Kollage Square Needles - These just came in and Susan has already test driven them and given them her "thumbs up."  I first heard about them from Clara Parkes of Knitter's Review.  You can read what she has to say.  We have the double points in 5" and 7" from US 0 up to US 3, and the circulars from US 0 to US 10 in 24", 32", and 40".  For those of you that like metal needles, I would encourage you to check these out.

SRK Northern Worsted - we picked up this yarn in response to your requests for a nice acrylic.  Other yarn shops recommended this to us, stating that their customers were very happy with this yarn.  Let us know what you think!

Marble Chunky - this yarn is also from the same parent company as the Northern Worsted.  When we were looking around for the worsted, we were also told to purchase this.  One shop stated that they could hardly get it on their shelves, as customers were taking the skeins out the box.  We have 8 different colors.  It is very soft and snuggly.  I see some cozy afghans.

Wild Fibers - their fifth anniversary issue came in this week.  Great articles, great pictures, and a vest pattern by Jared Flood.  What more do you want?

Interweave Knits, Spring issue

Notions - T-Pins, Tapestry needles.

 

Betsy, our sock knitter guru, is teaching a class on how to knit a sock.  She will focus on using the Magic Loop method.  You may also use double-points, 12" circulars, or 2 circulars if you prefer.

Prerequisites:  cast on, knit, purl, bind off.

Needles and yarn are extra; 10% discount when purchasing for the class. 

Payment is due when registering for the class.  No refunds.

 

 

 

Saturdays, 3 pm  to 5 pm
Starting March 7
$5.00 per session

Want to knit a shawl or something lacy, but not sure how to do it?  Starting Saturday, March 7, we will have a KAL.  You pick your project and your yarn and then join us to work on it.  We will provide help and support.   This will be ongoing.  No deadlines.  No not need to sign up, just show up.