Dear Friend,

Deck the halls...with Holiday Homespun! From wreaths (like the one at the right) to stockings to table-toppers, there are so many ways you can decorate with this version of our classic Homespun with an added touch of gold!

With Warm Regards,
Your Friends at Lion Brand

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Holiday Homespun in 7 colors

A ply of metallic gold adds a touch of sparkle to Holiday Homespun, in two palettes of Victorian (muted) and Traditional (bright) holiday colors. A perfect yarn for all your holiday crafting, from home decor like afghans and wreaths to garments like hats and scarves, this yarn features the same great silky-soft texture as our beloved Homespun. Sure to become a favorite for all your holidays to come, Holiday Homespun is made in the USA.

Click here to see and order all 7 colors or find it in your local store!

Click here for 35 decor and accessory patterns in Holiday Homespun!

Knit all kinds of projects, even if you've never knitted before with these handmade knitting looms! These one-of-a-kind works of folk art are made from native hardwoods by Amish crafts-people in a tiny community in Oscoda County, Michigan.

Available in two sizes, 19 inches and 32 inches long, we're offering these beautiful tools for 20% off for a limited time -- a perfect holiday gift. Order ASAP for delivery by Christmas!

YarnCraft #81 ::
Give Back this Holiday Season with 6 Knit & Crochet Charities

Click here to listen [MP3].

As you're working on projects this season, think about the ways you can bring cheer to those in need through knitting and crochet charities! Join YarnCraft as we highlight 6 organizations.

Get more info, share a story or comment by visiting the YarnCraft blog. Click here for the blog.

I've never known where to put my row counter on my knitting needles and when I did use it, I wasn't sure which row it was counting. SO I keep two row counters on a long crocheted string, sewed the ends together, and looped it onto a strap of my craft bag. When I'm doing a knit or crochet project, I put the string around my neck (like a necklace) and my counters are right there--I don't have to switch it from needle to needle at the end of each knitting row or try and find a place to put it when crocheting.

- Maloma