1820 House candles are back in stock with some new fragrances available. Stop in to select your favorite.
Also available again is our popular Patchouli Garden Bath Salt! Relax and indulge with this all-natural bath salt made with essential oils and dried lavender and rose buds.
Want to know what other Knitting events are on our schedule? You can see our knitting calendar of events here.
New Dijon Chick'n entree
Our Special of Dijon Chick'n on a bed of organic red quinoa with a side of shaved Brussels sprouts has been so popular that it is being added to our menu! The vegan chick'n is grilled and topped with an delicious Dijon sauce that will make your mouth water. It's served on a bed of nutty organic quinoa that adds wonderful texture to the dish. A side of shaved, sautéed brussel sprouts bring it all together for one delicious bite.
Annual Knitters' Retreat is THIS WEEKEND!
We are so excited for this year's retreat! Michelle Hunter will be with us all three days teaching double knitting, corkscrew mittens, and finishing techniques, as well as some of her favorite cast on and bind off techniques. Everyone will receive a fabulous swag bag worth over $75. Plus we have lots of great prizes to give away at the pajama party!
If you are not yet registered and are interested in attending (as of this moment, we have 4 spots available) please give us a call at 330-726-4766 to make arrangements.
If you are registered (lucky you!) and have any questions, please see the info page online or give us a call at 330-726-4766. Look forward to seeing for a wonderful weekend of knitting, food, and fun!
Beginner Lace Class this Friday with Michelle Hunter
Join us this Friday, March 21 at 1pm for this special 2-hour beginner's lace class taught by guest teacher, Michelle Hunter.
Afraid of lace? This class will de-mystify lace as you learn chart reading, increase/decrease know-how and lots of useful tips to simplify lace knitting. Students will begin a dishcloth full of all the essential lace techniques and leave with a pattern and the confidence to join the legions of lace fans!
The Penguin Foundation on Phillip Island in Victoria saves the lives of penguins - by putting them in jumpers. When penguins are caught in oil spills, their feathers become matted, making it hard for them to stay warm or hunt for food. Until they can be cleaned, the jumpers help to keep the penguins warm and also stops them from ingesting oil in attempts to clean their feathers with their beaks. Once the penguins are treated, they are released back into the wild in their birthday suits. Once the penguins are treated, they are released back into the wild in their birthday suits.
Our Special of Dijon Chick'n on a bed of organic red quinoa with a side of shaved Brussels sprouts has been so popular that it is being added to our menu!
