One of the highlights of the Rhinebeck Trunk Show was getting to see several colorways and bases from The Woolen Rabbit in person. While Kim unfortunately was unable to make it to the show from her home in New Hampshire and have her own display as planned, we ended up doing a last minute change and she sent me yarn to sell in the Indie Untangled booth. And now, you have the opportunity to purchase what I took home with me in a special Woolen Rabbit pop-up. Hop to it!
Forget adult coloring books — coloring project bags are where it’s at. Yep, Laura of Slipped Stitch Studios has combined yarn, coloring books and bags into the ultimate craft project. Starting today at 9 a.m. Pacific, four bag sizes will be available in three different coloring fabrics, printed on Eco Canvas to reduce marker bleed, and a choice of inside fabric. You’ll also get a “gauge swatch” to gauge your ink. So fun!
Sue of Invictus Yarns is back in action after a busy month of fiber festivals. Her Etsy shop is fully stocked some returning favorites as well as some new colorways.
After making a splash at the Indie Untangled Rhinebeck Trunk Show, Nikki Dark Harbour Yarns has updated her shop. Even though it’s fall here, you get to take advantage of her spring colors, with pinks, greys and blues. Plus, get your hands on skeins of Starboard to make Jennifer Dassau’s Refracted shawl, which debuted at Rhinebeck.
The Florence Cathedral Cowl from Courtney of FloofyMoose Designs is inspired by Il Duomo di Firenze, one of Italy’s largest churches. It’s knit in the round with a repeating lace pattern and beads, using a single skein of sock yarn. The size easily modified, with percentages of yarn used on hand if you want to change the size of your cowl.
