A Little Knitty

Mini Skein Stripes - The Crochet Beanie Series - $50 - 3 Hours  Instructor: Jeananne from Positively Yarnie Saturday, October 25th 10am to 1pm Do you love to collect mini skeins?! Us too! Learn how to use your mini skeins to create a modern striped crochet beanie. Together we will choose an order for our mini skeins and start stitching!  What Participants Should Already Know: How to make the following stitches: CH, DC, SC, SLST, and post stitches.How to work in a magic circle and how to weave in yarn ends.   What Participants Will Learn: How to add in a new color to your crochet project. How to create a striped beanie, using mini skeins and different ways to play with stripe color order.   We Provide: A digital and printed copy of the Rain Forest Beanie pattern, Rainforest Beanie Color Selection Planning Sheet. Markers, crayons, or colored pencils.   YOU BRING: You will need multiple colors of yarn to complete this pattern.  Main Color: 140 yard...

Crochet Emotional Support Chicken - $65 - 4 Hours - Inst: Teresa Waldo Sunday, October 12th Noon to 2pm AND October 26th Noon to 2pm Hey crocheters we can now make our own Emotional Support Chicken with the new crochet pattern that is out! It looks very similar to the extremely popular knitted Emotional Support Chicken. Those of you who have knit a chicken may want to crochet one as well. I have! They are best chicks. The chicken is crocheted almost exclusively in single crochet with short rows for shaping. It is crochet flat and seamed together (We will look at seaming options). It is so fun to see these loveable chickens come to life. Watch out though, many people will want you to make them one too!  You bring: 300 yards Worsted Weight Yarn in as many colors as you would like Size 4.5mm hook or size needed for a gauge of 16sc for 4”, scissors, tapestry needle, stitch markers We Supply: 4 hours instruction time, printed and digital pattern Register in-store or online HERE

And the last in the Symmetric Socks & More collection is the Degrade. The other two socks come in 80g balls, but this one is 100g!     Katia Symmetric Socks & More Degradé Discover Katia Symmetric Socks & More Degradé , an innovative 4-ply sock yarn with a perfectly structured color gradient. This premium edition starts with a series of marked and ordered stripes , ideal for decorating the upper part of your handmade socks. A great choice for crafters who love both symmetry and creativity! Yarn details 75% Non-Mulesing Superwash Wool 25% Polyamide 100 g = 400 m / 437 yd Needle size: 2.5 - 3 mm Gauge: 30 stitches x 42 rows = 10 x 10 cm Machine washable at 40C, do not tumble dry  This yarn comes in 6 beautiful colorways   You can find this yarn in-store or online HERE 

You aren't seeing double, this is another print version of the Katia Symmetric Socks...this one is just called Infinity!     Katia Concept Infinity Symmetric Socks & More 4ply Step up your sock game with Katia Infinity Symmetric Socks & More from the Concept collection! This innovative 4-ply yarn features a perfectly printed colour cycle that alternates between vibrant tones and soft ecru. As the name suggests, this is a refined version of last summers bestseller, with even more colour harmony. Designed for socks and more   You can purchase this yarn in-store or online HERE 

Katia Symmetric Socks & More - Illusion   Discover the charm of color! Katia Symmetric Socks & More Illusion is an innovative 4-ply sock yarn that features a perfect chromatic effect. Brightly colored stripes alternate neatly on a soft base of faded tonesperfect for stylish and creative sock projects. This superwash yarn is easy to care for and ideal for knitting socks, baby garments and accessories. The blend of 75% non-mulesing wool and 25% polyamide offers warmth, stretch and durability. Specifications Weight: 80 g Length: approx. 320 m Composition: 75% non-mulesing superwash wool, 25% polyamide Needle size: 2.5 - 3 mm Gauge: 30 stitches x 42 rows = 10 x 10 cm Machine washable at 40C This gorgeous yarn comes in 6 colorways. These are $18 each and you can find this yarn in-store or online HERE    

Have you ever wished you could knit the galaxy while watching Star Wars?? Well, we have the book for you!   Bring the power of the Force to your needles with the first official Star Wars knitting pattern book. Featuring 28 knits pictured in gorgeous full-color photography, Star Wars: Knitting the Galaxy includes patterns for toys, apparel, and home decor inspired by your favorite movie moments, characters (both human and alien), droids, ships, and more. Projects range from simple patterns like the Ewok Hood (sized for both children and adults!) to more complex projects like the Darth Vader Pullover. It even includes patterns for knitted replicas of a few iconic costume pieces, such as Luke Skywalker’s cropped flight vest from A New Hope and Rey’s vest and arm warmers from The Last Jedi . With projects for knitters at all levels and a variety of techniques to practice—including stranded colorwork, double-knitting, and lace knitting— Star Wars: Knitting the Galaxy is ...

Crochet City Witch Hat - $52 - 3 Hours - Inst: Elena Marquez Saturday, October 4th 10am to 1pm It's time to get spooky with the City Witch Hat by Knot Bad Britt! You Supply: a 3.5mm crochet hook, a locking stitch marker and 220-310 yards of worsted weight yarn. We used Alba Aran We Supply: Class includes 3-hours of hands on instruction and guidance, the City Witch Hat pattern (digital and printed versions) and jewelry wire to finish off your hat! You'll also receive a spooky stitch marker to decorate the brim of your hat or use on your next project! REQUIREMENT: Students should have an understanding of magic circle (we will review in class), single crochet, and increasing. You can register in-store or online HERE

My First Cabled Beanie - The Crochet Beanie Series - $50 - 3 Hours  Instructor: Jeananne from Positively Yarnie Saturday, October 11th 2pm to 5pm Have you been wanting to try crocheting cables?! In this class you will learn how to create a simple cable textured beanie using post stitches  in your choice of 3 sizes. This class is great for adventurous beginners as well as folks wanting to learn a new technique. You Should Know: How to make the following stitches: CH, DC, SC, SLST and how to weave in yarn ends. You Bring: The amount of yarn needed varies depending on the size of beanie you would like to make. You can choose the size of beanie you would like to make:     For Child Size: 162 yards of DK weight yarn    For Adult Size Small/Medium: 180 yards of DK weight yarn    For Adult Size Medium/Large: 196 yards of DK weight yarn    US Size G/6: 4.00 mm   or, if you tend to crochet tightly, a US Size H/8:...

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It's no surprise, this hot weather just sucks the knitting mojo right out of me. Especially when it means putting a hot sweater on my hot lap in order to finish it!! But when we had a tiny cold snap (how I loved you, cold snap!!!) I got my butt in gear to finish my trip off sleeve island and I finished my modified Flax from last year!!! But when I finished the sleeve (it's only a 3/4 sleeve...how did it take me SOOOO long???) I decided I didn't like the collar, so I ripped that out and did it again! Now it is completely done, all the ends are woven in, it had a bath and now I just wait for it to dry!! So, by my math...I finished 1 thing so I get to cast on 3 more!!!!! My first new cast on is the Salty Air Tee This has been in my queue FOREVER and I have been talking about getting it done...then this weekend TWO ladies on our trip to Salem were making it...so I decided NOW IS THE TIME!!!!! I picked up some gorgeous yarn from Boss Kitty when we were in Salem and upon arrival ...

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Oooooh...I can feel cozy season in the air...and in our inventory!!! We received a restock of Herriot & Herriot Fine in some NEW 2025 Colors!!!!       

Hello Everyone!  I have been MIA for the past month, as Jen allowed me time off to be with my family as my daughter got married. We had lots of family come in, some coming from as far away as Norway. So getting the chance to hang out with them as much as possible was so very much appreciated. The wedding was beautiful, and I now have a new son-in-law, who we all adore.  I did, however, miss the shop a ton, and can’t wait to see everyone again! Please say hello when you stop in - I’d love to see you! So what have I been working on this past summer? Honestly, not much as it’s been a crazy busy summer. But Jen’s cruise to Alaska was amazing, and getting to visit so many yarn shops was so inspiring!! I don’t think it has to be said that all of us bought lots of yarn! (I highly recommend next year’s cruise - it has a crochet theme, but knitters are welcome, too. You’ll love being able to go to all the yarn shops in all the places, and have sit and stitch at sea, and all the things ...