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Catch up on Malabrigo Day highlights, our NICU blanket donation, and upcoming events like The Yarn Exchange. Plus: new LYKKE tools, local Joyous Colors yarns, and cozy winter fibers for all your gift-making dreams.
Bring your stash. Trade some skeins. Spread the yarny love.
When: Friday, November 7 3-6pm (during Craft & Chill)
Where: The Yarny Way
Malabrigo Day 2025 at The Yarny Way (Lubbock, TX): free open house with yarn tastings, prizes, I-cord demo, and a Friendship Shawl Grand Prize.
October is packed with fiber fun at The Yarny Way! From Socktoberfest and Malabrigo Day to colorful Rowan arrivals and cozy fall crafts, here’s what’s new in our galaxy.
Celebrate Yarny Way knitting instructor Jared Burgoon—Best in Show winner at the South Plains Fair, and first & second place category winner at the Texas State Fair. Join his beginner knitting classes this fall!
Discover personalized one-on-one knitting and crochet lessons at The Yarny Way with expert instructors Claire Thompson and Frieda Corley. Learn at your own pace, master new skills, and get guidance tailored to your projects. Book your $40 private session today!
September is here and The Yarny Way has been buzzing! From 50+ NICU hat donations and our first classes to new yarns, best sellers, and the launch of the Spindleverse—catch all the highlights, upcoming events, and community fun in this month’s Dispatch.
Discover the history and purpose behind yarn formats — hanks, skeins, cakes, and donuts. Learn why yarn is sold in different shapes, from centuries-old traditions to modern crafting convenience.
Continental knitting, also called German or left-hand knitting, has traveled a long road from its roots in Europe to its modern resurgence around the world. In this post, we explore its history, wartime shifts, and why it’s beloved today—complete with a great video demonstration and timeless insight from Mary Thomas’s Knitting Book.