Why Natural Fiber Yarn?
We support socially and environmentally responsible companies, indie yarn dyers, and individuals, prioritizing fair wages, education opportunities, and traditional fiber heritage. Brands like Malabrigo Yarn, Manos del Uruguay, Amano Yarns, and Rosa Pomar uphold these values.
Making something with your hands takes time, and using tools that make each stitch comfortable, colorful, and enjoyable is just as important as the yarn you choose.
We offer top-quality tools for knitting or crocheting, ensuring every stitch is a delight. Discover favorites like Lykke, Cocoknits, Chiaogoo, and Katrinkles.
Upcoming knitting and crochet classes available. Click for details on each class.
We offer one-on-one sessions and private lessons; schedule by emailing hello@apricotyarn.com or calling 619-223-3603.
Get 30 minutes for $15 or 1 hour for $30.
- Reading Your Knitting and Fixing Your Mistakes Class
- Learn to Knit (a class for beginners)
- Learn to Crochet (a class for beginners)
- Cocoknits Sweater Workshop: Learn Cocoknits Sweater Method
- Knit the Sweater (Garment) You Want to Wear Workshop
- Granny Square Workshop
- What’s a Swatch? The Importance of Gauge: a quick course
- Next Steps: Una Kerchief Class
LITLG
LITLG (Life in the Long Grass) Yarn is an Ireland-based brand known for its hand-dyed yarns and dedication to sustainability. Their luxurious yarns are crafted from high-quality natural fibers like merino wool, silk, alpaca, and linen, ensuring softness and durability. LITLG's unique, rich colorways are inspired by nature, art, and the Irish countryside, making each skein a one-of-a-kind creation. Popular bases include Fine Sock, DK Twist, and Silk/Merino, catering to various knitting and crochet projects. The brand emphasizes eco-friendly practices, using non-toxic dyes and sustainably sourced fibers. Loved by crafters worldwide, LITLG Yarn enhances projects with its vibrant colors and smooth textures. It’s a perfect choice for those who value artistry, quality, and environmental responsibility in their fiber crafts.
