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A new fiber chapter

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Acorn & Oak Fibers (formerly Why Knot Fibers) is growing and changing in exciting ways, and we’re inviting you to be part of it!

We purchased processing equipment to create roving, pin-drafted roving, and combed top, as well as semi-worsted and worsted yarn. What does this mean? It means that, in addition to all the beautiful hand-dyed colors you’re used to, we will be able to create our yarn bases and spinning fibers from scratch, having our hands in every part of the process.

This also means that we will eventually be able to offer small-batch processing to our greater fiber community. We hope to raise enough to move the equipment, upgrade our current mill space, and maybe be able to expand sooner rather than later.

We have put together what we believe is a lovely set of rewards for all levels of backing, and we would love to have you along for this adventure.

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Spinning Fiber Study Club #1

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I love to spin fiber! To encourage others to fall in love with spinning fiber, I’ve started a progressive, quarterly Fiber Study Club. We’ll start with beginner-friendly wools and gradually progress to finer fibers as our skills advance.

The first installment features French Charollais in two colourways, Barcelona and Montjuic sandstone. See my blog post for spin samples and ideas. If you’re an experienced spinner or want an extra challenge, these colours are also available in SW Merino. I’ve also dyed a coordinating yarn which could be used a base with handspun colourwork.

This is a preorder through the middle of April with a limited time discount for newsletter subscribers on all the Barcelona series fiber and yarn. Details in my next newsletter.

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Meadow Wind is almost here… 🌼

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Meadow Wind is almost here… 🌼
A season of soft light, fresh air, and creative freedom, a moment where making feels easy, playful, and full of possibility. If you’ve been thinking about joining the Wander & Make Ritual Boxes, this is your gentle nudge to join for Quarter 2.

Pre-orders close this Sunday (3/22 at midnight CST)

Each box is a small, intentional experience: color, pattern, and ritual, designed to help you slow down and reconnect with your craft.
Let this be the season you create without urgency.
Let this be the season you say yes.

Choose from fiber, fingering or DK weight yarn and you may choose a box with the extras or just the yarn/fiber.

Preorder your box today and step into a season shaped by color, rhythm, and quiet joy. Let’s wander through the seasons of making, hand in hand.

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🍯 Hundred Acre Woods Collection Drops Saturday + Surprise Restock!

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Saturday, March 21st at Noon PST brings:
✨ 10 NEW Winnie the Pooh-inspired colorways (characters + nature themes)
🦆 Jemima Puddle-Duck RESTOCK (bestseller from my Peter Rabbit Collection — limited quantities!)
💰 20% OFF all old inventory

Join us in the Hundred Acre Woods for cozy, nostalgic yarn that’s perfect for your next project. Supplies are limited, so set your alarms!

Launch: Saturday at Noon PST www.woolyowlfibers.com

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It’s time for a ready to ship sale!

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Hi friends!

We’re counting down the seconds to warmer weather over here, so we’re having a spring cleaning sale on ready-to-ship yarn and fiber! The shelves are overflowing and we need to make space for our upcoming collections. Use the code spring20 for 20% off all ready to ship items through March 15. We have several sweater quantities, tons of fun single skeins, beautiful fiber for the spinners, and even some neons for those of you that also can’t wait to get started on warm weather makes!

Thanks for your support and I can’t wait to see what you make!

Take care of you,
-MC

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New Launch this Sunday

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🎉 Birthday Launch Alert! 🎉

This Sunday, March 8th at noon PST, I’m celebrating my birthday with something special. I had so much fun applying my sewing and engraving skills!

Introducing four brand new colorways, each paired with coordinating accessories I’ve crafted entirely by hand:

✨ Engraved stitch markers (designed and engraved from scratch)
✨ DPN & magic loop cases (matching each colorway theme)
✨ Hand-dyed fingering-weight yarn (because that’s what I do best!)

Every element of this collection has been touched by my hands, from the dye pot to the engraving tool to the sewing machine. These aren’t just sock kits; they’re complete knitting experiences designed to spark joy.

I also have a new line of knitting companion blocks! Perfect for knitting bags for quick stitch reference and tools such as gauge rulers and more are now available!

Mark your calendars: Sunday, March 8th at noon PST at woolyowlfibers.com

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Spring has Sprung

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The Redbud tree is the harbinger of spring in my area. Bursting with white, lavender, but predominantly fuchsia blooms, the trees put on quite a show against the otherwise drab, dry, and dormant landscape.

I spotted some on a walk this week — well, they’re not hard to miss! — and was inspired to play with their colours. Fresh from the dye pots, I offer you assigned pooling “Redbuds in Bloom,” a highly tonal speckled “Just the Blossoms, Please,” and a semi-solid “Bark,” all in a gorgeous BFL/silk fingering sock yarn.

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Bright New Sock Sets for Your Project Queue

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Hello maker! ❤️

We’re so excited to share something fresh and colorful from the shop! A whole lineup of new sock sets just dropped… perfect for cozy projects that knit or crochet up quickly and make fabulous gifts (or happy feet for you!).

Each set features beautiful coordinating shades that play beautifully together and are curated to make your next sock project extra fun and inspiring. The Gearshift Sock Sets are hand dyed on our Blueprint Fingering base. This scrumptious base is comprised of Superwash Merino, Cashmere and nylon. It’s so soft on your hands, with a subtle sheen.

Grab one of the new and fun color sets today. Whether you’re sipping tea and stitching through a weekend, planning cozy gifts, or making your way through a sock queue, these sets are sure to brighten your project bag.

Just for Indie Untangled friends, enjoy 10% your yarn purchase with code INDIELOVE10 through the end of February (February 28, 2026).

Happy making,
Crystal

P.S. Did you know that when you purchase six skeins or more you automatically receive 15% off in your cart?

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New Yarn from Upland Fiber Co.!

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Meet Polypaca, our newest worsted weight yarn, thoughtfully crafted from 50% American Polypay wool and 50% American alpaca. This balanced blend brings together the best of both fibers: Polypay offers structure, elasticity, and crisp stitch definition, while alpaca contributes softness, warmth, and a gentle bloom that gives the fabric an easy, wearable feel.

Polypaca is farmed, scoured and spun in the Northeast and launched in five undyed, natural shades, created by blending white Polypay fleece with the rich, naturally occurring tones of alpaca. The result is a grounded palette of soft, heathered greys and earthy browns, no dye required.

Polypaca is now available in the online shop at uplandfiberco.com.

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