Brilliant Buttons! August Only!

Through August 29, we are hosting A Whittle Woodworking's collection of handcrafted buttons. These incredible works of art are made of industrial grade epoxy, wood, and many natural foraged materials. The craftsmanship on these buttons is BREATHTAKING! If you've got a special cardigan project in mind, these buttons will take it to the next level. If you've got a beautiful but boring sweater or jacket, replacing the buttons with these little works of art will make a simple garment into a statement piece!


Do they cost more than the big box stores? Absolutely! But are they soooo worth it? Yes, they are. Each button is a meticulously crafted work of art and you will be absolutely blown away by this amazing collection!



Juniper Moon Farm Rambouillet



We are soooo excited about this new yarn! You all love the yarns from Juniper Moon Farm, and this new yarn is exceptional! Juniper Moon Farm Rambouillet is a soft, heathery, non-superwash wool made from an American Merino sheep breed, the Rambouillet. It is shockingly soft, has a gorgeous two-ply structure that is a joy to knit or crochet with, and the colors are soft, heathery, and rich. It's an accomodating and comfortable dk gauge -- perfect for sweaters in our mild climate. You really have to see this one and touch it. There's no way to EXPLAIN how lovely this American wool is.


From the JMF website: Juniper Moon Rambouillet is spun from 100% Rambouillet wool raised on American farms licensed with American Wool — a commitment not only to premium fiber but to sustainability, heritage, and the people who tend the land. These sheep are part of flocks that produce a naturally lofty, resilient wool known for its breathability, warmth, and timeless durability. Each skein tells a story: the fiber’s resilience reflects a connection to the land; its softness and loft reflect careful breeding and respect for animal welfare. Knitting with Rambouillet means working with a yarn rooted in U.S. sheep farming — where fiber isn’t just a product, but a tradition. Great for stitch definition, cozy garments, heirloom accessories, and pieces that live long in both color and texture.

Stay tuned for more updates from CYC as we have many new classes, workshops, and sit-and-stitches coming soon.
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This months monthly sit & stitch is on Tuesday, August 25 from 5-7 p.m.

 
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