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Just Landed! Virginia-based hand dyers Little Fox Yarn (aka wife/husband team Amy and Brian Sulser) specialize in rich, tonal colors inspired by the Blue Ridge Mountains, dyed on luxurious natural fibres.
Worsted weight Fennec is their “ultimate sweater yarn”, a round, plush 4-ply in soft Merino wool. Perfect for colorwork, with gorgeous stitch definition, it’s great for cozy accessories too.
If you’ve come to our help desk for a dropped stitch, you may have seen our yarnistas pull out this gem of a tool. The Cocoknits stitch fixer is a handy tool to help you pick up a dropped stitch and quickly get things back in order and on your needles. It’s especially useful for garter stitch! Check out how it works!
We are excited to have deliveries from a local Virginia hand dyer to the shop this week. Help us welcome back to space Little Fox Yarn! You`ll love their rich, tonal colors inspired by the Blue Ridge Mountains. We have several of their luxurious, natural-fiber yarn bases back in stock. Stay tuned this week to meet them!
Check it out on the Captain’s Log!
Happy Scholarly Sunday! Trails & Valleys features knitwear for the whole family and is great for summer stitching with lots of smaller, functional projects like socks, cowls, & kerchiefs that are great for stitching on the go! The entire book is themed on getting outdoors with family and creating memories, a perfect backdrop for summer adventures!
Grab your copy in space or online in our capsule!
Let’s check in with the Yarnistas about what they’re planning to cast on for the Escape from Sleeve Island Stitchalong! You can join us in our sleeveless stitching now through September 7. If you buy your project yarn from us, let us know and we will gift you 100 bonus loyalty points for joining. Then show off your finished makes on social media, tag us, and use #fssleeveisland26 & #fibrespaceFO and we’ll randomly select a winner to receive a $200 shop gift card!
Had a raffia project that didn’t work out? Don’t fret! Your raffia ramen can be revived back into easy to work with strands to start a new project. Check it out!
