There is nothing quite like holding a skein of extra sheepy yarn, rich with lanolin and smelling of the farm that it was grown on. And when it comes to […]
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Must Make Monday: Powder Wrap
There’s nothing like a cold winter day to make you want to curl up under a warm and cozy hand knit. I am not a huge shawl knitter, but when […]
Just Landed: Jill Draper Empire
There is nothing quite like holding a skein of extra sheepy yarn, rich with lanolin and smelling of the farm that it was grown on. That’s why we’re so excited […]
New pattern alert: Ochre Moss
We recently fully restocked Jill Draper’s Kingston! This gorgeous 100% American grown and made yarn is dyed in the wool for a tweedy look. Luckily, Andrea Mowrey just dropped a […]
Featured Project: Pendennis Club knit in Jill Draper Kingston
With a fresh batch of Jill Draper Makes Stuff Kingston in the shop, we are dreaming of spring sweaters. Cool mornings and evenings are the perfect time to throw on […]
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 […]
Jill Draper Kingston in new colors
Jill Draper has released a whole new set of colors this fall in her delightful Kingston yarn. They are now fully in stock at the shop! Kingston is a Targhee […]
Welcome to Sweater September!
The end of summer is coming fast, and we’re getting our fall and winter knitting all planned out. This year, fibre space is dedicating the entire month of September to […]
Jill Draper Kingston is here!
Kingston. Single origin wool. American grown. American Dyed. American spun. I was delighted to see Jill Draper at Edinburgh Yarn Festival in March where she told me about her latest […]
Week Wound Up – Friday, March 10
Greetings from space! Here’s what has been happening around the shop this week as well as upcoming classes and events. Just Landed Jill Draper Makes Stuff Esopus Lemonade Shop Simple […]
Just Landed – Jill Draper Makes Stuff Esopus
Jill Draper’s delightfully squishing Esopus yarn has returned! This base is entirely American – from sheep to the mill and then to Jill’s dye studio in New York’s Hudson Valley. […]