mayberry cap

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suddenly it’s december 1st and guess who hasn’t started her christmas knitting?? not that this is any different than any other year—i am perennially late getting into the mood. i think i might be addicted to racing to the finish, in fact. which is why i love quick knits for gifts. and if said quick knit […]

a dapper boy and smart as a fox

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a few weeks ago, i received a copy of this adorable new picture book, Argyle Fox, written and illustrated by Marie LeTourneau, so i could share it with our readership. i just love the illustrations for this simple story! argyle lives in the woods with his mama (who we assume is the creator of his many dapper […]

my cutest cardigan yet

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boy has this been a lifesaver the last couple of weeks! there has been lots of adventure around here, both scary and exciting, which is why we’ve been pretty quiet for a little while. back on st. patrick’s day, our little stray pal, cardigan, went missing and didn’t come by for his normal meals—usually we could […]

wool seekers

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a few weeks ago, i received a copy of this beautiful book—in search of the world’s finest wools, written and photographed by dominic dormeuil, current chairman of house of dormeuil  and jean-baptiste rabouan, whose photojournalistic work has focused on the cultures of nomadic people. sensing  the profound impact of social, economic, and environmental change on the global wool […]

shop update!

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when we presented our first piece from winter ensemble 2017—the volta shawl by susanna IC, we sold out our stock of cabécou brillant sport in a wink—especially in the sel gris shade. the shawl was such a hit that it caused a run on cabécou skeins and shawl kits and many who wanted some but did not see […]