The Blue Brick | Inspired Yarns

Treasure Hunting

The move is officially done, we closed on the condo, and I can finally start to feel settled in the house. I decided to celebrate with a little lunchtime walk, and found this most excellent little antique shop not 10 minutes from my home: Greystone…

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Knotty, Knotty Yarn

I’ve recently received an email from a customer concerned about the number of breaks in her skein of Blue Brick yarn. We are also concerned about it, but at the moment, with our current system and suppliers, up to three breaks is possible. I thought…

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Slow Fashion October

For those of you who are unfamiliar with it, I think the @slowfashionoctober instagram blurb says it best: A celebration of the small-batch, handmade, second-hand, well-loved, long-worn, known-origins wardrobe. It’s a dialogue that we can all participate in, to any degree, in whatever way inspires us, and…

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Moving Chaos & Temporary Store Closure

A little assortment of what we’ve been up to (and my obsession with the colour yellow!). We’ve shut the store down until Oct 3rd to give us time to move ourselves, and the company to Burlington. All orders are still being fulfilled, and we expect…

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Jelly Beans!

The KW Knitters Fair is this weekend!  Kitchener Memorial Auditorium Complex 400 East Ave, Kitchener, Ontario. Time: 9:30 am to 4:30 pm Click here for more information For the KW Knitters Festival this weekend I’ve introduced a fun new product that will be a show exclusive:…

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Chateau Blue Brick

Lots of change coming to us… yet again. I remember after we got married last October I told Tito ‘lets have a boring life for a year, let’s not start anything big’. So much for plans. This year we really launched The Blue Brick. In…

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How do you like your worsted?

First of all – thank you to everyone who came out to support us at Festival Twist! We had a fabulous time, and can’t wait for our next show – the Kitchener Waterloo Knitters Fair – hope to see you there! Now, onto more yarn’y…

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