Tag Archives: Ewe and Company

Alrighty, let’s get this bloggy thang going again!

Posted on August 4, 2022 by eweandcompany

When I opened Ewe & Company in 2010, my marketing partner gave me a graph … first the blog, then the newsletter, then Facebook. (I think this was before Instagram even took hold.) For the first year, she wrote for … Continue reading →

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We’re proud to be Craftsy affiliate shop ….

Posted on November 19, 2013 by eweandcompany

You are most likely familiar with Craftsy, the online craft community.  We are proud to be an affiliate shop … and what does that mean?  If you sign up for a Craftsy class through the links on our blog, the … Continue reading →

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Keep on truckin’ … and knittin’

Posted on April 17, 2011 by eweandcompany

No, knitting is not just for the ladies.  Just about all women will admit they love a man that cooks, how much better if he also knits!  Ran across this very interesting article ~ according to the Wall Street Journal … Continue reading →

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Why I Knit: Dawn Gusty

Posted on February 1, 2011 by eweandcompany

It’s in my nature to create. With life the way it is for me right now, it’s not an option anymore to start big projects.  I need something I can pick up and do five minutes here, an hour there, … Continue reading →

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Cook up some extra knitting time.

Posted on January 6, 2011 by eweandcompany

January is National Soup Month. Winter-time is soup time, and a great time to knit.  Put on a pot of soup, enough for a couple of days, and suddenly you have more time to knit.  Here are some recipes for … Continue reading →

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Why I Knit: Glenna Butts

Posted on December 26, 2010 by eweandcompany

Mother taught herself to knit; when I was about 8, she taught me.  In the fourth grade, my teacher and the librarian would help a few of us girls with our knitting, and they taught us to crochet.  I don’t … Continue reading →

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Now in the shop: fabulous gift ideas.

Posted on December 5, 2010 by eweandcompany

In addition to the fiberlicious yarns, we have an amazing selection of gift items for knitters and anyone on your list who appreciates fine, hand-crafted items. Stop by to see us at 407 North Main Street in historic downtown Kingston … Continue reading →

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Lambchop wants you to come to the party.

Posted on November 15, 2010 by eweandcompany

We’ll be all dressed up and waiting for you with refreshments, gift ideas, wild and woolly new yarns, and drawings for great prizes. If you haven’t been to the shop yet, here’s a map.  In the meantime, stop by now … Continue reading →

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Wild and Woolly Yarns from Unexpected Sources

Posted on November 8, 2010 by eweandcompany

Say the word “yarn” and most people think of lambswool, cashmere, cotton, maybe even ~ gasp ~ synthetics.  Yarn can be made from virtually any fiber that can be spun, including plant fibers.  Here are some of the unusual knitting … Continue reading →

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Featured Fiber Artist: Laura McWhorter

Posted on August 12, 2010 by eweandcompany

A local artist and teacher, Laura combines knitting, weaving, spinning, and felting with embroidery, beading and stitching to craft one-of-a-kind bags, wearables, and artwork. Ewe & Company has a nice collection of Laura’s felted bags and vessels in the shop. … Continue reading →

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