WHAT'S BEEN HAPPENING
A Letter to the Customers From a Canadian Company
Hey everyone,
This newsletter we wanted to bring some clarity to any response Wool-Tyme has had to make in response to the tariff wars. None of our yarn products are made in the US, so you do not have to worry about drastic price changes. Should any country change is current tariff parameters and we need to alter prices, we will keep you updated. We so greatly appreciate all of your continued support during uncertain times like these and are very grateful to have such a wonderful community.
At the end of the day, we are a Canadian Company and proud of it. We are proud to offer a wide variety of Canadian products to our customers. We are proud of the ways we give back to our community be donating to the Food Bank and participating in Project Linus. We are proud to be Canada's Largest Yarn Store.
We are also honoured to be able to offer a curated collection featuring yarns and crafting products from around the world. There are creative producers, dyers, artist, designers around the world in the fibre community, and it is our hope that love and respect for the fibre arts will continue to 'knit' this community together.
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Want to support a Canandian company? So do we! Kollage has come out with these beautiful double pointed needles that are designed with a taste of home. The set will be available on our website and in store as soon as it is in stock. This set is coming to us in just a few days, so feel free to call or email to put you name on a waiting list. Click the link to find out more about Kollage and their mission: About Us - Kollage Kollage Maple Syrup Edition Square Double-pointed Knitting Needle Combo Pack |
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WHAT'S NEW...
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Addi Ewenicorn Set – Wool-Tyme Katia Measuring Pack – Wool-Tyme |
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...IT GETS BETTER... |
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...WHAT'S NEXT
Upcoming Classes, Sales, and Events
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CLASSES Share a Stitch: Needlework - This group is open to those who like to do needlework and are looking to work on their own projects in a social setting. Participants can share what they are working on and support each other in their projects as they see fit. Share a Stitch: Crochet + Knitting - This group is open to those who crochet and knit who are looking to work on their own projects in a social setting. A staff member will be available to help people work through patterns/projects. Learn to Knit - You will learn how to cast on stitches, knit stitch, purl stitch, ribbing, increasing, decreasing and binding off. You will learn the difference between garter stitch and stockinette stitch and maintaining good tension whilst knitting. You will learn how to check your gauge (tension) by adjusting needle sizes and how to correct errors. Learn to Crochet - Focus will be basic stitches like chain stitch, single and double crochet, joining in new yarn, good tension and even edges. Includes yarn, hook and a simple pattern to practice what you learn. Fearless Finishing - Working on swatches, you will review basic invisible seaming and then move on to seaming ribbing, and garter stitch. Learn to pick up stitches flawlessly. Seam a bound off edge and learn the 3-needle bind-off. Learn how to sew a sleeve into place. You will learn to make and space buttonholes. Crochet a Bunny Garland - This course is for crocheter who is familiar with the basics and is looking to go to the next level. You will learn how to read a pattern and crochet a bunny. Our experienced teacher will be there to help you along the way. Learn to Knit Socks: Magic Loop, Toe up - This course is perfect for the person with knitting experience wanting to try socks. You'll learn how to cast on, knit on a circular needle, turn the heel and finish a sock. Knit your First Lace Shawl - This course is for a knitter who is familiar with the basics and is looking to go to the next level. Each class will be 2 hours in length. You will learn how to read a pattern and knit a lace shawl. Crochet a Summer Hat - Held over two sessions, this course is for the crocheter who is familiar with the basics. In this class you will learn to read a pattern and crochet a summer hat. |