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With a handy carabiner clip, this lightweight sidekick is always ready for action, dangling from your project bag. Each one even comes with a matching magnetic needle minder—because your needles deserve a cozy parking spot too. Pair it with a set of Oregon Stitch Markers for the ultimate Beaver State pride!

3D printed from biodegradable plastic and marked with US sizes, these cheerful gauges are the eco-friendly detectives of the knitting world—solving mysteries, one stitch at a time.

Plötulopi is mostly knitted using two or three strands, resulting in garments that are exceptionally light and airy. Plötulopi is surprisingly strong once knitted thanks to the unique characteristics of Icelandic wool.

Gently wind the required number of strands of Plötulopi together or knit straight from the plates.

A single strand of Plötulopi is very delicate. It can be strengthened by twisting it lightly or by knitting it with one strand of Einband or any lace weight yarn. Plötulopi is great for felting, hand spinning and many other things.

Discover how intentional spinning can transform your projects in PLY Magazine's Issue 53: Purpose. By exploring the art and science of spinning with the finished project in mind, fiber artists can create yarns perfectly suited for knitting, crochet, weaving, embroidery, and more.

Issue 53 includes expert articles on selecting fibers, planning yarn construction, sampling techniques, fleece buying, sustainability through upcycling, spinning for weaving and embroidery, and so much more! Don't miss out on beautifully designed knit and crochet patterns, historical perspectives, and practical tips from experienced spinners.

Packed with inspiration and hands on knowledge to help you spin with purpose, PLY Magazine will help you deepen your understanding of yarn design.

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When you check out there will be a box titled "Order special instructions". 

Please write in the box what you would like to focus on in this private crochet session. 
Examples:

• I have never crocheted before. I would like to learn from the beginning! 
• I would like to learn the ____ stitch. 
• I have this pattern (name and designer), I would like help with it. 

This way Abby will have time to prepare the lesson beforehand! Thank you so much. 

Whether you're wrangling yarn or wrangling kids, Maika’s Project Tote is here to make life easier and way more fashionable. Designed with creatives and on-the-go dreamers in mind, this roomy and durable tote is perfect for stashing your knitting or crochet projects, toting gardening tools, or organizing toys for your little humans.

Crafted with eco-friendly recycled canvas and adorable hand-printed designs, it’s got pockets (hallelujah!), a wipeable lining for those oops moments, and sturdy handles that mean business. This bag’s got your back!

Features We Love!

• 4 outer pockets for easy access
• Drawstring enclosure to secure your items
• Inner pocket with slots for tools and accessories
• Handy grommet for threading yarn or hooking a charging cable
• Sturdy straps for easy toting
• Made with Recycled Canvas
• Printed with eco-friendly pigment inks

Prym's Crochet Hook Roll can fit a full set of crochet hooks plus more! This design opens trouble free with a single pull double zipper and a side opening that creates easy access and visibility to all your crochet tools. Lastly, a hook and loop velcro strip keeps the zipper flap closed and in place while on the go! 

Each set includes five high-quality crochet hooks. Made out of a lightweight non-slip high performance synthetic material, Prym has designed a hook that will eliminate any pain while working. The ergonomic shape of the handle allows any crocheter to ensure the longevity of their health and their craft. These hooks are destined to be the go-to tool for your next project – and every project after! 

Small Set Hook Sizes: 

• US E-4 (3.5 mm)
• US G-6 (4.0 mm)
• US 7 (4.5 mm)
• US H-8 (5.0 mm)
• US J-10 (6.0 mm)

Large Set Hook Sizes:

• (7 mm)
• US L-11 (8 mm)
• US M-13 (9 mm) 
• US N-15 (10 mm)
• US O (12 mm)

Bourette silk is cruelty free! Silk yarn is made with the silk threads that come from silk worm cocoons. An intact silk worm cocoon is made of one single very long thread. In conventional silk production the cocoons are boiled, leaving the silk worms to die. Bourette silk, on the other hand, is made from the silk threads of naturally vacated cocoons – ones from which the silk worms have completed their natural metamorphosis into moths. During this incredible process, the cocoon breaks apart leaving the silk thread in pieces. These short silk fibers are painstakingly collected and spun into yarn. Creating bourette silk is a very time consuming process resulting in a more rustic, but no less luxurious strand of yarn. 

From the publishers of PLY and WEFT, comes the first issue of PURL—a new knitting magazine. Issue 1 is, appropriately all about all about beginnings and casting on. You'll find articles and instructions on numerous cast ons, with their benefits and disadvantages explained so you can pick the right one for your project. Need a stretchy cast on for ribbing? Kate Atherley has you covered. What about a double-sided cast on for toe-up socks? Not only does Tanis Lavallée compare four cast on options, but she also has an adorable toe up sock pattern for you to practice with.

Long tail cast on is commonly used, but how much do you know about the structure? Alissa Barton explains what happens during this family of cast ons, while Samantha Brunson and Denise Bayron look at getting just the right amount of tail remaining and making the cast on not too tight, respectively. And Patty Lyons provides tips and tricks for a neater cast on edge for long tail and other cast ons. 

You’ll also find articles that explore the concept of casting on as the start of something, from planning a project from Tina Tse to mindful stretching to prepare for a new project from Liza Laird. You’ll also get a look at historical precursors to knitting from Sara Temme, aka The Textile Anthropologist and a historical look at the names of cast ons from Lisa Toppin. Photo tutorials for all the cast ons in the issue are included. 

This jam-packed issue has so much more inside. Don't miss out on this issue!

Grab a beverage from our sponsor, This Girl Walks Into a Bar, and join us for a lively, yarn-filled evening as we dive deeper into the fascinating world of knitting, crochet, and fiber arts! 

A plethora of "ah-ha!" moments will to shed light on the secrets to achieving success with your fiber arts projects. Whether you’re a gift maker, fashion lover, or overall craft enthusiast... Our Purls of Wisdom lecture series will have you inspired and ready to tackle your future projects with new knowledge and confidence!

Purls of Wisdom is sponsored by This Girl Walks into a Bar: Mixers + Snacks. Sisters and co-owners, Jordan Catapano and Jocelyn Dunn, created This Girl Walks into a Bar to complete and enhance your bar setup. Set against the backdrop of California outdoor entertaining and dining, their products use fresh, certified-organic ingredients, that are low sugar and taste homemade. Their mission is to create high-quality, non-alcoholic, and responsibly sourced organic mixers for any age and every lifestyle. Cheers!

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Pysanky are traditional decorated eggs from Ukraine, with origins that predate the 1st century AD and are rooted in ancient symbolism tied to fertility, protection, and the return of spring. The intricate designs are created using a wax resist method, where layers of dye and wax build complex patterns rich with meaning and regional significance. Over generations, pysanky have remained an important cultural art form, passed down through families as both a spiritual practice and a celebration of heritage.

Use to darn any item that needs a touch up or mend! Made out of wood, they are very durable and add the perfect whisper of whimsy to any crafter's kit or display. 

The Twice Sheared Sheep Quick Gauge Ruler is an innovative tool used for counting stitch gauge. Made out of a transparent material, this tool is simple and straight forward to use on any project. 

Place gauge ruler on top of the swatch and line up the stitches inside of one of the gauge grids. Discover your stitch count per inch when you find the correct matching grid!

Radicle Threads Issue 2: Growth/Sunny & Bright is the second issue of the independent craft magazine Radicle Threads Magazine. This print blends knitting and crochet patterns with lifestyle content, celebrating creativity, community, and cultural expression from contributors of diverse backgrounds. Inside you’ll find a collection of vibrant designs: including 11–12 knit and crochet patterns, as well as refreshing seasonal recipes, crafting projects, and thoughtful articles.

The issue often includes personal essays, features like a journal from Fennigan’s Farms, and a range of voices that highlight Black, Brown, Indigenous, and Melanated makers, aligning with Radicle Threads’ mission to uplift, amplify, and empower underrepresented voices in the fiber arts.

Now in a colorful array, KnitPro's Rainbow Knit Blockers are made with a durable plastic that holds up to 8 rust-resistant pins. Not only do these blockers create a safer blocking experience, the all in one method creates a more accessible one as well. 

Included:
Pack of 20 Knit Blockers (12 Knit blockers having 8 pins & 8 Knit Blockers having 4 pins)

Malabrio’s premium Uruguayan merino is just as soft as ever and Rasta comes in a range of unique “watercolor multi” colorways as well as a rainbow of semi-solid basics. Unbelievably squishy, this is the yarn to turn to when you want the ultimate in warmth (or the ultimate in speed!). Great for quick knits, textured stitches, hats, cowls, scarves, outerwear.