We'd Like to Introduce You to Roy! 

June 16, 2025
Tech Talk

Have y’all met Roy G Biv? Of course you have! We’re as sure of this as we are of the colors in the rainbow. ????

For those who don’t know Roy, think of them as a nameless stranger you recognize. Once we introduce you, you’ll realize you’ve known them all along! Roy G Biv stands for red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet. We use this term because it lists colors in the order in which they appear on the color spectrum. (Don’t get us started on the difference between blue and indigo. Yes, indigo is a dark blue, but it’s also described as a blue-purple and some suggest the “blue” in Roy G Biv is a blue-green. Plus, Sir Isaac Newton included it in his description of the color sequence, so there.)

When we’re buying yarn, we do our best to have a well rounded palette, meaning we stock our shelves with all of the colors. While some colors are more popular (we see you, purple lovers), we think it’s important to have a rainbow of colors in every fiber. Can you imagine if we only carried blues & purples or reds & oranges? Of course not, because that would be silly. We think life is better with all of the colors of the rainbow!

Happy Pride & Stitch on!

 Coming Attractions!

• Saturday, 6/21: Spinner Saturday
• Friday & Saturday, Chaos Fiber Trunk Show NOW July 11 & 12
• Friday, July 4th: Closed
• Saturday, 7/5: Texas Prairie Fiber Co Trunk Show
• Save the Date! We're celebrating needle arts on Saturday, July 26
• Last but not least, The Best Little Crawl in Texas (aka Hill Country Yarn Crawl) dates are official: October 10-19