Spooky October Advent Calendar PRE-ORDER

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This advent is inspired by everything dark and spooky about the fall season, ghosts, graveyards, creepy crawlies and maybe even some of your worst fears. If these are things you think about fondly or hold near and dear to you, then this is the advent for you!

Calendars will include thirty 20g mini skeins and one 100g skein on our  Tralala Sock or Ewetopia DK base, along with some special secret goodies and will ship by mid September.


This listing will close on Friday, June 17th at midnight

*Please do not purchase this set with any other yarn order- they must be purchased separately. If this happens accidentally, we will have to cancel and start over.


Mixing Bases with Corrie-Spun

Our new Corrie-Spun base is incredibly versatile. Soft enough to use for an entire project, or work it into a colorwork project as a solid pop of color. This is what I did with my "Popinjay," written by Karolina Adamcyk. I used Corrie-Spun DK in "1984" to knit the brim and ground the whole hat design, and Ewetopia DK in "Thorn Bush" and "Charon" for contrast.

Knitting with Faun

Faun is on of my favorite bases to wear against my skin. It may ony have 10% Cashmere, but you can really feel it! Here I've knit up "Garden Gate," a pattern written by Jennifer Steingass, using Faun in colorways "The Black Shuck" (MC) and "Charon" (CC). Blocking this base really helps open up the fabric, and it becomes a very comfortable and breathable garment.

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Finished Projects

Sadie Singles & Feather Lace

Here is a detail from one of my favorite projects. The "Birds of a Feather" shawl, designed by Andrea Mowry, was knit using Sadie Singles and Feather Lace both in "Arsenic." The drape from this shawl is perfect!

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Ewetopia Dk

Cable detail of "Norderney," designed by Isabell Kraemer. We used Ewetopia DK in "Hemlock."

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Tralala Sock

Detail of our "Shake it Up Shawl," designed by Anna Johanna, using Tralala Sock in "The Black Shuck," "Wasteland," and "Roobios."

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