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Price Increases - The Time Has Come

I just want to say, my brain is a funny place to be! 

I typed " The Time Has Come" as the title and it reminded me of this poem


The time has come,' the Walrus said,

To talk of many things:

Of shoes — and ships — and sealing-wax —

Of cabbages — and kings —




No clue why this poem even lives in my head...but it does!!!!

Anyway...that's a nice lighthearted introduction to an annoying conversation about price increases! :)

Knitting Needle prices are going up! There have been some price increases roll through over the last year that I absorbed, but it has come to the point that I just can't do that anymore. From what I'm seeing so far, it is looking like 10% across the board.

For Example:

Ginger - 32" US3 was $10.50 and will now be $12.00

What this means for you??

All of our needles, notions and hooks currently on the floor will be sold at the price marked on the packing, but as we run out and restock, they will be at the new higher prices. If you have been thinking about purchasing individual needles or sets, I would do it now!!

You might see certain things low or out of stock...in some cases this may be because we cannot currently get them. Always feel free and ask if we can special order something!!!

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