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As the winter chill sets in, it’s time to snuggle up with your knitting needles and embark on a cozy adventure. At inTANDEM, we’re thrilled to introduce our latest winter collection, and this time, it’s all about cables – the elegant twists that add depth and character to your knits.

We understand that cables might seem a bit intimidating, but here’s the secret: they’re not as scary as you think! In fact, they’re just regular old knits and purls worked out of order, and our progressively organized collection is designed to guide you through this journey.

MEET THE DESIGNS: IN PROGRESSIVE ORDER

Cwtch Hat by Katie Harrison of Mindfulness Makes
— a single cable panel on relaxing stockinette

Winter Rowan Socks by Iza Grzybek of Whileberry
— two-stitch traveling cables with small bobbles

Ceilidh Frost Cowl by Karen Burnett of KarenBDesigns
— larger cable panel, worked in the round with no WS

Contra Dance Wrap by Mary Beth Kelso
— small, manageable cables in an all-over pattern with a choice of two widths

Crossing Twigs Shawl by Natalia Pleshko of Natalia_Yarncraft
— subtle crossed stitches throughout with a dramatic cable trim knitted on sideways and seamed by an i-cord join

Cozy Fireside Cardigan by Katherine Gibbs of Jojodabom
— put it all together: multiple cables and bobbles on the front, arms, and saddle, with a soothing stockinette back panel

Why Dive into Cables with inTANDEM?

1. Progressive Skill Building: We want you to be comfy with cables. Think of them as a cozy adventure, a chance to explore new techniques. Our collection features intricately designed cables of increasing difficulty, designed for knitters to start where they feel most comforable.
2. Celebration of Creativity: This collection goes beyond patterns – it’s an invitation to celebrate the unique rhythm each knitter brings to their work.
3. Luxurious Yarn Experience: Immerse yourself in the rich winter tones of Malabrigo Yarn, adding a touch of luxury and warmth to each cable pattern.
4. Community Spirit: Join the inTANDEM community in a shared journey of crafting together. As you get more comfy with cables, we’ll be offering a space for shared experiences, tips, and resources to keep cabling fun.
5. Winter Aesthetic: Embrace the beauty of winter with cables that capture the essence of the season. These six seasonally inspired garments and accessories are the perfect complement to your winter wardrobe.

So, let’s unravel the myth that cables are daunting – together. Join us in this adventure, and let the rhythm of your creativity dance with the twists and turns of comfy cables.

Happy knitting!
– Beth + the inTANDEM team

Newburgh Yarn Co. presents The Art Of Knitting, a limited-edition sock set inspired by depictions of knitters in 19th & 20th century paintings. February’s set is inspired by Girl Knitting by Marguerite Stuber Pearson. Sets launch monthly and are ready to ship the first of every month at 10am ET. Sets are dyed on Soft Sock, 4ply fingering weight, with 85% Superwash Merino and 15% Nylon. One full skein has 437 yards/100 grams and one mini skeins has 87 yards/20 grams.

Final Folklore arrives February 3, 10am ET (or earlier for Patreon members).

Lucent: 70% Superwash Bluefaced Leicester, 20% silk, 10% Cashmere | 100g | 438 yards
Fingering Weight

The Sphinx has many stories from all over the land, each unique to their culture but the image of a large feline with human facial features is known all over the world.

This may be the last folklore creature we dive into, but it also could be the most well known. The Sphinx has many stories from all over the land, each unique to their culture but the image of a large feline with human facial features is known all over the world.

Immediately you probably go to the Great Sphinx of Giza, so did I.

The first stories are thought to be from as early as the third millennium BCE. They were used in imagery all over the cradle of life, Egypt, Greece, Persia, Babylon, even East Asia but the one I was drawn too was the story of the Egyptian sphinxes (1999’s The Mummy with Rachel Weisz and Brendan Fraser still has a chokehold on me).

They’re often seen with the body of a lion, resting guarding and a stoic man’s face often wearing a pharaonic headdress and false beard painted with reds, bright blues and yellow. They stood guard as protectors of the royals, often built to guard their royal tombs as they were believed to be a creature of good. They’re most often represented by the god Ra, the fatherly god and father of the pharaohs. They were the defenders against evil, Ra’s enemies, literal forces of darkness. Other forms were tributed to Amon with rams horns of a ram, or with the head of a falcon and wings to be from the god Horus

The Greek story of the Sphinx is where their love for riddles originates. A Sphinx made her home outside the mountains of Thebes and confronted every person who walked across her path with a riddle. If they answered incorrectly they were devoured. After years of many nobles dying, Oedipus was sent and solved the riddle leading the Sphinx to throw herself off the cliff to her death.

If you’re anything like me, you love the moment of casting on and diving into a new knitting project, and you’re doing a lot of things right:

???? You know that practice makes progress, and you keep on trying!

???? You’re challenging yourself to try new things … because you know it’s the best way to grow and learn as a knitter.

???? You spend a lot of time researching and watching video tutorials… because maybe that next instructor will explain it in a way you understand.

But… learning new knitting techniques isn’t all fun and games.

⏳You spend hours unraveling your work because you misunderstood a pattern or struggled to decipher complicated charts.

????You toss your project in Time Out, going weeks or months without touching your knitting needles after making a mistake you don’t know how to fix.

????And let’s not forget the frustration of coming across a beautiful stitch pattern that you want to make, but you have no idea how.

That’s why I’m so excited to tell you about the Knit Happy Summit! The goal for this summit is different than most. This virtual summit is designed especially to help passionate knitters like you become more confident and skilled in their craft. Get back to the JOY of knitting by learning new techniques and tips from expert instructors.

For four days, from February 15th – 18th, you’ll learn from the top instructors in the fiber community for FREE. These experts will be sharing their wealth of knowledge, tips, tricks, and favorite techniques to help you improve your knitting skills and become a better, more confident knitter. Whether you’re a beginner looking to learn the basics or an experienced knitter seeking to refine your techniques, this summit has something for everyone.

Imagine having access to a virtual library of knitting wisdom, all at your fingertips. You’ll have the chance to learn from renowned instructors who have dedicated their lives to mastering the art of knitting. This summit will give you the tools and knowledge you need, and empower you to take your passion for knitting even further.

You’ll hear about everything from The Beauty of Shawls, Essential Math for Knitters, Blocking your Knits for a Polished Finish, How to Fix Your Knitting Mistakes, and more.

I’m so excited to be talking all about the Magic of Mosaic Colorwork Knitting!

We’re featuring some pretty big names, including:
Edie Eckman
Francoise Danoy from Aroha Knits
Hannah Theissen of Slow Knitting
And a whole lot more!

Here’s what you can expect from this incredible event:

The best part? It’s totally free! That’s right … the summit is completely free to attend from February 15-18, and you’ll have access to all the presentations for 48 hours!

Want more time? You will have the option to grab the VIP All-Access Pass and get ongoing access to the presentations, an invitation to join us on Zoom for four Stitch Sessions and be treated to $300+ in bonuses!

Expert-led Presentations: Immerse yourself in a world of knowledge as top instructors share their expertise and insights. Each day, you’ll have the chance to attend multiple sessions, covering a wide range of knitting topics.

Diverse Topics: Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced knitter, there’s something for everyone. From mastering intricate lace patterns to exploring colorwork and tackling advanced stitches, the summit offers a diverse range of topics that cater to knitters of all levels.

Interactive Experience: Connect with fellow passionate knitters from around the world through live Q&A sessions and interactive discussions. Share your experiences and favorite take-aways from the presentations, gain inspiration, and enjoy a wonderfully supportive community.

Exclusive Access: After grabbing your ticket to attend, you’ll gain access to a private online pop-up Facebook Group where you can continue the conversations, and connect with the speakers and fellow knitters throughout the summit weekend, enter to win prizes, and more!

There’s lots more I’d love to tell you about this summit, but I’ll let you check out all the details for yourself.

????️Get all the details & grab your free ticket for the Knit Happy Summit today!

Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to enhance your knitting skills and join a vibrant community of like-minded individuals.

Register now and mark your calendars for February 15th – 18th!

I can’t wait to see you there, ready to embark on this exciting knitting journey together.

Love,
Ashleigh

The Coterie Sweater is inspired by the Coterie Shawl, a pattern I designed in honor of Local Yarn Shop Day 2022.

Coterie is a celebration of all the things that I cherish most about local yarn shops. Defined as an intimate group with a unifying common interest or purpose, Coterie conveys what I personally found at my LYS. These yarn shops are amazing places that foster our community of fiber enthusiasts and are the lifeblood of our craft. They need support from their community during these difficult times.

The Coterie Sweater is knit seamlessly, and worked from the top down, beginning with a twisted rib neckline. The round yoke features an elegant lace panel to add delicate and feminine detail to your sweater, and the stockinette body leads to an easy-to-customize split hem with twisted ribbing. I added extra length to the ribbing at the back of my sweater so I could confidently wear it with my favorite leggings! As you gently shape the sleeves, you’ll add extra decreases to create a gentle puff at the wrist before knitting the twisted rib cuff.

The lace stitches are both fully written and the repeat is charted, so you can use the type of instructions you are most comfortable with.

Here’s how the preorder works:

???? Save 15% when you buy the preorder on Ravelry. Use Indie Untangled Exclusive Code: INDIESWEATERWEATHER

???? You’ll receive a PDF download with the details about the pattern, the yarn and yardage details, and the schematic with all the sizing info.

???? On Wednesday, January 31st the full pattern will be ready for download. You’ll receive an email from Ravelry with instructions.

The preorder will give you time to order your yarn now (or go stash diving!), and get the needles and notions you’ll need so you can get ready to cast on together in a few weeks when your yarn arrives!

The Beautiful Yarn:
I designed this sweater using luxurious Queensland Collection Falkland Worsted yarn, and it was a joy to knit with. ???? This 100% wool yarn is an easy-care fine Merino wool harvested from sheep ethically raised in the Falkland Islands

Let’s Spring out of Winter with a Make-a-long! This one is going to be so much fun! Carolyn, Michelle, Maria and even Monica are all going to participate. We hope to share each of our unique perspectives as we knit along: Carolyn is pretty experienced and Michelle is, too, but she’s pretty busy and we all know she doesn’t swatch. Maria likes to wander around and make unexpected modifications. This will be Monica’s first knit garment. We are so excited for her to take this plunge with us! And whether you are an experienced knitter or a newbie, we hope you will, too!

So, let’s see it! What are we knitting? We picked the Eun Sweater by Ane Fiskum Sunde, a Norwegian designer with a fresh modern style. This is a top-down pullover with a deep split hem, and pretty ribbing details. It’s absolutely perfect for layering, making it a great choice to transition from winter to spring. The DK weight yarn will knit up quick, so you can wear it sooner…and later. Check out the yummy palette of colors we’ve selected for kits. We are happy to help you determine yardage for your perfect fit.

We’ve also got a restock of Woolf, from our Gilded Ewe Collection, a blend of 70% grey alpaca, 20% silk and 10% Cashmere, three gorgeous shades: Potions, Cause I’m Happy, and Mocha. Woolf, paired with a hank of Twain, you can make some gorgeous, luxurious DK weight socks.

Back in the shop and looking fabulous together we have Berry Scary and Pomp & Circumstance, on a variety of bases. Great alone or in colorwork (you’ve seen that Alpine Bloom hat and you know you want to make one!), they are beautiful.

If you hurry, you can still get an order in for a Nomadic Knits Lonely Hearts Club Knit-a-Long kit! Click here to learn the details and choose your kit from 4 gorgeous color combos.

Last but not least, we go live on our YouTube channel, The Traveling Two Ewe Knit, every Saturday morning at 9:30AM Eastern time. Grab your coffee or tea, your yarn, and let’s have a great time together!

Fiber friends are the best friends! Thanks for being a part of our yarn community, and we’ll be back next week for more updates and adventures!

Greetings, yarn friends! We hope that you had a peaceful holiday season and that the new year is off to a great start. Today’s treat is a collection of earrings to showcase your love of fiber arts and the animals that create your favorite fibers. ????????

Each pair is laser cut in our studio from sustainably sourced beech or walnut hardwoods. Choose from yarn love, spinning wheel, stitch love knit and crochet, sheep, alpaca, or rabbit. The stitch love earrings could represent your enjoyment of sewing, quilting, embroidery, cross-stitch, needlepoint, sewing together your knit or crochet projects, or all of the above.

Whether you want to treat yourself or a fiber arts friend, we’ve got just the pair for you!

Have you seen our new viral Yarn To Go Carousel?

Well, fun fact friend, it took me SEVEN tries (aka prototypes) before I finally had a version that I thought was good enough for you.
With each try, I would spend a couple of days knitting with it and putting it through its paces to see what annoyed me.
Because I knew if it annoyed me, it would annoy you too.

I’d think I finally had it down, but then the yarn would get tangled around the base…
Or wrap around the spindle top and when I yanked the yarn to get it spinning, it slid off the table. ????‍♀️

But after trying the seventh prototype in every situation I could think of, what I finally got was the most multifunctional yarn holder I’ve ever used.
(It’s kind of magical actually.)

Set it on a table.
Hang it from your wrist.
Knit in your favorite chair.
Knit in the doctor’s office or at the park.
Anyhow. Anywhere.
And when you’re done, fold it up flat and stash it in your bag.

Here’s a few things I think you’ll absolutely adore:

Thing 1: Goes with you wherever you may knit
Thing 2: Folds down to practically nothing
Thing 3: Large enough to accommodate FULL sized skeins

They have been SOOO popular that our first batch sold out in less than a day. ????
Don’t worry, though, you can preorder yours to ship in about a month and get knitting… anywhere! ????

Brighten up your winter doldrums with cozy, colorful, comfy socks, made in unique, naturally-dyed colors. Think spring garden for your feet!

Aptly-named Comfort Fingering has a homey, woolly texture perfect for socks, but also just right for a new hat or shawl.

Use fun Comfort Fingering minis for contrasting heels and toes, or pick your favorites and knit a spring garden for your feet or head.

If you’re more of a subtle sock person, you’ll love the Merino Cherry Caramel Sock Set. The main skein is milk chocolate brown, lightly speckled with dark rose, and it comes with a matching Old Rose mini skein for a fun cuff, stripes, etc.

Bring some happy colors into your dreary winter. All these yarns are naturally dyed with wash- and lightfast colors, on non-Superwash yarns.

Sale skeins and Oopsie skeins are now $10-15.
We are in the process of “MOVING” to spinning fiber and new (mostly non-Superwash) yarn bases!! The studio space is limited, and we need to make space for these new additions to the shop. The markdowns include discontinued bases and Oopsie Sets. Sock sets and mini sets are also marked down 50%.

These sale yarns are all in stock and will ship ASAP! Shop sale yarns and Oopsie Sets.

Follow us on IG (@yarnjam) for more updates on the addition of spinning fiber. We’re getting close!!