We hope you’ll join us for our big annual sale! We’ve got spring yarns to make room for, so nearly everything in the store will be 35-50% off, and our online sale section will be 20% off.
During the sale we will not be able to wind yarn or help with projects (including checking Ravelry for yarn requirements, so please bring notes with you if you’re shopping for something specific). We’re sure you understand!
We will have a second check-out available (credit card only) with emailed receipts, to speed up the process and keep the line from getting too long!
The sale starts Saturday, February 4th and goes until Friday, February 10th.
We’ll be extending our hours until 6pm on Saturday the 4th and Sunday the 5th (Superbowl Sunday) and until 8pm on Thursday, February 9th.
Liz has cast on for 
Kat Coyle is a knitting designer in Los Angeles. The author of Boho Baby Knits, her patterns have also appeared in Knitty, Twist Collective, Interweave, Knitscene, Lace Style, and more. Kat learned to knit from her mom when she was eight years old.
Kat’s most popular design is the 
Kat’s most recent pattern, featured in Brave New Knits, is the Lace Flower Pin. From Kat: “Lace Flower Pin is a small project that uses simple lace knitting and garter stitch short rows (for base). I love to knit small accessories because I’m able to make something unique and beautiful in a short amount of time. Also, I collect vintage buttons and this project is a great way to use some of those special buttons. Most knitters I know have lots of yarn stash, so this project is also good for using up those bits of yarn left over from bigger projects.”
Ysolda’s most popular pattern is 
Ysolda’s most recent pattern is 
Stephen West, aka 
Most recently, Stephen released 
Alex Tinsley, aka 
Alex taught herself to knit from a book in high school, and has always been more of a make-it-up knitter than a follow-a-pattern knitters. Designing her own patterns was the logical thing to do! She mainly focuses on hats and other accessories, designing items she wants to wear that happen to have a broad appeal. She now designs full time.
Susan Barstein, aka 
