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SPRIGS & Stone

Sprigs and Stone yarn comes to us from Alisha in Olympia, Washington. There are so many things we want you to know about this yarn, we hardly know where to start!

We are incredibly happy to be among the first to discover this yarn! It has been available for less than a year and knitters beyond the Pacific Northwest are just becoming aware of it. We are one of three yarn shops in the US to carry it and we imagine that number will increase dramatically as it becomes better known.

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Hudson & West Deep Winter 2020 Collection

Hudson & West is a recently launched yarn company. My Sister Knits considers ourselves quite fortunate to be one of the few yarn shops to offer their yarns to our customers!

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Connie Bea

We said goodbye to one of our own this week.  Our dear beloved Connie Bea ended her fight with pancreatic cancer and is now at peace and not in pain any longer.

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Knoble Yarn Fest

Northern Colorado’s newest yarn festival is about to make its appearance! Knoble Yarn Fest will take place Thursday, February 13th through Sunday, February 16th at the Clarion Hotel and Conference Center in Greeley! 

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How To Swatch In The Round

We’ve had a few questions lately about swatching in the round.  Today we’re going to give you directions on one way to do it.

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Join Our Try Something Different Project!

Happy New Year!  We at My Sister Knits came up with a fun idea of how to kick off our creativity in 2020!

Jenny is hosting our Try Something Different Project!  The formal part of this project will last from now until Saturday, March 21st.  The informal part may go on all year!

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A Tale of Two Hats

Today I have for you a cautionary tale.  I often promote swatching on this blog because I know it is necessary to get the fit you want.  Let’s look into why I have developed that firm belief, with hats the subject of today’s focus.

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December is Love and Knitting is Love Made Visible

“Properly practiced, knitting soothes the troubled spirit, and it doesn’t hurt the untroubled spirit either.”

“Knit on with confidence and hope through all crises.”

Elizabeth Zimmerman, the beloved mother of ‘modern’ knitting, was a wise woman.  She understood that knitting is so much more than just following a pattern and creating something. The reasons we knit are many and varied.  

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Plystre and Cohana

We at Sister Knits love items from the United States but recently Julie found two companies from abroad that meet our high standards!

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A Morning With Deb Robson

Deb Robson is a fiber generalist, a fount of information on all things woolly, and she lives right here in Fort Collins!

Deb is the fiber author of The Fleece and Fiber Sourcebook, in collaboration with livestock expert Carol Ekarius. This book is an encyclopedia of more than 200 animal fibers!  The photos of the animals, fleece, yarn, and swatches are pure visual delight.

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German Short Row Success!

Do short rows send you running for the hills? They tend to strike fear into the hearts of many knitters.

I am going to tell you about my journey to short row confidence with the hope that it will inspire you to be brave and not shy away from them.

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New In The Shop!

There are a variety of items we want you to know about this week!  We’ve been busy unpacking and restocking and uttering cries of delight with it all!

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Knitting is Love Made Visible

“Properly practiced, knitting soothes the troubled spirit, and it doesn’t hurt the untroubled spirit either.”

“Knit on with confidence and hope through all crises.”

Elizabeth Zimmerman, the beloved mother of ‘modern’ knitting, was a wise woman.  She understood that knitting is so much more than just following a pattern and creating something. The reasons we knit are many and varied.  

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