To quote NY Yankees catcher, manager, and hall of famer Yogi Berra, "It's Déjà vu all over again." I have decided to close the brick and...

What is better than one free hat pattern? How about a "Year of Hats", or better said, one free hat pattern per month! Kelbourne Woolens...

I hope your holiday is filled with happiness in spite of all that 2020 brought us. If you are looking to settle down with your knitting...

Wasatch and Wool is reopening! The store will be open online and for curbside pickup beginning Tuesday, December 15. I wish I could...

Given Utah’s surging COVID rates and low tourism expectations for the upcoming winter ski season, Wasatch and Wool Yarn’s brick and...

The past six months have been [well--enter the word that best describes it for you here.] During this time, however, our needle crafts...

Wow, it's hard to believe that summer is almost over. I hope you all enjoyed yours as much as possible given how different our lives are...

It is hot, hot, hot outside! The best way to beat the heat is to just stay inside and knit! If Merino, alpaca or mohair seem a bit heavy...

The store will be open on Saturday the Fourth from 11am to 3pm. Park City Government decided to cancel all of our traditional Fourth of...

Happy Fourth of July! Can you believe it? Fourth of July is next week! In a year when the days last forever, the months are flying by. I...

Much has transpired since my last newsletter. I want to take a moment and say that everyone who has worked at the store has always tried...

Happy Memorial Day Weekend! It’s hard to believe that it is the beginning of summer (especially with the snow Saturday morning!)....

I want to express a heartfelt thank you and so much appreciation to everyone at Brooklyn Tweed for their Apart Together rogram that...

Yesterday I walked around Old Town and enjoyed a bit of shopping. I observed what the stores were doing to protect their customers and...

Before I opened the store six years ago, I put a lot of thought into the store’s mission. What was (and still is) the most important...