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What to stash this week: Baah-loween

Halloween event 2020.

You can now preorder the 2025 Halloweenvent from Katrinkles. Katy and her Rhode Island-based team are conjuring up a 31-day countdown calendar filled with Halloween-themed fiber tools and notions. Think spooky stitch markers and delightfully creepy trinkets. Last year’s treats were a scream (you can peek at them here), but this year’s surprises are all new.

Preorder by July 31 — or risk the horror of a sold-out box. 

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What to stash this week: A souvenir from Ireland

A collage of three photos depicting the Irish landscape and wool production. The largest image on the left shows a dramatic view of the Cliffs of Moher, with steep rocky cliffs rising from the ocean under a partly cloudy sky. The top right image features a man and a young girl standing in a green field surrounded by sheep The bottom right image shows several undyed skeins of yarn on a wooden surface, with tufts of raw wool and a spool of matching yarn.

As the plans for Indie Untangled’s upcoming spring tour of Ireland started coming together, I knew I needed to source a special souvenir of our trip — and share it with you. 

Even if you’re not joining us, you can experience the magic of Ireland by signing up for Indie Untangled’s Heritage Wool Collective yarn subscription, which pairs together small yarn producers and indie dyers. The next installment,…

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What to stash this week: The pinnacle of yarn

A dramatic view of Pinnacles National Park glows with warm orange rock formations under a pink sky. Below, hand-dyed yarn in earthy rusts, golds, and purples beautifully captures the colors and textures of the landscape.

Mel of Big Little Yarn Co. is finally joining the lineup for the Knitting Our National Parks project. I’ve been a fan of her incredible color sense for ages, so I’m especially excited to share this one. Mel’s colorway is inspired by Pinnacles National Park in California — a dramatic landscape of rock formations, quiet caves, and ancient oaks in one of the newest additions to the park system (est. 2013).

You can preorder it on Trusty Sock (75% Superwash Merino,…

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What to stash this week: Tie dye and mystery

A tie dye project bag in purples and blues.

The Third Vault Yarns shop update today has tons of new arrivals, including tie-dyed project bags in collaboration with Jackie of Soft Accents, as well as needle minders and hand-dyed sock blanks.

Whitney of WLS Makes Stuff is celebrating her birthday with a special sale, so you can get greeting cards for your crafty loved one at a discount! Use the code BDAYPLUS to get 20% off three cards or more….

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What to stash this week: Sheep to soulmates

A pastoral scene featuring a close-up of a curious sheep with a white face, black markings and ear tags in the foreground. Behind it, another white sheep stands in a grassy field, looking towards the camera. In the background, two light-skinned people — a woman wearing a gray sweater and a man in a red plaid shirt — stand in the field, smiling and looking off to the side. More sheep are grazing in the distance, under a blue sky with scattered clouds.

So many of us have found our kindred spirits through the fiber world. So, I knew you’d love the love story behind Yankee Rock Farm, which is supplying the yarn for the April installment of Indie Untangled’s Heritage Wool Collective subscription — a club that pairs breed-specific yarn with the magic of hand-dyed color.

Siri and Colin grew up in New England, each with their own flock: Siri raised Finns and Border Cheviots in Vermont’s Addison County,…

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What to stash this week: Life’s a beach-y Advent

Life’s a beach Cornbread and Honey Advent Extravaganza. 4 options to celebrating 10 years!

Tanya of Cornbread and Honey has been dyeing yarn for a decade and she is celebrating in festive fashion. To help get us through this brutal winter, Tanya is creating four yarn Advent color palettes, all themed around Life’s a Beach. To prepare, she’s offering them well in advance of the 2025 holiday season. Each one will contain 24 20-gram mini skeins in a traditional fade — think lots of variegated and speckled colorways — plus a coordinating full skein in either fingering-weight or DK Merino/nylon yarn….

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What to stash this week: Birthday year

A single skein of yarn next to its unraveled strands. The yarn is hand-dyed with vibrant shades of magenta, plum, orange and pink, with subtle tonal variations.

I’m closing it out with the 10th and final colorway from Mary of 29 Bridges Studio. Based in Maryland (the company name is inspired by Mary’s hometown of Pittsburgh, the city of bridges), Mary has been a regular Indie Untangled vendor since the all-virtual show in 2020 and she and her husband Mike have been friendly faces in person at the October pre-Rhinebeck show since 2021.

Mary’s floral-inspired colorway, Damascena will be dyed on a non-Superwash Merino Sock and an organic non-Superwash DK….

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What to stash this week: Winter lights

A wave of electric green light swirls in a blue sky above snow-covered mountains and spruce trees. Hand-dyed yarn in deep indigo, vibrant green and bright blue hues.

Here are some northern lights you don’t have to chase: Robyn of TeenyButton Studio has based this month’s Indie Untangled Knitting Our National Parks colorway on a photo of this glowing phenomenon over Denali National Park in Alaska (which definitely doesn’t have the light pollution of NYC!). Denali Borealis is available to preorder on two bases, Soft Sock, a 75/25 Merino/nylon blend and Soft DK, with 100% fine Superwash Merino. 

Debbie of Murky Depths Dyeworks has restocked the custom-milled 2-ply Cormo sportweight yarnthat she debuted at Indie Untangled in October….

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What to stash this week: Empire state of yarn

Skeins of yarn in assorted colors assembled in a row laying on a stone surface. Yellow sunflowers have been spread around them.

Megs & Co’s latest yarn is pure New York. Empire Estate is comprised of non-Superwash Rambouillet wool sourced from Elly’s Acres Farms, a family-run sheep farm in Jamesville. It’s spun across the Hudson River at Battenkill Fibers and then dyed in nine New York-inspired colorways by Megan at her studio in Fairport. The 3-ply DK-weight yarn has impeccable stitch definition, perfect for cables and colorwork.

If you’re an Outlander fan,…

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What to stash this week: Coral reef of color

Skeins of hand-dyed yarn in various shades of green, blue, and purple and a close-up of braided fiber in similar colors. An underwater view showing coral and marine life and an above-water view capturing the landscape of an island with lush green mountains and a clear sky.

As many of us spend a holiday weekend enjoying the great outdoors, it seemed appropriate to launch the next installment of the Indie Untangled Knitting Our National Parks series. This one takes us a bit further afield. Faery of Apothafaery Luxury Fibers was inspired by the stunning landscapes of the National Park of American Samoa, home to coral reefs, volcanic mountains and pristine rainforests.

Faery created two colorways: the variegated Tutuila,…

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