29 Stitches

08/29/2026

From finding the right materials, to the final tailored fit, this was a true team effort to ensure our customer is both protected and looking sharp in his Gambeson! May your armor bites be minimal and your takedowns be glorious!

08/26/2026

Ready to learn something new, build your skills, or just spend some crafty time with us?

We’ve just added some new classes to the calendar, and there’s something for knitters at several different skill levels!

Check out the classes and register here: https://www.29stitches.shop/s/appointments

Seats are limited, so don’t wait too long to sign up!

08/22/2026

Pardon Our Mess!

We’re doing a little rearranging over the next few days as we add more shelving and make room for even more fabric and craft goodies.

Things may look a little chaotic! Thanks for your patience as we work to get things put back in place!

08/21/2026

As we start this day, we just wanted to give a special thank you to Diane and Clem for the delicious muffins. Sequoia and Seneca for the coffee, ice tea and Riesens. Karen for the iron press, we already used it! And to Julie for being the first person to take advantage of our new mending program! We appreciate you!

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08/20/2026

Sewing machines have been busy again! Jordyn's latest project. Anyone else making Ren Fest costumes?

08/19/2026

Look at these gorgeous hand-dyed and hand-spun yarns from Quirky Fiber Werks, by Tamara Radke!

Her daughters brought them in, so we put them on the shelf to see how they look, and we LOVE them!

We’re hoping to carry these beautiful, one-of-a-kind yarns in our store soon.

08/18/2026

We found this lovely spinning wheel at a local thrift store today. The cashier told us it belonged to a dear lady who can no longer spin. She was so sad to let it go. We wanted to share that it is already deeply loved. We promise to honor the history and craft she put into it.

08/12/2026

We’re excited to finally start our "Pay What You Can Community Mending Program"!

Our goal is simple: help keep good clothing in use while making basic mending more accessible to our community. Repairs are completed by sewing students and avid sewers who are volunteering their time and talents to help others.

This is a BETA program, so we are starting with simple repairs such as, button replacement, seam repairs, and other minor mending.

We have a recommended contribution for each repair, but you choose what you’re able to give. And if you’re not able to contribute right now, that’s okay too.

We’ll also repurpose materials whenever we can, giving scraps and other useful materials a second life, while keeping costs down.

Have something that needs a little mending? Bring it in and we’ll see if it’s a good fit for the program!

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