Local Yarn Store Day

Saturday, April 27, 2024

Local Yarn Store Day is a TNNA program designed to encourage shoppers to support local yarn stores. LYS Day has helped inspire fiber fans from across the USA and Canada to go to their local shops to see the exclusive, unique products created specifically for LYS Day.

Heidi West Designs

Trunk Show | Saturday, April 27 | 10 am – 5 pm

Celebrate Local Yarn Store Day with us, as we host a trunk show with Heidi West Designs! Heidi's bags and textiles are unique, produced in small batches, and made to last. She prints her own fabrics, before cutting and sewing her bags — all right here in Portland!

Heidi West's love for simplicity, functionality, and color, combined with inspiration from nature and the Craftsman style, are blended into the prints and patterns she screen prints onto fabric and sews into everyday objects such as pouches, bags, and textiles.

Vesper Shawl

Designed by Heidi Roe

We created the Vesper Shawl pattern for the 2024 Rose City Yarn Crawl, inspired by the theme of Pacific Northwest Flora and Fauna.

The Vesper Shawl is a celebration of Oregon's Little Brown Bat. This amazing animal is a vital part of our ecosystem, spreading seeds, pollinating plants, and capable of eating more than 1,200 mosquitoes in a single night. And it's a MAMMAL that can FLY!

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Cobra Lily Kerchief

Designed by Jacob Esbenshade

We created the Cobra Lily Kerchief pattern for the 2024 Rose City Yarn Crawl, inspired by the theme of Pacific Northwest Flora and Fauna.

Darlingtonia State Natural Site, just outside Florence, is dedicated to the protection of Oregon’s only native pitcher plants — Darlingtonia californica. Also known as cobra lilies, these rare plants live in very specific environments along the Oregon coast. The Cobra Lily Kerchief draws inspiration from the strange shapes and vibrant colors of Darlingtonia’s mottled, semi-transparent pitchers.

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