THOUGHTFULLY CURATED COLLECTIONS. It's usually the story behind an item that convinces us we need to include it in our shop. This is the story of Urth Yarns.
It’s partnerships like ours with Knitting Fever and Urth Yarns that remind us that we’re all in this together, and together we will succeed.
With summer officially here, cotton is a terrific choice for tank tops, children’s sundresses, and light-weight shoulder coverings, like lacy shawls, ponchos, and cardigans.
See how, what began as stranded colorwork “patches” knit alongside Arne + Carlos during their Quarantine KAL, became a patchwork pillow bursting with color, featuring Izzy Knits house yarn, RUFF+TUMBLE DK.
If the shutdown is getting to you, consider starting a new project incorporating these wildly intense colorways from Urth Yarns. They're sure to put a smile on your face.
Introducing the I'm a Fan! colorblock dog sweater. Knitters will love this recipe for a custom knit designed to fit dogs of all shapes and sizes!
January is NFL playoffs season, and that calls for cozy knits in your favorite team's colors! Our exclusive RUFF+TUMBLE DK is the perfect choice for fan gear, as it comes in every NFL color.
We're in love with this easy-to-knit wrap that packs a visual punch! Our version of L'Escargot Bleu is knit with Trendsetter Yarn's Ecopuno for a deliciously soft result that we can't wait to cozy-up in.
We're proud to introduce our first exclusive Izzy Knits yarn.It's made primarily in the USA, accessible to all, perfect for play, and comes with a charitable contribution to a cause that's near and dear to our hearts.
As we prepare for the Southern California Handweavers' Guild's Weaving & Fiber Festival on May 19th, we wanted to learn more about one of our most popular weaving yarns...Bellatrista's Milk.
A tube-shaped sweater seems to work great for some dogs (which is why it's so widely used for dog sweaters) but it’s definitely not a good fit for a schnoodle. With this sweater (Take 3), I think I've found the solution.
In one of the knitting classes I’ve taken, I remember the instructor saying, “We often learn more from our failures than we do from our successes." Let's just say, I learned a lot from my second attempt at creating the ultimate dog sweater!