Loopy Yarns

01/12/2016

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08/09/2015

Nothing is more heartfelt and meaningful than a homemade present for the little ones in your life, and this summer baby hat is no exception.

08/07/2015

This is awesome!

One year after Ferguson protests sparked renewed focus on policing in the US, the women of The Yarn Mission continue dialogue about race and social justice

08/04/2015

Why spend hundreds of dollars on this transformative household item when you could make your own?!

07/24/2015

Love this!

Icelandic grandmother and knitting enthusiast Kristin Gudbjartsdottir decided to carry out the highflying knitting stunt to prove that growing old doesn't mean to say you no longer have any idea how to have fun.

07/09/2015

Recently, I got a new carbon fiber interchangeable needle set (Karbonz from Knitter's Pride). As you can imagine, I already have an extensive needle collection, so you might ask why I need a yet another set. The short a…

07/04/2015

This is so great! But I can't imagine spending my precious knitting/crocheting time working on these.

06/19/2015

So cute!

An airy sneaker for stepping into spring adventure, this shoe features a playful sheep print that you will love. Wear it throughout the year as a little reminder that it’s the year of the sheep. And there’s nothing baaaaaaahd about that.

06/05/2015

We are excited to announce that one of our valued customers would like to collect knitted or crocheted items to take with her when she goes to Nepal in November. Their winters can be very rough and so many have lost everything. Please consider creating something for these people who have been so devastated by the earthquake and aftershocks. You can drop off all donations at Loopy Yarns.

06/02/2015

Three boys sat in a school hallway, concentrating on the task literally at hand: knitting. “Once you get it down, you can focus on it,” said Owen Taylor, a fifth-grader