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I had the pleasure of calling San Angelo, Texas, my home for about a year. This small Texas city is steeped in rich history and a surprising art scene. While living there, I fell in love with mesquite artwork inlaid with turquoise. There is something magical about this combination.

This week, I want to introduce San Angelo. This gorgeous shawl was designed for the Mad Tosh Studio series, and it is one of my favorites. It features short row stripes that are a cross between tiger stripes and my favorite turquoise embedded in mesquite wood. Check out the Ravelry project pages to see some of the fun color combinations other knitters have discovered!

This fun triangular shawl is worked from the center out featuring short rows, wrapped stitches, and a fun mosaic colorwork motif.

Step into a serene world of amazing handmade EVERYTHING and colorful beauty! Sami of SamsTinyTrinkets and I are always immersed in our imagination. Being twins, we think a lot alike! Willow Creek is the perfect place to sit quietly as you stitch. Picture a cottage in the midst of a forest edge, where a creek runs through the clearing. A family of woodland creatures live there! Think all things handmade: sourdough bread, a pie cooling in the cottage window, flapjacks in the morning, ducks in the creek and so much more. This amazing little world is straight out of our imagination and we were so excited to bring it to life with color and charms just for you!

Brand new “Trinket Towns” provide a beautiful picture of Willow Creek, as Sami hand painted and crafted Willow Creek in her new charm storage jars. These are a major labor of love so there are is limited availability. Don’t miss out!

We are so excited that our crazy winter is behind us! To celebrate, we are welcoming a nice collection of greens for our new mini skein set. The colors in this one are sage, evergreen, light mint, grinch green, forest and seafoam. I used the sage and seafoam in two new baby hats and can’t wait to use the rest of them together in a scrappy sock. Add to that all the lovely greens and teals included in the Irish Sock collection and we have so many colors to play with this month!

Ever wondered how your skein of yarn was dyed? Join Meg, the yarn dyer for Megs & Co, in her dye lab as she mixes up new colors and explores new fibers and yarn bases. Episode 6 was just posted to her YouTube channel sharing the R&D process of creating a custom colorway exclusively for LYS Day this April. Even more fun, these lab batches are available for purchase! If you see one you like, don’t delay as there are only a few skeins available.

Have a question about yarn dying, or a suggestion for her next episode? Let Meg know in the YouTube comments. You can watch all her yarn dying videos on YouTube @megsandco and shop all her yarn at megsandco.com.

We have exciting news to share! Our Girl Power Super Power Mystery Box is now on preorder and will feature beautiful yarn, extra goodies, and pattern suggestions to celebrate Women’s History Month. What better way to honor the strong women in our lives than with a special mystery box? You might just pick up an extra superpower!

We are also thrilled to announce that our Broody yarn is back in stock! Inspired by a colorful chicken, this yarn is sure to add some fun to any project. And don’t forget our Hiberna yarn in a stunning blue, restocked and perfectly versatile on all bases. Check it out on Brontë where it’s transformed into something truly special.

Join us Saturday on our podcast at 9:30 a.m. EDT as we host Jen and Masey from the Loose Ends Project. They will share how they connect finishers with unfinished craft projects from loved ones who have passed. You can download the FREE flyer now on our website to learn details.  We’re sure to learn a lot from these inspiring women. You can find us on YouTube. Be sure to subscribe to stay current on all the fun!

And don’t forget to join us Sunday at Needleworks for our Knit for Food event if you’re in the central Florida area. We will be knitting to raise money to fight food insecurity and even have some prizes to give away. The event runs from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and is being held at 5151 Lake Howell Rd. in Winter Park.

Finally, we can’t wait to see you LIVE! Saturday on the podcast. It’s going to be a great show!

It’s spring!!! Nothing says spring quite like hedgehogs holding tulips (at least in my opinion). These little hand-sculpted hedgehogs are hard workers and are ready to be adopted into loving homes.

You can choose among soldered rings, lobster claw clasps, or lever backs for your attachments.

I’ve been promising that our sock rulers will be back in stock soon after they sold out back in January and today is finally the day!!

So if you’ve been waiting, this is your official chance to go grab one of your own!

Why did they sell out so quickly the first time?
Because they’re awesome!

These little rulers let you knit socks the perfect size for any recipient. All you need is their shoe size.

Works for both top down or toe up socks.
Place the ruler with the arrow snug into the heel (or toe) of your sock and knit until you reach the line for your desired size.
Then begin working your toe (or your heel).
No math.
Just knit!
And best of all?
It rolls up nice and small to fit inside your project bag so you can take it wherever your sock knitting takes you!

Does your knitting bag need one?

Meet the Pacific Grove Shawl.

As a young lieutenant in the Air Force, I was absolutely spoiled to be stationed in the central coast of California for my first assignment, as a student at the Naval Postgraduate School. While there, I met my husband, an Army captain — we sat next to each other in class for almost an entire semester before we worked up the nerve to talk to each other… And I guess you could say, everything else is history! We are celebrating our 10-year anniversary this year and have two cute kiddos who consume all our free time. This shawl would have been perfect for all the cool evenings that we spent walking along the coast in Pacific Grove.

This fingering-weight pattern is full of garter stitch, simple stripes, mosaic colorwork, and finishes with a gorgeous i-cord bind-off. I used La Jolla by Baah Yarn in Blue Winged Teal and Coral Bay, and my testers used some other very unique color combinations if you are looking for inspiration!

A palette with the classic Plies & Hellhounds moody depth but with some new pops of color. Like a vase of Poppies in a dark green living room, or that favorite yellow velvet chair in your office where you take a break from your work.

Revival DK: 50% Kent Romney, 37.5% BFL, 12.5% Brown BFL
100g, 268yds, DK weight, non-Superwash

Wrought Iron: A charcoal black like the original fence around the front garden standing as an intimidating barrier to the outside world but a strong barrier keeping your garden within.

Old Growth: A Stormy Navy kitchen with the dark colors making the cabinets feel like that are going on forever, a warm cave of fresh pastries, stews and late night hot drinks.
Withdrawing: A living room not just for sitting, with living plants acting as curtains around tall windows, browns and greens in the leathers and leaves enveloping you in their branches while you read your favorite book.

Solitude: Bedrooms are meant to be a sanctuary, somewhere to be your truest self and feel complete relaxation. The last warm blues of the night sky before the sun rises envelope this bedroom making it feel like the witching hour all day.

Gable: Standing strong in either a shelf lined library or outline of the home itself a wine red brings the power of what you can bring through your stories and reminds those looking up at this house what power goes on within its walls.

Sun Soaked: Rays coming in through the long halls and tall ceilings warming the wooden floors, feeding the plants, and illuminating the colors of the house.

Charmer: Accents in flowers, pillows, art, food. Pops of a bright red to balance out the moods of the walls.

Good Bones: The house won’t stand without good bones and this collection wouldn’t be here without this yarn. Letting the natural heathering of the wool shine and speak for itself.

Sweater: Double Date by Winter’s Weather Knits in Wrought Iron, Gable, Good Bones and Charmer