By Janet Avila Every day is Earth Day at String Theory. When we choose which yarns to carry, we consider their impact on the environment. We look for natural fibers without added acrylic (made fro...
By Emily HenkelsFebruary is Black History Month - and while we try at String Theory to support black artists year-round, February is a great month to celebrate some of our favorite creative rock-st...
by Janet AvilaWhile I was in Rwanda visiting Handspun Hope, I got to see how the cotton yarn is made.
by Janet AvilaWoolcycle is a "round", springy yarn that gives you excellent stitch definition for cables and texture. It comes in rich, saturated colors. We love that it is easy care - perfect for ...
@Haynes House YarnsTrunk Show at String TheoryStarting Saturday, February 25, 2023
by Janet Avila It is always fun to get to know the artist who creates the masterpiece, so we asked Ali a few questions.
by Janet Avila Meet Sam, the artist behind Lavender Lune yarns. She's a homeschooling mom raising four amazing kids in the forests of northern Minnesota is the artist behind Lavender Lune. Her sur...
Naima* Bond, local artist and founder of Sister Ananse Yarn, studied art at Oberlin College and the Art Institute. Read on to learn how she got into yarn and where she draws her inspiration from....
We've had a lot of new visitors recently, so I thought I would take a moment to introduce myself and String Theory.