Farm Update:

Luckily the weather seems to be getting a bit nicer here, so we’ve started spring cleaning around the house and farm, eagerly anticipating starting the garden. As well Kersti now home from school is undertaking a major basement renovation, along with baking everything and anything. This past week we’ve done bread, bagels, cinnamon rolls. On the business front, we’ve continued to ship out orders this week, but also have a little bit more time to start some new projects, and work on finishing some knitting so look forward to that! Kersti also took a tour through the woolshed, which can be found in our Instagram highlights and on Facebook. Will continue to post about

In todays travelling with Koigu we’re finishing off the Koigu Paint Cans.

Arctic Moss:

Arctic Moss has a perseverance that most other plants in the arctic just don’t have. They grow slowly due to the cold temperatures during most of the year. Much of Canada’s North is covered in an Arctic Permafrost, which most people don’t have the opportunity to visit. A Koigu Team member in his other field has been to all three territories, an supplied us with stunning shots of the Arctic Moss.

Take a Tour of the Arctic
Experience the Polar Bears (Great for Kids Education)
National Geographic Series

Find the Arctic Moss Paint Can at the following LYS’s:

Projects to make using the Arctic Moss Paint Can:

A great project to get started with the Paint Can is the Northeasterly by Skeinanigans. If you do send us a picture!!

Or for crocheters try the Ice Cube Scarf/Cowl designed by Joanna Clayson, which was designed specifically for the Koigu Paint Can. Find the pattern on the Koigu Studio.

Mountain Sunset:

Whether you are in the Rocky Mountains, the center of the Himalayas or the Andes, a beautiful sunset is a warm kiss good night. The richness of the warm reds, oranges and pinks seem to soften the strong peaks of the mountains. This paint can would be great for a nice pair of mittens.

Click links below and happy travelling.

Find the Mountain Sunset Paint Can at the following LYS’s:

Looking for Mountain Sunset pattern suggestions?

Knox Mountain Knit Co. create designs inspired by the Okanagan Valley. The Heartnut Socks are the perfect design to do both colour mixing and stitch definition. Find the pattern here.

Try the Paint Can in the crochet pattern Flowers Scarf by Churchmouse Yarns and Tea’s.

Sunset photo from Dawson City, Yukon. Koigu Team members visit.

OceAn Blue:

There is something magical about the sound of crashing waves on the shore. They can stimulate adventure like surfing the big one in Hawaii or relaxing on the beach in the Caribbean. Perhaps for some it’s what lies deep in the ocean that they seek, such as the Great Barrier Reef. We each here at KOIGU all have a different desire when it comes to ocean. Let these few videos inspire you to create. Pair this paint can with Tulip Festival to recreate a corral reef.

Find the Ocean Blue Paint Can at the following LYS’s:

Looking for something to knit with the Ocean Blue Paint Can?

Try the Ana Shawl by Taiu Landra. Pattern available on KoiguStudio, and designed specifically for the Paint Can.

For crocheters try the When The Ocean Meets The Scarf pattern by MelissaFleur Hughes.

Some of our stores have started to share their other Koigu Travel products. Yarn in the Farms, has started their own travel journey. Visit their website to sign up for the newsletter and follow their journey.

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We took a little virtual trip to Iceland in this week's "In the Loop" email. Why? Because we got this absolutely gorgeous @koigu1 KPPPM collector's colorway in this week (inspired by the top photo) and we couldn't wait to share it. Also because we're all staying safe at home and it seemed a good time for a little escapist armchair travel. It's already going fast so if you want to snag a skein or two, don't wait! #yarnsinthefarms #localyarnshop #beverlyfarms #beverlyma #northshoreboston #nothshorema #shopsmall #shoplocal #koigukpppm #koigucollectorscolorway #armchairtravel #staysafe #stayhome

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Dec 10, 2024

Polaris - Collector Colour

Throughout this year we have seen an amazing display of Aurora Borealis in unusally accessible parts of the northern hemisphere, giving many of us a new appreciation for the Northern lights. This month’s collector colourway, POLARIS, is inspired by the bright colours of the northern lights surrounded by the night sky full of stars.