Come celebrate on Saturday!

Calling all "Sale Searchers!!"

Since the 7th day of the 7th month is here and Roger will be celebrating his

70th birthday on Sunday,

we're thinking 7 may be a lucky number!!

On Saturday, July 11th , come on by for a Birthday Bash celebrating Roger and a

7 HOUR HUMONGOUS sale!

We'll be open from 10 am - 5 pm!

On Saturday, we'll take 7% off your total purchase!

Also, when you spend $ 70 , you'll have the chance to win another

$ 70 credit in merchandise!

You won't want to miss out on these big discounts and 7 hours of fun!

...SO...

Fill your stash with products & yarn that you'll love and

help us clear some space for new inventory and beautiful knitting notions!'

Remember, we will maintain at least 6 feet between one another and masks will be required to keep each other safe & healthy.

See you on Saturday!

We've given sneak peeks of this large and cozy shawl, but guess what?? This beautiful and original design is here!

Amber started knitting early 2018 while she was working on her doctorate degree in occupational therapy. Knitting became a stress reliever for her and it has been a passion ever since. Her knitting skills progressed rather quickly and she enjoys knitting tops, hats, and shawls. She recently designed her first shawl and has a lot of ideas for future designs.

For this spectacular shawl, Golden Night , she used two skeins of each color, Rooster DK and Twilight DK.

Follow the link below, for Golden Night. Use the code ROOSTER and take advantage of the 20% off introductory sale until July 14th. Amber, thank you for this design!

Golden Night by Amber Kennedy

July's HerStory recipient is

Dr. Susan

La Flesche Picotte .

She was a Native American doctor and reformer in the late 19th century. She is widely acknowledged as the first Native American to earn a medical degree. She campaigned for public health and for the formal, legal allotment of land to members of the Omaha tribe.

As a child, Susan La Flesche had watched a sick Indian woman die because a local doctor would not give her care. She later acknowleded this tragedy as her inspiration to train as a physician. She strived to provide care for all on the Omaha Reservation.

Knitted Wit's Omaha colorway is their way to honor her persistence and hard work.

Dr. Susan La Flesche Picotte deserves this recognition for all she did.