Wooly Blooms Tipless Gloves are definitely something you should give serious thought to making this summer!

First, they are a small portable project that won’t take up lap space and make you hot!

Second, they look like they are so much fun to make! Each pair is unique and can be personalized by the knitter.

Emilia & Philomene yarns have only been available for three years. Lucky for us, Julie found them!

A skein or two of Clinton Hill Cashmere yarn is an indulgence that you will treasure for years to come!

Getting cashmere off of the goat and onto your needles is quite a process and involves a world-wide trip. The term ‘cashmere’ indicates the downy underfiber that goats generate as insulation in the winter. Then they shed it in the summer. Cashmere does not mean a certain breed of goat!

We would like to introduce you to Chicken Coop Dyeworks yarn! New at My Sister Knits this week, you will find it featured on our renovated wall to the left as you enter the shop! We are busily creating samples of this fun yarn so you can see and feel it knit into a project.

We have several samples of items knit with Green Mountain Spinnery’s Mountain Mohair on display at the shop right now! We encourage you to make a special trip to My Sister Knits to see this yarn knit up before they leave us. It’s always helpful to see, feel, and try on samples!

Herbarium, designed by Lisa Hannes of maliha designs, is an eye catching shawl on display at My Sister Knits! Several of us have fallen in love with this stunning accessory and it’s at the top of our to-knit list as soon as the weather cools down.

If you’re like the My Sister Knits staff, your mind is yearning for fall knitting. However, the weather, even with air conditioning, is not ideal for having large projects on our laps. We have a terrific solution for you

Umbra and Schnee have come to pay a visit to My Sister Knits! And just who/what are they? They are two light as down, perfect for summer nights, wraps!

My Sister Knits is thrilled to announce two marvelous discoveries!

First is Yarn Hero Fiber Arts! Julie manages to spot glorious yarns that are not readily available to local yarn shops. Yarn Hero is one of them and we have a trunk show arriving on Saturday, August 1st.

Exciting things are afoot at My Sister Knits! There has been much moving of furniture, pushing and pulling of movable shelving carts, and general upheaval on our main level!

Blue Sky Fibers mini bundles are at My Sister Knits! These bundles are a fun way to add color to your projects!

My Sister Knits is hosting a Forbidden Fiber Co. trunk show coming next week! This is a completely different trunk show than usual. Most trunk shows feature sample items that are not for sale. This one will have yarn for sale!

Wooly Blooms Tipless Gloves are definitely something you should give serious thought to making this summer!

First, they are a small portable project that won’t take up lap space and make you hot!

Second, they look like they are so much fun to make! Each pair is unique and can be personalized by the knitter.

My Sister Knits has something in the works that we can’t wait to show you! Julie has a passion for finding notable yarn from small independent dyers. My Sister Knits is focused on providing breed specific, non superwash, unique yarns to our customers.

Farmer’s Daughter Fibers is hosting a summer KAL (KnitALong) as a fun way to support Local Yarn Stores (LYS) that carry their yarn! Happily, there will even be prizes at the end!

When you land on Ravelry’s home page, at the top you find a ‘yarns’ tab. This essential tab is often overlooked. Clicking here opens up a world of information!

My Sister Knits announces our third KAL of this ‘at home’ period, starting as soon as you get your yarn! This is one that will take a little longer to finish but will result in a stunning summer weight poncho! In contrast to our last KAL which created a rather rustic shawl, this poncho is elegant and versatile.

My Sister Knits is delighted to announce that we are open once again! We want all of our customers to stay safe and well and it goes without question that we are following Larimer County’s mandatory practices for retail business opening.

Enter linen and cotton, ideal warm weather fibers to knit with. We went on a little treasure hunt around the shop to see what we could find.