Inspired by a fresh arrival of Miss Babs Yummy 2-Ply and Yummy 2-ply toes, we’ve searched the galaxy for some of our favorite multi-colored shawls to show off the beautiful colors of hand-dyed yarn. Because let’s face it — it’s hard to choose just one from this spectrum of spectacular hues! Age of Gold by […]
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Knitting for the Apocalypse
We were so excited to be part of this New York Times article (in the Style Section of the print edition on Sunday, May 1oth)! It features Doomsday Knits, a book by Alexandra Tinsley and published by my friend Shannon Okey. But it also features our “Come the apocalypse, I will have clothing” shirt design […]
Project Idea-Destination Unknown Shawl
When I first saw the Destination Unknown shawl by Cheryl Faust, it made me gasp. The subtle color changes of the Spincycle Dyed in the Wool are perfectly offset by the striking solids of Brooklyn Tweed Peerie. The gorgeous herringbone texture is achieved by the deceptively simple mosaic knitting technique. The description by the designer […]
Brooklyn Tweed – 30% Off Sale and Wool People 14
We’ve heard it over and over again – our stitches soothe us in uncertain times. Our knitters and crocheters work in a range of industries that have been affected financially by the current crisis, so we are extending a special sale. All Brooklyn Tweed yarns are on sale for 30% off. You can shop them […]
Spring 2020 Lookbook
Our Spring Lookbook is here! View our team’s top picks for spring projects. Click to find the pattern or buy the yarn. View it here or click through below. #fibrespacelookbook
Knit and crochet blankets for babies
I know I’m not the only one who thinks there may be an extra large number of babies born in roughly 9-10 months… Here at fibre space, we have seen a lot of you putting together baby blanket projects. They are a comforting thing to work on, a larger project that requires a lot of […]
Featured project: Koko by Olga Buraya-Kefelian
Last summer, Olga designed this shawl in honor of our 10th birthday! Today this pattern is part of the Mason Dixon March Mayhem so be sure to go vote for it on March 19th. Koko means “here” in Japanese and was chosen by Olga to celebrate her local community space. The dimensional textured fabric that […]
Scholarly Sunday: The Madder Anthology Trilogy by Carrie Bostick Hoge
This week for Scholarly Sunday, three is the magic number. Our featured publication is the Madder trilogy, which is back in stock in space. Each anthology in this series features knit patterns and photography by designer Carrie Bostick Hoge. These three publications are full of simple and elegant wardrobe staples, beautifully photographed in the designer’s […]
Our yarn guide for Harry Potter: Knitting Magic
We’re raving about the awesome new book, Harry Potter: Knitting Magic, from local knitting master Tanis Gray. She’s conjured up some truly magical patterns with designs from Tiny Owl Knits, Sara Elizabeth Kellner, Dianna Walla, Dana Williams-Johnson, Susan Claudino-Aguilar, Lindsay Henricks, SpillyJane, Casapinka, martaschmarta, Stephanie Lotven, Jennifer Lori, Joan Forgione, Heather Zoppetti, and Susanna IC. […]
It’s Back: Biscotte Bis-Sock!
A fresh delivery of Bis-Sock hand dyed sock yarn from Biscotte Yarns in Saint-Bruno, Quebec is here just in time for your sock, shawl, mitten, baby clothes and other fine-gauge knitting needs! We’ve got twenty-four amazing self-striping colorways in stock – check them out! (With color names like Grinch, Witch Underpants, and Purple Rain, how […]
Breed-specific Yarn
Breed-specific yarns are yarns made of wool from one or more specific breeds of sheep. With thousands of sheep breeds around the world to choose from, that can make for a lot of yarn! Why make yarn with wool from one specific breed of sheep? This lets the unique character of each breed’s fiber really […]