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Knitting and crochet are SUPPOSED to be tension-relieving hobbies. Unfortunately, we all know that sometimes our favorite hobbies make us a little …. well, TENSE. One of the main issues with working with yarn is how to maintain tension of your yarn to make even stitches. Now you may have seen people “throw” their yarn, or perhaps “pick” their yarn. Portuguese knitting — or maybe you’ve heard it called Andean, Peruvian or Bosnian — is a style that involves movements that are totally different from the usual Continental and English styles we’re so accustomed to seeing.

What makes Portuguese knitting so unique is the tension of the yarn. The yarn tension is created by running the yarn through a pin, and also, the yarn could also be wrapped behind the knitter’s neck. Using a knitting pin, or wrapping the yarn around your neck can help your hands from getting tired or sore. You can also use a knitting pin to help keep tension with your opposite hand while doing stranded colorwork. Pins, however, can damage your clothing. So what’s better? Using a MAGNETIC pin!

These magnetic pins feature a very strong badge-holding-style magnet, and a hanging hook that is securely attached to the badge. Each badge is handmade and features a fun motif that shows off your style and snark. Each pin is between 2 to 3 inches long. Each hook coordinates with the badge in either silver color or gold color.

Let the holiday shopping begin! Amy’s Trinket Shop is having a grand reopening/holiday sale to kick off the holiday season. Enjoy 10-20% off orders with a $50 minimum purchase through Friday, December 2.

Check out all the new goodies including Amy’s exclusive line of luxury yarn called Cedar Closet Yarns. We are also now carrying spiral cable needles, stitch stoppers, 100% essential oil linen sprays that Amy herself creates, and of course the stitch marker sets that started it all.

Visit Amy’s Etsy shop to see all the wonderful products on offer.

We dye a lot of yarn for a lot of people: for the LYSs who carry SpaceCadet, for the customers who wander into our online shop, and for our club members. And here’s the thing…

The folks we like dyeing for the most — no, wait, I mean the folks we really love dyeing for the most — are our club members.

Standing at the dye pots in the studio and exploring colour is just so much more exciting when we’re creating new colourways for our Yarn Alliance members. And that’s because our club members are the kind knitters and crocheters that I love most: yarn adventurers who embrace exactly these kinds of colour explorations.

They get us… and we get them!

And there’s no one who lives up to the title of “Yarn Adventurer” quite like the folks in the Yarn Alliance because, as when you become a member, you’re on a journey with us to explore colour. Yes, it’s true that you never quite know what’s going to be in your parcel and that is all part of the fun — every colourway is a surprise, a chance to stretch your imagination and challenge your creativity.

And every colourway is a direct connection between us as dyers and you as a maker — unique and new and created only for you as an adventurer with us in the Yarn Alliance.

We’d love to have you join us! But we don’t have long — the next parcel is due to go out very soon — so if you’re ready to embark on this adventure, you’ll need to act quickly. Get on the mailing list now so we can send you the link as soon as the club goes live!

Brand new this week in the shop is Peppermint Bark in two forms!

First up are the delicious Peppermint Bark Sock Sets which include three coordinating minis! Turning this yarn into socks or a colorful shawl will be a delight as the colors of the season will help to get you in the spirit of fun.

Secondly, our Peppermint Bark Fiber & Fun Kits are a great gift for yourself or a friend! Each kit includes a hank of Peppermint Bark on Rawlings, our Merino/silk/Cashmere blend, a handmade bar of Peppermint Bark Goat’s Milk Soap, and a set of three Peppermint Stitch Markers. Watch our podcast LIVE! at 9:30AM EST on Saturday for a special BOGO 1/2 off deal ONLY during the podcast!

To the Moon and Back is a brand new colorway this week and it’s bright and full of fun! Right now, it’s available on preorder.
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Happy Yarn Day! I have news of two more updates for you. We are really powering through them at the moment with the hope of getting plenty of beautiful yarn out into the wild by the end of this year. There is plenty more coming too. First I have news of a large Titus 4ply update coming on Friday, 18th November. There will be a few batches of variegated colourways alongside the signature ECY palette of semi-solids. Titus 4ply is one of our original yarns and is one of our most popular for good reason. It is a beautiful mix of Superwash extrafine Merino with mulberry silk meaning that it is soft, smooth and strong.

Last week Hayton DK made a reappearance on the website; it had been quite a while since the last update. We are currently calling this our teddy bear yarn as it is super soft and snuggly and the latest batch has been spun a little plumper than previously which is just making it even better. It is Merino, Cashmere and nylon meaning you get the benefits of all three fibres. This is our first DK update in absolutely ages so I’ve gone for a big range of colours to choose from, I’m hoping it’ll satisfy everyone until I can do more DK! The batches are batches of 10 x 100g skeins, hopefully allowing for sweater quantities.

Hayton DK is a great all round yarn; you can see the variety of projects it has been used for in our Projects and Patterns gallery/inspo blog post.

Two separate dyelots were added to the website. Yarn with dyelot 230922 is part of an older spin batch of Hayton DK and is not as plump as the new dyelot (labelled 251022), therefore we don’t know if your tension/gauge will be the same across both batches – please be aware of this if you are planning to combine colourways from different batches as they might not blend well. There are also a couple of batches which have unexpected pink speckles from where I had dye issues. I personally don’t think they can be excused as a feature (!) and so these speckled batches are reduced in price as a sort of ‘seconds’ situation.

Our festive boxes will be hitting the website very soon so keep your eyes peeled for news of these!

The perfect row counter so you can just knit.
– No stopping to pick up a pen and make a hash mark
– No forgetting to click the clicker
– No searching for a lost Post-It
– No unlocking your phone every row
– No digging through your bag for your missing counter
– No re-counting or frogging over and over
– No more second guessing
Just knit.

And the festive season collection is here and ready to help you with your gift knitting list! It’s always easier with a happy row counter, right? ????

After more than a year without a new yarn release, we recently added two new additions to our lineup of undyed, naturally colored yarn! This post we’ll be introducing one of them – Mutton!

Mutton is a 100% wool yarn named for its rugged good looks and rodeo style. It looks like a little lasso! Made from a blend of Lincoln sheep and Tunis sheep fleece, Mutton is a strong and durable yarn that is well-suited for outwear. Its high twist adds character to an array of projects. Use it to create textured knits and weavings, or as an alternative to cotton cord in small macrame works. Mutton is machine spun but oscillates from its overall worsted weight to sport and fingering weight, which gives the yarn a handspun look. This variation just adds another layer of texture!

We’ll be sharing more about our other new addition – Juniper – in a follow-up post on the Indie Untangled Marketplace later this month. Don’t want to wait? You can check out both Mutton and Juniper in our online shop now!

My latest pattern, Leonora slipover, inspired by the main female character in Verdi’s opera “Il trovatore,” is now available.

This vest is worked seamlessly top-down and features the most delightful cables you can imagine: a real filigree masterpiece!

You can find it on Ravelry and Payhip.

Use the code leonora for a 25% discount until Sunday 20 at midnight (Rome time).

Guaranteed to blow your mind.
A generously sized, asymmetrical cowl worked on the bias with three different stitch patterns — a great way to show off a variegated colorway on a semisolid background and add a bit of glam rock to your neck and shoulders. The neckline is even engineered to taper a bit towards the neck to reduce the amount of bulk at the neck but still fit easily over your head.

The pattern is 40% off along with all Lyrical Knits patterns now through Nov. 26th–no code is needed on Ravelry, but use the code Thankful22 on Payhip (https://payhip.com/b/x8Hgz) . It's one of Lyrical Knits biggest sales all year, so a good time to stock up.