The Urban Sheep - What's Happening
The Urban Sheep - yarn boutique and creativity center
The Urban Sheepenings
(The Haps at The Sheep.) 
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Acres of yarn, needles, and other knitting and crochet paraphernalia! Buy tics online for $10 or at the door.
 
 
We'll meet at the store and caravan. Just mention your name and put "carpool" in the subject line.
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January 26th,
5pm to 9pm+
 
We're usually closed on Sunday, but this is a rare opportunity to shop, knit, and party at the store on a Sunday evening! We will open at 5pm and stay open until the end of the Academy Awards. Come watch on our big TV. We'll have fun making predictions and mostly being wrong, but who knows? 
 
Prizes will abound!
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The Urban Sheep Featured in Stanislaus Magazine!
 
Great News!  The store and its owners are featured in the Jan/Feb issue of Stanislaus Magazine! We have copies in the store, or you can get yours almost anywhere around town. It's a great article on the resurgence of knitting's popularity in recent years. (Michael wants everyone to know that although he is primarily quoted in the article, he got most of his information from Molly!)

Please check it out and let us know what you think.
 
Hope to See You Soon, Molly and Michael Carlson
 
 
 
 
 
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Friday Evenings at the Sheep: A Different Party Every Week! 
 
Knit 'n Nosh (a.k.a. Crochet and Partay) is on the first Friday of the month, 5pm to 8pm.  On that evening you may bring food to share if you wish, but even then its not required.  The rest of the Friday evenings, we are also open until 8pm, but food is not encouraged (although welcomed).  These are evenings to just hang out with friends and enjoy the friendly atmosphere.  Bring a group of friends! 
 
Next Knit 'n Nosh 
(a.k.a. Crochet and Partay) 
Friday, February 3rd, 5 - 8pm
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Here are some events
we participated in, in 2011.  
 
Look for more fun events in 2012!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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The Store is Now Located at
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Social Knitworking
 
If you want more frequent updates on what is happening at the store, click below to find us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter!  
 
 
 
 
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Broad Inventory of almost everything!  Here are some items you'll find at the store. . .
 
  • MADELINETOSH yarn!
  • Bar-maids all-natural lotion and lip-gloss.
  • Lantern Moon bags and needles!
  • Namaste and Jordana Paige bags!
  • Paintings by artist Lorelee Nichols! (surfs up!)
  • SOAK wash & more Lantern Moon bags.  Some awesome bags and pricey but GORGEOUS needles.
  • Misti Alpaca Socks
  • Addi Turbo Clicks!
  • Addi Bamboo Clicks (lace clicks are on backorder)
  • Pottery By Anne
  • We've received 150 pounds of new Cascade. . .
  • CASCADE, CASCADE, CASCADE. Sweater quantities!  220, 220 superwash, 128, Venezia Chunky, Venezia Worsted, Covington. . .
  • Washing Machine for Felting!
  • DREAM IN COLOR yarn has arrived!!!!!
  • Frog Tree Yarn - Origami Pullover Kits!
  • Individual skeins (some two-sies) of Blue Heron *** Sparkles!***
  • Intriguing kits for a simple shawl with dyed to match yarns
  • BOOKS from Interweave Press are on the shelves.
  • Lace weight - bought directly from a yarn rep.
  • Lots of Malabrigo.
  • From Bryson - size 7&8 Brittany’s!!!
  • Fiber Trends patterns.
  • Handmade stitch markers and all those extra notions that we knitters love to collect.
  • Mission Falls too!
  • 100% angora - small and pricey, but ohhhhh soooooo soooofffftttt…
  • BERROCCO - Vintage DK (yes! DK weight! the same washable, soft and yummy vintage). Campus - a thick and thin with great pattern support. and more Borealis - yes, Virginia, there is still time to knit up one more cowl - if you use Borealis. Souffle!
  • Also - ADDI Lace Clicks arrived!
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The "Lilly of the Valley" 
Alpaca Farm, Modesto, CA.  
 
"You can admire my beauty from afar, but please don't touch me!"
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Spinning
Every 2nd and 4th Tuesday (10-12 AM)
Meet a local group of spinners and watch them do their magic. See the entire process from roving to a finished ball of yarn.