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Perfect for bringing a bright, soft light to your knitting, crochet, or needlework! This comfy neck light will allow you craft in places with terrible light!
Soft silicone neck. 12 LED lights (6 LEDs per side). Battery Life: High 4 / Low 15 hours. Brightness stepless dimming. Three degrees of color temperature (yellow, soft white, cool white). Customizable positioning. Rechargeable light with Type C charging cable included.
Add some GORGEOUS handmade stitch markers to your knitting or crochet project! These little stitch markers come in a set of 6 and come on little gourd locking pins. This is a handmade item and the set you receive may vary slightly from the image shown.
If you've ever had to cast on hundreds of stitches for a blanket or a sweater and lost track halfway through, you need these numbered stitch markers in your life! Comes in a set of 6: three 100 markers and 1 each of 25, 50 and 75. On removable bulb-shaped safety pins in bright, easy to see acrylic.
This kit includes 6 colors of thread, 3 sewing needles, 1 safety pin, 2 buttons, 2 snaps, 3 marking pins, a pair of tweezers, a pair of scissors, and a needle threader. The perfect kit for you travel bag! Everything you need for those unexpected clothing repairs!
Hand-crocheted by Vietnamese refugees who returned to Vietnam from camps in Southeast Asia to start over, these 60" tape measures are fun and come in so handy! Keep a bunch in your home, bags and workplace for the convenience-- and the knowledge that you've helped lift someone up. They range in size from 2" - 3" wide and 3" - 5" long. Pull a leg, a tail, a claw or other appendage to use the tape measure. Retract easily with a button on the back of each. Hand wash when necessary. Air dry.
Tens of thousands of people who fled Vietnam after 1975 were unable to find countries to resettle them. As a result, thousands remained in refugee camps in Hong Kong for decades. When the camps were closed, the inhabitants were forced to repatriate to an unwelcoming Vietnam, where they were placed in new encampments. To this day, this group of dispossessed persons struggle in substandard living conditions. Local NGO's now train them in income-generating skills such as crocheting, and these tape measures are a product of their long journey.
When was the last time you accidentally knit with the yarn tail instead of the working yarn? Last week? Ya, me too. These cute little yarn bobbins are the useful little addition to your project bag that you never knew you needed. Use them to: • Wind up the yarn tail of your project so you don't accidentally knit with it • Hold small amounts of yarn for colorwork • Store little bits of yarn for repairs Set of 2 Sheep Yarn Bobbins Each measures approximately 1.75" x 1.4"
Large lobster claw closures make it easy to place these removable stitch markers and the clear letters make it easy to see which side you're working. Perfect for knit or crochet.
These gorgeous tape measures will add a touch of beauty to everything you do
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Tired of googling that needle conversion chart again? Want to know at a glance how much yarn you will need for a crochet baby blanket in sport weight yarn? Dawn's Handy Reference Guide To All Things Yarny puts all your most used reference charts right at your fingertips! Tuck it in your project bag, your project journal, or set it on your knitting shelf to grab whenever you need some quick info.
Includes: * Needle / Hook Conversion Chart * Yarn Weights / WPI / Recommended Gauge & Hook / Needle sizes * Yarny Internet Slang Definitions * Pattern Abbreviations * Knit & Crochet Chart Symbols * Project Specific Yarn Requirement Estimates * Yarn Care Symbols * Average Body Measurements * 19 pages long, Approx. 8.5 x 5.5"
Frequently asked questions .
Some of our yarns are machine wash, but some are hand wash. You can use filters on this page to view machine wash only. We also have a collection of machine wash yarns that you can view by clicking here.
We do not accept returns on yarn. It’s very important, particularly with fibers, that our customers know that they are purchasing yarn in new, clean condition with no chance of infestations or smells picked up from anybody’s possession of that item.
As a small, woman-owned business, we take pride in our commitment to quality products, inclusive practices, and fostering a wonderful community of yarncrafters.
Dana, CEO & Founder
