Newsletter 942




On the Ocean in Sea Isle
We got a big restock of a shop favorite this week: Sea Isle! This worsted blend of organic Pima cotton and fine Merino results in a beautiful drape and a great balance of warmth and breathability. The chainette ply structure creates a fabric that works up with loft and bounce.
We love it for the On the Ocean pullover, a relaxed sweater that's both modern and timeless. It's a little bit drop-shoulder and a little bit dolman-style and a lot of fabulous! On the Ocean's all-over stripes allow you to fool around with different color combos (we've suggested a few up above; the striped sample above is worked in Sand Dollar and Soft White), but Sea Isle works up terrifically in a solid as well!
You can find the pattern RIGHT HERE. Sea Isle is RIGHT HERE. Refer to the chart above for yardage guidance. Note: If you prefer to omit stripes, just add the two yardages together to get the total needed.


New! Torzal...and The Torzal Cowl!
Brand new in the shop - and the world! - this week: Torzal, a sport-weight beauty from the reliable dyepots of Malabrigo! It's a 100% superwash Merino wool that blends random tones and shades over the length of the yarn. It's incredibly soft and it's got a handspun vibe without the handspun price: just $16 for 160 yards.
With that in mind, the Torzal Cowl is a fantastic single-skein project. The pattern is free, so this one really is a bargain on all fronts. It's a simple knits-and-purls stockinette cowl where the occasional additional purled row provides a little visual interest. It's a terrific tv-watching project, so fire up your favorite streamer, binge watch whatever murder show you're currently addicted to and get to work!
You can find the pattern for the Torzal Cowl RIGHT HERE. You'll need one skein of Torzal...choose your favorite color RIGHT HERE. The sample in the above photo is worked in Celestina, but there are over a dozen colors.

Masses of Malabrigo!
Speaking of colors: in true Malabrigo tradition, some of the shades of the new Torzal are already your favorites from their Rios, Rasta, Chunky, Mechita, Caprino, Silkpaca, Mohair, Arroyo and Ultimate Sock lines! It's always interesting to see how the different bases and weights of Malabrigo behave across a single colorway designation. And most of them have just been majorly restocked; if you've been hankering for a particular shade of any of those, now's the time to check stock online and grab it!



New from Aunt Shelle ... Purse or Project Bag? BOTH!
Because we're always on the hunt for project bags that double as "real world" purses, we were jazzed to discover these stylish leather and suede project bags from Aunt Shelle.
These crossbody bags can easily accommodate a small-to-medium project, and there's some knitting/crochet specificity to them; tapestry needles/crochet hook slots eliminate bottom-of-the-bag digging! Throw your row counter, measuring tape and any other on-the-go notions you need into one of the two notion pockets! Zip lip balm, pens, and sunglasses into the zipper pocket! Most importantly, put your favorite project into the main pouch with 2-3 balls of yarn, your wallet and keys.
- Brown leather or butterscotch suede exterior, cotton interior
- Removable strap
- 3 tapestry needle slots
- Side buttons to expand bag
- 1 zipper pocket
- 2 open pockets
Grab yours RIGHT HERE and carry it forever!

Go Wild and Start Cutting Up!
Add a bold touch to your crafting kit with these 3.5" (TSA-friendly!) embroidery scissors from legendary scissor-maker Bohin. Both precise and stylish, they're perfect for delicately cutting yarn, while bold animal-inspired finishes express your inner (or outer, what do we know?) personality.
Featuring thin, pointed blades, these scissors allow for a clean and precise cut -- ideal for knitting, crochet and embroidery work. Their compact size makes them easy to handle and carry in all your notions kits.
The patterns, inspired by iconic prints (leopard, zebra, tiger, snake, giraffe, cow), transform an everyday tool into a little bit of fun!
Grab yours RIGHT HERE.