My Sister Knits received a shipment of two huge boxes last week. We’ve been waiting and waiting and waiting some more for this yarn! The big question was, “where are we going to put it?”

The Two-Point Cowl that is on display at My Sister Knits is a Churchmouse Classics pattern. It’s modeled after their Easy Folded Poncho that over 4,500 people have made.

First there was Blue Sky Fibers Woolstok Worsted. A workhorse of a yarn available in so many colors, perfect for children’s and adult garments and accessories. It is a go-to mainstay of many knitters’ preferred yarns.

If you haven’t seen the Teenie Weenie Beanie video, watch this before you read on! It will have you laughing and dancing in your seat! Fortunately, the knitting world takes note of such things and Jean-Philippe Cliche was inspired to design a Teenie Weenie Beanie based on this video!

My Sister Knits’ supply of Coast to Coast yarn has been restocked! We are one of only four shops in the United States that carry this captivating yarn! Julie continues to amaze us with her skill of discovering rare yarn!

My Sister Knits constantly has yarn, books, and samples added or restocked. If you’ve ever witnessed a UPS shipment arriving at the shop, you’ve seen first-hand the excitement that comes with it. It’s always fun to open those boxes!

Pernille Larsen was a first-time grandma who lived in Copenhagen and was, of course, a knitter. She wasn’t content just knitting for that dear little babe, oh no! She started designing for her!

My Sister Knits has an absolutely stunning new yarn! 

It’s from the Italian region of Biella, 50 miles from Milan. Among world-renowned fashion houses, Biella is known for world-class wool. T

My Sister Knits has a sample of an impressive colorwork shawl in the shop! This shawl looks quite complicated due to the colorwork patterns used.

This week, My Sister Knits would like to bring your attention to knitting accouterments, aka the things that make knitting easier or more fun!

Shibui Knits has done it again! They have a brand new yarn for us to love! This time it’s a cuddly bulky weight that will knit up so fast! It’s a blend of 70% Super Baby Alpaca and 30% Merino.

My Sister Knits has been on the waiting list to stock Hide and Hammer bags from England for quite some time. After patiently waiting for what seems like forever, we finally have these lovelies on our shelves!

Did you know that we have a “New Wall” where we showcase yarns that are new to the shop? If you turn to your left when you come in, it will be straight in front of you!

My Sister Knits has a new sample for you to enjoy! Just in this week, a darling shawlette called Tiny Tassels is gracing the shop. Last seen on the wall by the community table, who knows where it will travel to in the shop?

Julie has chosen a marvelous new yarn for My Sister Knits! Leading Men Fiber Arts caught her attention at Interweave Yarn Fest. After talking to Steve and Andy, two of the nicest men in the yarn industry, she snapped some up and ordered more!

There’s something about a new book or magazine that makes it enticing. Sometimes it’s the smell of the pages that draws us in. Other times it’s the allure of the information inside. It could also be the anticipation of delightful time spent perusing the articles and photographs.

My Sister Knits has just received a shipment from Blue Sky Fibers! If you happened to be in the shop on Tuesday you most likely saw our new yarn spread out everywhere! All of the gorgeous colors were on display!

We have three new yarns for your knitting pleasure! Emma’s Yarn, and two bulky yarns from Woolfolk, Flette and Luft.

The Winter 2022 edition of Laine magazine has arrived at My Sister Knits! This eagerly awaited international knitting magazine encourages you to sit down with a hot beverage while you spend some time delving into it.

Pacific Crest is Elizabeth Doherty’s latest pattern, published just this week! Elizabeth is a genius at math and figuring out how to design a top-down sweater that is interesting to knit but not difficult. My Sister Knits is one of the first local yarn shops in the United States to have a sample on display!