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Pre-Rhinebeck Untangling: Bad Sheep Yarn

A light-skinned woman wearing a denim jacket and a blue patterned triangular knit shawl stands in front of a colorful graffiti wall.

This is the first in a series of blog posts featuring the fabulous sponsors of Indie Untangled, taking place on October 17, 2025, in person in Saugerties, NY, and online. Tickets are available and selling fast!

After every Indie Untangled, I send out a survey to attendees. One of the questions I ask is whether there’s a dyer or maker they’d love to see at the show the following year (while I know a lot of dyers,…

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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. 

Join Michelle of Olive &…

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What to stash this week: Summer yarn

A flat lay of 12 cotton tencel yarns in a palette of coastal colors.

Just in time for prime summer knitting, Lyla of Terrapin Fiberworks is releasing her Coastlines collection, a set of 12 colors inspired by her favorite coastal locales throughout the U.S. The yarn you see here is Lyla’s new base, Kent Cotton-Tencel Light Fingering, a blend of 60% organic Pima cotton and 40% Tencel, making it the perfect summer yarn, whether you’re making light shawls or structured garments. The collection goes live this Sunday,…

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What to stash this week: A grand entrance to a yarn-y summer

The Grand Canyon covered in snow, with dramatic cliffs and a leafless tree dusted in white frost. Hand-dyed yarn and spinning fiber in shades of navy blue, purple, icy gray, and sage green.

Raelynn of Sincere Fiber Co., a fan of both gaming and rock climbing, was inspired by a frosty Grand Canyon image for her installment. She created two coordinating colorways: Canyon’s Winter Reverie, a variegated colorway, and Vishnu Schist, a tonal named for one of the canyon’s oldest visible rock layers. 

They’re available on the following bases:

  • Cashmere Silk Suri — A laceweight blend of 53% super baby alpaca,…

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What to stash this week: Your yarn-y alibi

A murder mystery knitting weekend illustration for the Denver event.

Cheryl of Row House Yarn, who organizes the wonderful Camp Knitaway retreat I attended a couple of years ago — where I got to knit on a peaceful lakeside deck and stand-up paddle board — is also behind a series of Murder Mystery Weekends. This year’s takes place in Denver from November 14-16 and features special guest designer Cecelia Campochiaro.

The “skein of the crime” is the Halcyon Hotel in Cherry Creek….

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What to stash this week: A Rhinebeck Friday-tale

An illustration shows a fairytale-inspired, fiber-filled scene with knitters, spinners and sheep in a field with mountains in the background. It’s surrounded by a border of vines, knitting needles, crochet hooks and other crafting supplies. The text reads Indie Untangled 2025.

Once upon a time, I had an idea to kick off one of the most magical weekends of the year for us fiber folks.

I gathered a dozen dyers and designers in a tiny hotel conference room on the Friday night before the New York Sheep & Wool Festival. That small gathering grew each year, transforming into a beloved fall tradition.

This October, the story continues. 

Join us for the 12th annual Indie Untangled on Friday,…

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What to stash this week: Hygge awaits

Interior of a store with yarn on a wall on shelves.

From December 4–9, Marny and Lynn of Explore Knitting Tours are heading to Copenhagen, Denmark. You’ll visit charming yarn shops and festive Christmas markets, cruise the canal in a heated boat and wander the colorful streets of Nyhavn. Marny, a designer and instructor, will guide you in creating winter accessories inspired by your trip. Non-knitters are also welcome to get cozy.

Michelle has introduced two vivid coordinating colorways: Resurrection and Paid in Full are available on a variety of bases. …

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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: Crafting & crime

Wooden detective stitch markers with a footprint, spy glass, trench coat, caution tape, and a fingerprint. The Trinket Trellis that holds the stitch markers reads "basically a detective.”

Andrea of WoolenWomenFibers has uncovered a fun way to get you on your blanket game — wrap it up in a mystery. Her true crime-themed, year-long blanket-along is open for preorder. Each month, starting in September, you’ll get 15 10g micro skeins in a mashup of variegated, tonal and speckled colorways, plus “clues” to help you solve the “crime.”

Carolyn of Swan City Yarns is going bold with her new Color Riot colorway collection,…

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