We love the variety of these seven pieces all worked up in Brooklyn Tweed yarns and think any of them would be attainable projects before winter comes to an end in New England. From a cable hat to a colorwork cardigan - there's a project you'll want to cast on. Come see for yourself starting February 17, 2020 through March 1, 2020. Looking for a lace project to cast on while binging Cheer? The Paddock knit in Loft has no wrong side.  If you joined us for the December 2019 knit-a-long you'll recognize the colorwork pattern in Jared Flood's Galloway...

We're super excited to share this new collection from Brooklyn Tweed. BT is nestled in the center of Portland, Oregon's Eastside and this year they are highlighting what makes their city and their company special. Bridge City celebrates the twelve bridges that arc over the Willamette River, ferrying industry and buoying Portland's rich culture of artists and dreamers. We'll be featuring all three chapters - kicking things off on February 8, 2020 with Chapter I. Chapter I: Inscribed speaks to these structural feats that define Portland. Dynamic fabrics manifest, graffiti-like and effortless in striking colorwork and raised textural motifs. Four...

Because we are huge fans of Mayor Sumbul Siddiqui and Vice Mayor Alanna Mallon we wanted to highlight the “Warm Hearts for Warm Feet Wool Sock Drive”. This initiative will be continuing for the second year in a row. From Monday, January 28, until Thursday, February 14, folx can drop off new pairs of adult wool socks to Cambridge City Hall at 795 Massachusetts Ave or Cambridge Police Headquarters at 125 Sixth St. The drive is being conducted in conjunction with CASPAR & Bay Cove Human Services, the Mayor’s Office, City Council, and Cambridge Police Department to aid those in...

We struggled with our decision to kickoff the 2020 We Care Wednesday* initiative by fundraising for a nonprofit outside of our community. The truth is that there are so many programs and people that need funding. The devastation in Australia is far too big to ignore and in the face of a global disaster we can (and should) respond in every possible way that we can. The climate crisis doesn't recognize borders or governments. We are half way around the globe from Australia. We don't want to add to the very factors that exacerbate the conditions causing these fires. We...

At the end of October 2019 we began exploring what direction Book Club might take knowing that 2020 could be consumed by a national election. Our year of reading with Jenna Wolf would be coming to an end - a year of female authors from diverse backgrounds telling compelling stories that we had lively conversations about. Some of the texts would become our favorite reads in 2019. All 12 books fostered "a deeper sense of empathy not only between the pages of a book, but in each other and the greater community at large." For 2020, we reached out to...