Our Exclusives
Creative Ewe Mystery Crate
Kit
- $ 25.00
Do you enjoy surprises? Need inspiration for your next knitting project? Then grab a Creative Ewe Mystery Crate and start on a knitting whodunit (or in this case ewe-dunit)! Each Creative Ewe Mystery Crate is filled with gorgeous yarn, a fantastic pattern specially picked for the crate, and one l...
Make It Crate: Holly Jolly Ornaments
Kits
- $ 15.00
Knit sweaters for your ornaments! Our new Holly Jolly Make It Crates are sure to get you into the holiday spirit with exclusive patterns and everything you need to make heirloom-quality ornaments. Try our Small Make It Crate, and you'll receive our latest collection of ornament patterns and eno...
Pearl's Choice
Yarn
- $ 25.00
If you like squishy and soft yarn for your shawls, then we think you'll love our Pearl's Choice yarn! Made from 100% Extrafine Superwash Merino and kettle-dyed in small batches, Pearl's Choice is a yarn you'll want to use for all your fingering-weight projects: shawls, socks, garments, and more!...
Marie Stockinette Tote Bag
Storage
- $ 34.00
Travelling with your next knitting or crochet project will be a piece of cake with our exclusive Marie Stockinette tote bag. And be sure to check out the rest of our other Famous Sheep in History products! • 100% spun polyester weather resistant fabric • Dual handles 100% natural cotton bull den...
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Our Baah-log
August 07, 2018
Wooly bully--it's our 3rd Anniversary!
Time flies when you're having fun! And since we've been knitting and crocheting, time has really flown (just one more row, amirite?)! Our first order was placed three years ago and since then we've met many fiber friends like you from California to New York and everywhere in between. (Heck, we've made friends as far away as Australia, France, and Japan!) And we've been busy! In the last couple years, we introduced our first yarn, Pearl's Choice, that quickly became our #1 selling yarn. It...
September 01, 2017
Semi-Handmade
We know that some seasoned knitters are so fast they almost seem like knitting machines (we're looking at you, Hazel Tyndall). Today though, I want to discuss a different type of knitting machine which is, erm, actual knitting machines! Okay, you may be thinking, "Machine knitting--that's cheating!" That's not an uncommon response when handknitters are presented with machine knitting as an alternate fiber art. But stick with me because there are a number of misconceptions that lead knitters t...