Colorful Saturday

When Black Friday is over,

When Black Friday is over,


come join us for

Colorful Saturday!

Saturday, November 27


A different hour, a different color on sale.

10 – 11 am : all blue yarn 15% off

11 am –12: all yellow & orange yarn 15% off

1 -2 pm : all neutral yarn 15% off

2 -3 pm : all red, purple & pink yarn 15% off

3 -4 pm : all green yarn 15% off

Cabled Hat Class

Our Cabled Hat class filled up quickly, so we're offering another one!  Sign up now for your place in our Cabled Hat Class November 6th & 13th. View details HERE.

El's Pottery: Knitting Bowls

New selection of these fabulous bowls are now in stock!

Where's Noro? (Where's Waldo?)

Our traveling Kuryeon finally found it's color way at the botanical gardens!  Can you find him?

Ithaca is Gorges!

Ithaca, NY is known for the gorges in the area. It's slogan is "Ithaca is gorges", which are gorgeous. Kureyon took an afternoon trip to a state park with a large gorge with waterfalls. Trees and plants grow right out of the side of the cliffs, so tree roots grab on anywhere and how they can. The walls of the gorge reach 400 feet high in places.

Kureyon Visits the Gardens

Colorways come from many different sources of inspiration.  Kureyon visits one possible source.  The Cornell Botanical Gardens where he stopped for a photo op in a patch of Queen Ann's lace, chicory, and small sunflowers.

On the Silver Spray

Kureyon's last day at Lake George.  They went out on the Silver Spray for a ride across Lake George.  The Silver Spray is a lovely old wooden motor boat. Lake George is 32 miles long and 1 mile wide.

Lake George, New York

Kayaking with Becky

Our traveling yarn gnome visited Lake George in Upstate New York. It is a beautiful deep, clear, cold, fresh water lake surrounded by low mountains. While there, Kureyon stayed at the Silver Bay YMCA of the Adirondaks, which is about two thirds of the way up on the west side of the lake. He enjoyed kayaking followed by hiking. The hike took Becky and Kureyon several miles into the woods above Silver Bay to Uncas Falls.