The Gothic Novels Yarn Club has now come to an end

Gothic Novels Garn Club

Threads of of the Macabre

This page serves as a look back at the previous Chapters of this dark yarn club journey. Sign up for our Moody Notes Newsletter to learn more about the next yarn club coming to the LBS-Shop, including Launch-Date information.

A six month literary yarn journey through darkness, devotion, and desire. Step into the shadows of classic Gothic horror! This yarn club invites you to explore haunting stories inspired by Mary Shelly, Edgar Allen Poe und Bram Stoker - told through hand-dyed yarns, ritual-like extras from AnMiwe and immersive storytelling. To learn more about Gothic Novels check out our latest Blog Spot!

Attention Knitters - A Yarn Club that screams witchy is coming to LBS-Yarn

The Hexen Almanac

Four Months in the Rhythm of the Wheel of the Year -

Preorder Starts September 1st, 2026

This yarn club is for those who want to experience knitting as a moment of respite, ritual, and self-care.

The Hexen Almanac celebrates four threshold moments of the darker half of the year, from September to December – inspired by Old World Witchcraft, nature-based magic, herbal lore, old herbal books, and the mysterious world of the forest.

Each month, you will receive a skein of hand-dyed yarn in a moody semi tonal colourway, an Almanac card exploring knowledge, symbolism, and reflection, and – depending on the box – a seasonal ritual kit containing ritual materials, a Witch's Tool, a self-care item, and a complementary pattern with the appropriate amount of yarn needed to complete your witchy knitwear project. 

Gothic Knitter

Dyed with Love & Creativity…

My colorways and their names often carry a touch of Victorian poetry – inspired by darker themes, stories, and a love a moody atmospheric expression and aesthetic.

Every skein that leaves my studio is one of a kind and personally dyed by me – with the aim of bringing something special to your knitting project.

I work exclusively with high-quality, mulesing-free wool because the origin and ethical responsibility are just as important to me as the yarn dying process. Sustainability is also close to my heart – that’s why the design of my dyeing process is as environmentally friendly as possible.

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