Where the yarn tells the story!
Welcome to the most delightful intersection of storytelling and stitching—where your next project begins with once upon a time and ends in handmade magic.
Each quarter, the Spin Me a Yarn Literary Society curates a surprise pairing: a captivating book recommendation and an exclusive hand-dyed yarn colorway inspired by its pages. You choose your base (Twain, Rawlings, or Plato) and number of skeins—we’ll take care of the rest:
✨ A beautiful mystery colorway
✨ Themed treats and bookish goodies
✨ A list of discussion questions
✨ A golden invitation to our quarterly Zoom gathering + private Facebook group
Here’s how your story unfolds:
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📦 Billing: First billing when you place your order, then October, January, and April
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✨ Shipping: approximately 8 weeks after billing, with all the goodies
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📦 Book announced in the Facebook group shortly after billing so you can get started reading
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📖 Zoom Book Club: Six weeks after shipping—discuss the story, show off your makes, and sip something cozy with fellow fiber-loving readers. We'll provide some questions you can ponder as you read the book.
📅 Mark your chapter breaks:
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October 23, 2025 @ 7 PM ET
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January 22, 2026 @ 7 PM ET
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April 23, 2026 @ 7 PM ET
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July 23, 2026 @ 7 PM ET
Choose your favorite format to read (hardcover, eBook, or audiobook-you supply the book), and stitch along as the plot thickens. Each season brings a new literary surprise and a chance to connect, reflect, and cast on.
Please allow 72 hours for information on joining the private Facebook group once subscribed.
Let the yarn and the words spin you away.
Subscribe now and become part of the story.
Twain
- 75% Superwash Merino, 25% Nylon
- Sock/Fingering
- 463 yards, 100 grams
Rawlings
- 70% Superwash Merino, 20% Silk, 10% Cashmere
- 3 ply fingering
- 437 yards, 100 grams
Plato
- 75% SW Merino, 25% Nylon
- 4-ply, DK
- 245 Yards, 100 grams
Please Note:
- Hand dyed using professional grade acid dyes
- For best results, hand wash cold and lay flat to dry. May be machine washed in cold water on gentle cycle, laid flat to dry.
- As hand-dyed yarn is subject to variation, even with the same dye lot, if using more than one hank in a project, alternate hanks every few rows to compensate for variations in tone and pattern.
