What's New This Month
The time is just flying by like the last of the fall leaves, and we're all getting busier, quickly knitting our holiday gifts and running in for supplies!
We are still receiving many new yarn varieties as supply chain issues mean we have been waiting for a long time.
Some things are definitely worth the wait!

Our November Store Hours:
Open Tuesday, by appointment, or, by chance!
Wednesday - Friday, 10:30 am - 4:30 pm
Saturday 10:30 am - 4:00 pm
Closed, Sunday, Monday.

You can find updates and fresh news of the shop on our Website and Facebook Page.
November Inspirations
New Yarn: Eco Shetland Worsted
This month we are happy to feature Estelle’s new Eco Shetland Worsted.
Described by Estelle Yarns as...
  • Eco Shetland Worsted is a warm and cozy woolen spun yarn, made from 100% Organic Shetland Wool.
  • Perfect for heavily textured stitches like cables, or colour work, this yarn is sure to become a favourite in your shop!
  • Because this yarn is woolen spun, more air is trapped alongside the fibres, giving it a larger number of meters per skein. Woolen spun yarns are loftier, more elastic and lighter in weight, making for a luxuriously soft knit!
The colour range is amazing and we have all of the colours available.
Our Sample
We loved this yarn so much, a sample was made using one strand of the Eco Shetland Worsted, and a strand of a lace mohair.
The pattern is a top down sweater, there are notes that the sleeves are a bit narrow, but that’s an easy fix, just add a few extra stitches under the arm before beginning the body of the sweater.
What's On Sale
Louet Gems Worsted
The clearance yarn on the website has been slowly disappearing. There is one yarn that is only on the website. The Louet Gems Worsted has been discontinued.
It normally would have sold for $16.95,and it’s on sale for $14.50.
It’s a beautiful yarn, superwash, 100% merino. It makes great garments that will wear for many years. Perfect for babies and adults!
What's On Our Needles?
What's We're Working On This Month
We're working on so many things, we're making samples as fast as we can - the latest sample is a great hat by Ysolda Teague, Musselburgh.
A top down hat done in many sizes and weights of yarn.
A double layer hat that can be worn several ways!
We made ours with a self striping sock yarn, my suggestion is to knit the fabric at a slightly looser gauge, to create a soft hat. This was the toddler size. It would be fun knit with leftovers and make random stripes.
'They say laughter is the best medicine, nope it’s new Yarn!'