My Sister Knits’ Mitchell Wool Co. shipment has arrived!! We are so excited to carry this yarn! Our American Fiber yarn from Mitchell Wool Co. is so important because it was basically rescued from a mill that was closing down

My Sister Knits Launch Party for Mitchell Wool Co. American Fiber yarns is Saturday, June 8th! To those of you reading this from your email instead of the website, that means today! We encourage you to finish your Saturday morning coffee or tea and come on over!

Today I want to tell you about three things that all tie in together: a book, yarn, and a wool festival. As I was reading Clara Parkes’ book Vanishing Fleece last week, I was so absorbed in it that I want to share it with you!

Are you traveling this summer? Surely you want to take a knitting project with you to while away those travel hours in a car or on a plane. My Sister Knits has some ideas for you!

Summer is almost here! Can you believe it? Somehow everything feels a bit more laid back during the summer months. Our schedules might open up a bit, giving us time to do something different. My Sister Knits has several fun special events planned!

My Sister Knits has classes! If you’ve been wanting to learn something new, check out our offerings for the rest of May and June!

Oh my, this My Sister Knits’ blog post/newsletter has led me down a rabbit hole! Let me tell you the story. I wanted to let all of you know about the lovely new Woolberry yarns we have. The colors are just right for spring/summer knitting

My Sister Knits now has copies of Kate Atherly’s book Custom Socks: Knit To Fit Your Feet! Kate Atherly is one of my favorite teachers and even before I took a dive into this book I knew it would be fantastic, thorough, and easy to understand. Kate is a mathematician who brings that knowledge and also her years of tech editing sock patterns to this invaluable book.

https://www.ravelry.com/yarns/library/blue-sky-fibers-organic-cotton-worsted

My Sister Knits is one of the multitudes of yarn shops celebrating Local Yarn Store Day on Saturday, April 27th! This international day of celebration was created by The National Needlearts Association (TNNA) in 2018 to bring awareness to the advantages of having a local yarn store close

Let’s have some fun! If you’re anything like me, you often look at our skeins of Spincycle yarn and ooh and aah over the colors but you don’t really know what you’d do with it so you leave it on the shelf.

My Sister Knits has long been a fan of mudd leather knitting bags. We have a trunk show of these beauties arriving this week! mudd is a Danish company well known for its quality leather goods.

Wooldreamers has an intriguing yarn for spring knitting! Saona is a 50/50 wool-cotton blend, all from Spain. The wool is a blend of Merino and Manchega. The fun thing about Manchega is that it comes from Manchega sheep who are also the source of Manchego cheese! 

The Sophie Scarf, designed by PetiteKnit, took the knitting world by storm. They are all over the place! There are over 16,700 projects posted on Ravelry!

Just when we thought we had enough Sophies at My Sister Knits, we have one more that is almost a requirement for springtime or summer evenings!

A few weeks ago I wrote about giving your brain a break with a kit. Today, we’re going to focus on classes and making your brain work by learning something new!

We have a variety of classes in April to choose from:

A few weeks ago I wrote about giving your brain a break with a kit. Today, we’re going to focus on classes and making your brain work by learning something new!

We have a variety of classes in April to choose from:

Have you ever known you wanted to knit…something…but you didn’t want to go through the process of finding a pattern and then the yarn to go with it? You wanted someone to present you with a project ready to start, perhaps even handed to you on a silver tray, just to complete our picture here!

Most of you know that My Sister Knits has goodies in the shop that are not yarn! Most, if not all, of them make creating our projects easier or more fun. Let’s take a look at a few of these ways to improve your knitting/crocheting experiences.

The Street Dog Coalition is a non-profit organization that offers veterinary services to pets of people who are unhoused or at risk of being unhoused. This organization started in Fort Collins and now is in 60 cities around the nation.

My Sister Kits just received a shipment of Kelbourne Woolens DK weight Scout! Talk about a squishy yarn!

Scout is from the fleece of Highland sheep in the Peruvian highlands, a cross between Merino and Corriedale. The Corriedale adds strength and durability to the soft Merino.