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. It’s available on 14 hand-dyed colors plus an undyed version, perfect for sweaters and winter accessories.
Carolyn of Swan City Yarns has released her Fleece Your Feet sock pattern and it calls for holding two fingering-weight yarns together (or you can use a DK-weight yarn) for a quick and cozy project.
Designer Ashleigh Wempe is offering a set of free printable gift tags for knitters with a sense of humor to add some personality to your holiday gifts. Sign up for her newsletter to snag your free download.
Lola of Third Vault Yarns has tons of yarn-y, non-yarn and geeky gifts in the shop, including Storm Geode jewellry, inspired by geode dice sets with encrusted gems that look like they have lightning storms inside of them.
Trisha of Yarn Jam has tons of new fiber in the shop, with lots of holiday colors and fiber with sparkle, plus new tonal fiber. There are also some new products added to the sale section of the website.
Michelle of WoolNeedleThread has crafted some small accessories that would make perfect holiday gifts, including the sweetest fish-shaped zipper bags.
It’s your last chance to snag one of WoolenWomenFibers’ new year boxes to help you kick off the new year with a new project. Full boxes come with a sock set, a set of two SamsTinyTrinkets charms, themed goodies and a new year goals and WIPs resolutions checklist.
If you’re in or near Rhode Island, you can check out Upland Fiber Co.’s farm-to-skein yarns in person at Skein Yarn Shop in East Greenwich this weekend.
The last colorway in The Knitting Artist’s Georgia O’Keeffe Yarn Club is available to preorder. It’s fittingly inspired by one of the artist’s last paintings, a simple watercolor known as Abstraction Green Line and Red Circle.
