or evening reading!

Full box includes:
*Sock set (100g skein+20g mini)
*A set of 3 SamsTinyTrinkets charms
*A SamsTinyTrinkets themed Trinket Dish
*An 8oz. Stitches By Candlelight themed candle
*A paperback copy of Silent Knit, Deadly Knit by Peggy Ehrhart
*A sock sack in cozy bookish theme

Graphic art by WondersArtist, ArtemisJournals and DownPrintableLane on Etsy.

Excited to be back as a Wool and Fiber Arts (WAFA) vendor this month. Join me for my live sale on Saturday, September 28 at 3:30 Central time. The sale will be on the Wild Hair Studio and the Wool and Fiber Arts Facebook pages.

The Wool and Fiber Arts theme for September is Threads of Literacy. I am working on rolags inspired by Anne of Green Gables, The Hobbit/Lord of the Rings, my very own LITE The High Treason Incident and The Forgotten Doorway, and other books as time allows. I also have plans for batts and a few fiber bags. I will have needle felted sculptures – chickens, gnomes, ghosts and a new design – clown gnomes.

I will have an Etsy shop update on Sunday, September 29. Please stop in and see all the new fiber temptations and finished items, both needle felted and decorative painted items.

The Advent Preorders will close on October 1. They have already sold out once and I have added 2 more to the shop. Grab these if you want to spin your way through the Shire come December 1.

2024 December Advent Calendar Preorder Details

Theme: Christmas in the Shire (inspired by The Lord of the Rings/The Hobbit)

Each Advent calendar will be 24 small packages of fiber, one larger package of fiber and one non-fiber surprise from my studio. The 24 smaller fiber packages will be rolags and the larger fiber package will be a batt. The rolags will be Merino wool. The batt will be Merino wool, wool from my farm and other luxury fibers.

Total fiber in the package will be 14 plus oz.

Hope to see you on the 28th!

It’s almost time for Lambtown Festival! We’re the biggest baaaaaadest festival of sheep, fiber, and yarn in California, and we’d love for you to join us for our 38th year on October 5 & 6 in Dixon! We’ve got a ton to see and do over two days — there’s a barn full of sheep, shearing demos, sheepdog herding demos, short educational demos from vendors, workshops from experienced and wonderful teachers, and a Wooly Adventures activities area for kids or the young at heart. There are over 75 amazing vendor booths with more yarn and fiber than you can shake a crochet hook at, plus all sorts of tools, handmade textiles, baskets, pottery, notions, skincare, and more!

If you’re feeling a little competitive, enter your fleece in our Wool Show, sheep in our Sheep Show, or your handspun yarn or finished object in our Skeins & Textiles competition. Everything features live judging, which is always educational and fun to watch. Speaking of fun to watch, we also have a Sheep to Shawl competition live on Sunday. Enter your team or watch the teams weave it out for ultimate shawl glory!

Feeling more chill? Bring your project or spinning wheel and picnic on the lawn, or find community in one of our meetups (or host your own meetup!). We’ve also got many food and drink options and live music outside. Don’t want to deal with driving or finding a ride? We’ve got the Wool on Wheels Bus from San Francisco and Oakland on Sunday, so you can get in some extra crafting time on your way to and from Lambtown Festival.

Click the “Visit Shop” link above to check out our website with advance discounted admission tickets and more information on everything above. Be sure to join our newsletter and follow @lambtownfestival on instagram to stay updated about all our events & activities. See you in October!

Continuing with Georgia O’Keeffe’s time at Ghost Ranch, this month we are looking at the ever famous “Ram’s Head, White Hollyhock-hills.” The painting and yarn feature stormy blues with browns and yellows throughout.

Orders cut off on Sunday, September 22nd (end of day). Orders will ship between September 28th and October 2nd. Yarn will come with a fact card about the artwork. All other goodies are only available to subscribers. Customers get their choice from my standard bases, all listed on the shop link.

Did you know September 15th is National Make a Hat Day? 🥳

Ever thought about knitting a hat? It’s such a brilliant way to practice new skills and techniques! Here’s why:

First off, hats are the perfect size — not too big, not too small. You can finish one quickly, which means no long-term commitment like with a sweater or blanket. Who doesn’t love a quick win?

Plus, hats are a playground for techniques! Ribbing, shaping (hello, increases and decreases), working in the round, colorwork, lace, cables, texture — you name it, hats have it. It’s like a mini knitting workshop all wrapped up in one project.

And let’s talk about that sense of accomplishment. Because hats are quick, you get that instant gratification. There’s nothing like finishing a project and feeling that boost of confidence, especially when you’re trying something new.

Hats are also super practical. They’re functional, make great gifts, and you can wear them yourself! It’s a tangible reward for all your hard work and practice.

Lastly, hats are portable. You can take them anywhere, so you can knit at home, on the go, or wherever you find yourself with a bit of free time. How convenient is that?

So, stop by your favorite Local Yarn Store to pick up some pretty yarn or use what you have in your stash, grab your needles, and let’s celebrate by knitting a hat together from one of my designs! 🎉

Find my hat patterns on Ravelry.

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Introducing our new Bits & Bobs boxes! These boxes contain the perfect project that is not your usual shawl, blanket, sweater or accessory, but a fun way to knit up little bits and bobs with a story attached!

These boxes will contain a fun project to create something small and fun for your craft room and include special handcrafted buttons and accents by SamsTinyTrinkets. We are planning to release these quarterly, so there will be more stories and fun themes to come, with so many different projects to create.

The current installment is the Enchanted Toadstool Brew Box, which includes two patterns by Sarah Schira of Imagined Landscapes.

The story:

Tobias Toadstool is a Gnome-y barista at the Gnickgnackery specializing in the very best toadstool lattes this side of Blusterberry Hollow. Although there is “gnome place like gnome,” adventure awaits this little gnome as he ventures into the forest in search of the perfect blend! He takes Timothy on his long foraging journeys to find the most delicious, earthy mushrooms in the Rumble Woods. Timothy, only the height of the tallest toadstool, gladly takes a seat in Tobias’s backpack for a better view to scout the best mushrooms!

Boxes include:
*Seven 20g minis (80/20 Superwash Merino/nylon 80yds/20g)
*Two SamsTinyTrinkets handcrafted buttons
*Two SamsTinyTrinkets progress keepers/stitch markers
*One packet of mushroom coffee
*Wee Mushroom Trio pattern by Imagined Landscapes
*Leave Gnome Stone Unturned pattern by Imagined Landscapes

Come join us on a year of colourful yarn adventures! We’ve been having so much fun with our current Colour Wheel Adventures club members that we’ve decided to open up registrations for a second group! This round of the club will start in September, and will run for a full year (through August 2025).

If you’re missing the feeling of “back-to-school” preparations at this time of year, now’s the time to sharpen up some coloured pencils to get ready for your first box! In this club you’ll learn all about colour relationships and how to confidently apply colour theory to your knitting projects, practice a variety of colourwork techniques, and create your own unique patchwork blanket.

Our Colour Wheel Adventures yarn club is a year-long guided exploration of the colour wheel and colour theory in a fun and playful way. Each month you’ll receive four 25g mini skeins (three hand-dyed colours + one natural) and two new blanket square patterns to play with. We’ll host an online discussion group and regular Zoom meetups to discuss what we’ve learned and share our colourful experiments!

We want to offer our members an amazing experience including the yarn, mini-course, and community, while keeping it as affordable as possible. The cost to join is just $42 CAD/month, and includes free shipping within Canada. (Shipping is $5 CAD/box to US addresses)

You can find all the details about what to expect on our website, including an extensive FAQs page. Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions!⁠

Our End of Summer Sale starts Friday, August 30th and ends on Labor Day, September 2nd. There are so many good books in the shop and be sure to check out the craft supplies section. I especially love the watercolor books, watercolor palettes and water brush pens!

All books and supplies will be 20% off. No code necessary.

In addition, the ongoing Summer Magazine sale is still happening as well as free shipping on orders over $100.