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Shiny and bright blue, these buttons are a jewel addition to one of your makes! Can you imagine if you put them on fabric the same color, or against a high contrast? Gorgeous.

• 1/5” diameter, flat buttons.

• Sold as a set of 8.

• Sturdy vintage plastic.

• Vegan.

• Two holes per button.

• Deadstock vintage buttons sourced from France.

These stitch markers are made from tumbled glass, just like prized pieces of seaglass you discover along the shore here in Maine. While it would take you hours to find and make your own collection, this set of one dozen markers comes in all the beautiful colors of ocean-washed treasure: a mix of pale pink, soft greens, blues and cobalt.

Stitch markers are approximately 0.9 cm (9 mm) in total diameter, with the inner hole sized best for US 4 (3.5 mm) knitting needle or smaller, making them great for fine projects, small projects, and sock knitting. You will receive 12 stitch markers in your set of varying colors selected at random (possible mix shown in photos, includes light blue, teal, frosted clear, dark blue and pale pink). Colors may vary set to set, but are always hand-selected.

If you order multiple sets, we will package them together unless your order notes say otherwise!

All You Knit is Love, especially when you’re crafting with the super soft cashmere and fine merino wool blend that is Murmur. This special-edition colorway has been created only for our Cræft | Travel SPAIN book release, and is inspired by Gaudi’s mosaic tilework at the colorful Park Güell.

• Fingering Weight. Each skein is 437 yards / 100 g and Fingering Weight. This is a truly luxurious yarn (75% Merino Wool, 25% Cashmere) that promises to become beautiful accessories, sweaters, or even socks.

• Hand-dyed and spun in Spain. All You Knit is Love has this yarn spun for them at a local mill in Spain.

• Custom color for Cræft! Gaudi will only be available for a limited time through us.

• One of a Kind Skeins. Each skein is different and I recommend alternating in larger projects, although I will do my best to hand-match skeins for your success.

Note: Errata has been found for Luma, the coat pattern designed by Veronik Avery. Errata may be found here.

Like the “slow food” movement, Slow Knitting encourages knitters to step back, pare down, and celebrate the craftsmanship of their work. In five chapters centered around the tenets of slow knit­ting—sourcing carefully, making thoughtfully, thinking environmentally, experimenting fearlessly, and exploring openly—Hannah Thiessen challenges knitters of all skill levels to view their practice in a new way. Each chapter contains explorations of fiber types; profiles of well-known yarn types, makers, and yarn suppliers; and garment patterns inspired by the featured fibers. With contributions from knitting superstars Norah Gaughan, Bristol Ivy, and many others, Slow Knitting proposes an approach to knitting that is both minimalist and all-encompassing, and emphasizes what makes knitting a meditation, a passion, and a unique necessity.

Cræft Lacquered Scissors are designed to be some of the best, most affordable crafting snips you can purchase. Every detail has been thought out in commissioning these scissors:

• Exclusive, custom colors; some limited edition

• Stainless steel construction. These can be sharpened throughout the life of the scissors by local sharpening services—ask your hair stylist for a reference.

• Sharp tips that are designed to slice through yarn, snip corners and shear through sewn seams. They can also cut fabric in a pinch!

• Silicone safety sheath is included to protect your projects, pouches, hands and the snip tips.

• TSA-regulation tip length for easy packing and travel.

These are made for Cræft by a factory in Sailkot, Pakistan, that we work with directly to design our scissor colors and construction preferences. They have over 40 years of experience manufacturing high-quality, stainless steel scissors for embroidery, surgical supply, and stylists.

Our packaging is also custom-designed in collaboration with Miriam Felton in Utah, using 100% recycled paper cardstock.

A beautiful patchwork pouch, created to hold all your favorite things in style!

These pouches are a multi-layered project between the CRÆFT Studio and Paper From Heaven in California. Katie of Paper From Heaven hand-cuts and stitches naturally dyed fabrics I’ve sent her and matches them to a stack of very special quilt linings, each carefully matched to give each pouch a unique identity.

These little patchwork wonders are one of a kind and are perfect for building your own mending kit (like our Sock Doc).

• Approximately 5” x 3”

• A fully lined zipper pouch (100% cotton lining)

• Metal YKK zippers with canvas bases, sturdy pulls and quality teeth.

• Outer lining is either 100% cotton or a blend of linen and cotton. These fabrics are milled in Canada and hand-dyed using natural dye materials in my home studio.

• Each pouch is unique and one of a kind.

Explore Barcelona, Madrid, and everything in between in this fiber journey through Spain.

For centuries, Spain has been one of the cultural centers of the world: influencing fashion, architecture, and crafts. Follow along with us as we explore the lives of modern-day Spanish makers, look back on the history of the region, and experience how both past and present inspire those who travel to this beautiful country.

BOOK FEATURES

• A tour of Wooldreamer’s studio, yarn mill, and one of their sheep farms.

• Interview with Cecilia Losada of Mamma DIY (and pattern features)

• Barcelona Knits

• An centerfold article about Antoni Gaudi

• Historic scenery and beautiful landscapes, photographed by Jenn Bakos.

• Visits to Lalanalu and Miss Kits yarn shops

• Spanish food & nightlife, including tapas, wineries, a paella cooking guide, and a look inside a Flamenco show!

This book also includes digital access to 3 knitting patterns and 2 crochet patterns, plus a recipe in addition to all the beautiful photography and writing.

Wooldreamers’ Cautiva is an earnest little yarn ready for anything. Representing the return of Merino wool to Spain and the revival and support of the industry, Cautiva is ready to become your new favorite choice for accessories, sweaters and more. I love this yarn for Cræft because it checks all the boxes for me:

• Versatile weight / yardage. Each ball is 186 yards / 50 g and Sport Weight. This yarn could easily be a great stand in for a fingering weight or a slightly tighter DK gauge. The woolen, 2-ply structure allows for quite a bit of poof on washing.

• Domestically produced in Spain. I love a yarn that hasn’t traveled the globe before visiting me, and I know you do too. The wool is all sourced in Spain, dyeing and processing is done in Spain, and spinning is done in Spain.

• Fair Trade. Spain’s Fair Trade certification validates ethical sourcing, fair wages and sustainability. Only 195 brands are certified in Spain.

• Beautiful color palette. I haven’t brought in every color of Cautiva, but I think you’ll enjoy the mix of solids and heathered tones throughout.

Named for the story of Doña Elena, a young woman held captive (cautiva) in a high tower in nearby Mota. She survived the war and her captivity and was freed from the tower, claiming to have survived only on condensation and food brought by ravens (cuervo). In honor of the incredible birds that saved her, the town was renamed Mota del Cuervo, where one of Wooldreamer’s mills has operated for over 200 years.

Featured in the TRAVEL | SPAIN book in Catalunya and Esmaltados.

A beautiful patchwork pouch, created to hold all your favorite things in style!

These pouches are a multi-layered project between the CRÆFT Studio and Paper From Heaven in California. Katie of Paper From Heaven hand-cuts and stitches naturally dyed fabrics I’ve sent her and matches them to a stack of very special quilt linings, each carefully matched to give each pouch a unique identity.

These little patchwork wonders are one of a kind and are perfect for building your own mending kit (like our Sock Doc).

• Approximately 5” x 3”

• A fully lined zipper pouch (100% cotton lining)

• Metal YKK zippers with canvas bases, sturdy pulls and quality teeth.

• Outer lining is either 100% cotton or a blend of linen and cotton. These fabrics are milled in Canada and hand-dyed using natural dye materials in my home studio.

• Each pouch is unique and one of a kind.

Cræft Pysanky Painted Darning Eggs come directly from Ukraine, where they are hand-painted to mimic traditional pysanky: a form of Slavic egg decorating (read more here). These wooden eggs are more durable than chicken’s eggs, and perfect for adding a bit of whimsy to your darning kit, sewing bin or display. Read more about this tradition here.

60% of this item’s sales are donated quarterly to United24 to help Ukraine.

Previous Years’ Donations: 2025 ($50 at 10%).

Made in Ukraine.

100% wood, decorated with acrylic paints and lacquer.

These stitch markers are handmade using a glass working technique called lampwork, where the artisan draws out lengths of molten glass and shapes it into forms. Each marker is a unique, enclosed glass circle in rosy pink, captured in a moment in time and ready to be used as part of your handmade project process.

Stitch markers are approximately 1.5 cm (13-14 mm) in total diameter, with the inner hole sized best for US 7 (4.5 mm) knitting needles or smaller, making them great for small to medium gauge projects. You can select how many markers you would like to receive; they are priced individually.

All markers will be packaged together unless indicated otherwise in your order notes.

These shimmering buttons add a little shine to any make.

• 5/8” in diameter.

• Three color options.

• Sold in sets of 6.

• Sturdy plastic.

• Two holes per button.

• Deadstock buttons sourced from the USA.

A beautiful eyelet layered pouch, created to hold all your favorite things in style!

These pouches are a multi-layered project between the CRÆFT Studio and Paper From Heaven in California. Katie of Paper From Heaven hand-cuts and stitches naturally dyed fabrics I’ve sent her and matches them to a stack of very special quilt linings, each carefully matched to give each pouch a unique identity. For these, we used a very special cotton eyelet, layered over a burgundy Kona cotton.

These little patchwork wonders are one of a kind and are perfect for building your own mending kit (like our Sock Doc).

• Approximately 5” x 3”

• A fully lined zipper pouch (100% cotton lining)

• Metal YKK zippers with canvas bases, sturdy pulls and quality teeth.

• Outer lining is either 100% cotton. Hand-dyed using natural dye materials in my home studio.

• Each pouch is unique and one of a kind. Some may have “high and low” spots, as is the nature of the dye.

• Not all pouches are pictured; eyelet placement and color tone may vary slightly. Your pouch will be hand selected for you.

A gorgeous shade of burgundy magenta and a semi-matte finish keeps these buttons sophisticated, especially when matched or contrasted with a beautiful shade of fabric or yarn! The perfect weight to go with a shirt or cardigan.

• 1/5” diameter, flat buttons.

• Sold as a set of 6.

• Sturdy vintage plastic.

• Vegan.

• Two holes per button.

• Deadstock vintage buttons sourced from France.

Tunisian Crochet is a fast-growing style of crochet that almost feels like a marriage of knitting and crochet. If you’ve ever wanted to try the beautiful, flat stitches and drape that Tunisian crochet creates, or experiment with the versatility of shapes, Toni Lipsey’s book is a must-have for beginner Tunisian crocheters of all levels.

The goal of this book is to guide crocheters step-by-step through Tunisian crochet, starting with tools and yarns, transitioning into how-to’s and stitches, and finishing with easy but engaging patterns.

Every shawl, garment, and accessory featured takes makers beyond the basics, introducing new stitches to expand their skill sets. In this way, author Toni Lipsey is reintroducing crochet and encouraging makers to explore the craft further with each new design. Crochet continues to grow in popularity, and this guidebook offers a new take on the timeless classic, one that readers won’t be able to find anywhere else.

About the Author

These beautiful rugs are hand-woven by Meander Made, a small studio based in St. George, Maine, using small-batch wool and alpaca sourced from two Oregon farms, where it is hand-dyed with acid dyes. Each is unique and slightly different, but colors labeled the same name are similar enough to “match” in your home or space.

• All natural materials: wool, cotton, alpaca.

• Care: shake out debris. If washing is needed, soak in a cool water bath, gently squeeze and hang to dry. Some dye release or bleeding may be anticipated with saturated colors.

This guide to knitting, making, and living a slow and thoughtful lifestyle all year long is author Hannah Thiessen’s follow-up to Slow Knitting, which introduced crafters to a process of more mindful making through five basic tenets: source carefully, make thoughtfully, think seasonally, experiment fearlessly, and explore openly.

Now, in Seasonal Slow Knitting, she offers a seasonal approach that encourages knitters to delve deeper into those concepts, applying them to everyday making through a series of essays, projects, and patterns that explore the life of a knitter throughout the year.

Organized similarly to a seasonal planting guide or farmer’s almanac, each chapter and section is designed to identify and encourage small ways that knitters may begin to employ noticeable change: organizing your yarn stash, carving out time for knitting, and starting on that baby blanket in a timely manner.

Thiessen writes in her introduction, “This book is as much about the philosophy behind why we knit and love to create, as it is about following a pattern or working on a project.” The ideas explored here add up to a fuller, more mindful year, all through the joyful experience that is knitting. They seem more essential than ever in a world that moves too quickly, seems to call us to pick up a smartphone or other gadget, and seems fraught in ways we did not expect five or 10 years ago. Today, knitting and slow knitting seem more important than ever before.

There is a slight errata on the Loam hat pattern p. 100. Please review errata here.

A half and half button that gives a carved-horn look. Curved from the center out for an unusual shape that will sit nicely with a bit of yarn in the center!

• 1/2” in diameter with a thinner middle and thicker edges on 2 sides.

• Designed to mimic the look of shell or bone, these buttons have small color variations throughout.

• Sold in a set of 10.

• Possibly horn.

• Two holes per button.

• Deadstock vintage buttons sourced from closed factories in Palestine & Israel.

Simple, beautiful, and functional. These turned wood eggs are produced in Maine and hand-finished in house: sanded, conditioned and treated with a wood friendly wax coat. The finished eggs are ready to meet all your darning and mending needs.

• Same size as a standard chicken egg (2” x 3”)

• Perfectly round—no flat bottoms or sides.

• Finished with natural materials (beeswax, orange essential oil, linseed oil)

• 100% Birch

• Made in Maine, USA.

Cræft is proud to be the first US based stockist for these needles: the cord is a stunning gold and the needles themselves are exquisitely smooth and have a just-right tip (very pointy but not dangerous).These are designed with sweater knitters and sock knitters in mind, with cords at longer lengths perfect for Magic Loop or large circumferences. I love how the cables for these needles have less memory than some other brands, so they don’t fight me when I’m casting on! Drop down to choose your preferred size. It is our goal to keep ordering and continue to keep these beautiful needles in stock.

• Stainless Steel needles with a nylon-coated, stainless steel cable.

• Smooth, polished, light and sharp tips.

• Perfect transition from tip to cord.

• Individual sizes laser printed directly onto the needle.

• Ideal for Magic Loop and sweater knitting.

Made by The Knitting Barber, a Finnish company, in China.

Introducing our Sock “Doc” Darning Kits: everything you need to care for and mend your favorite socks.

Each kit includes:

• A Birch Darning Egg (100% wood, hand-turned in Maine, sanded and hand-waxed)

• A flock of six Sheep Bobbins (100% wood, laser cut by Katrinkles in Rhode Island)

• Two gold darning needles (one small, one large)

• A fully lined zipper pouch (100% cotton, handmade in California)

Pictured, but not included: might we suggest adding on a pair of Lacquered Scissors? They make a great match!

These buttons in classic neutrals are finished with a “golden” edge, making them a sophisticated final statement on your project.

• 1/2” / 1.5 cm in diameter.

• Three color options.

• Sold in sets of 10.

• Sturdy plastic with gold finished edge.

• Hand wash recommended.

• Four holes per button.

• Deadstock buttons sourced from closed factories in Palestine & Israel.

Forget me not, or periwinkle? You’ll have to decide which way you want to describe these lovely pale blue buttons.

• 3/8” diameter, flat buttons.

• Sold as a set of 8.

• Sturdy vintage plastic.

• Vegan.

• Two holes per button.

• Deadstock vintage buttons sourced from France.

The darkest green, and almost impossible to photograph! These lovely buttons lean very deep green or dark gray-green.

• 3/8” diameter, flat buttons.

• Sold as a set of 8.

• Sturdy vintage plastic.

• Vegan.

• Two holes per button.

• Deadstock vintage buttons sourced from France.

The ONLY kind of moth you want to see in your stash is one made out of cedar!

These moths are approximately 3.5” by 1.9” and they are the perfect size to slide in between skeins and sweaters to keep them safe by repelling moths and carpet beetles from your stash. Cedar has natural variations that show up throughout the material including high and low tones and small knots. Each cedar moth should have a lifespan of 1-3 years and then you can freshen them up and keep using with a light sand or by soaking them in cedar oil to revive the scent.

How does cedar work?

Cedar has natural oils: cedrol, cedrene and thujopsene that give it a distinctively strong scent and deter insects and even rodents. These oils and aromatics irritate the respiratory of rodents and spiders, beetles, cockroaches, fire ants, pantry moths, clothing moths and other fabric-damaging insects.

How long will these blocks last?

1-3 years. You can freshen your blocks as they start to lose scent with cedar oil or by giving your blocks a light sand.

Made in Rhode Island, USA by Katrinkles.

Olive green—my favorite color—in an excellent button. These are slightly larger than 1/2” and make great buttons for knits or sewn garments.

• 5/8” diameter, flat buttons.

• Sold as a set of 10.

• Sturdy vintage plastic.

• Vegan.

• Two holes per button.

• Deadstock vintage buttons sourced from the USA.

These shimmering Mother of Pearl (Nacre) buttons are like understated jewelry on the front of a mid-weight shirt, the back of a dress, or adorning a delicate cardigan.

• ¾ “ / 2 cm in diameter each.

• Sold in a set of 5.

• Natural shell. Each button is slightly unique.

• Two holes per button.

• Not Vegan. This natural material comes from the interior shells of mollusks and is a byproduct of the fishing industry.

• Deadstock buttons; sourced from closed factories in modern-day Palestine & Israel.