Hand-knit Monarch Butterfly Cardigan in autumn forest, Yarn & Yonder
Hand-knit · Made to order

Slow goods,
made one stitch
at a time.

Two pieces, one fourteen-year-old, a kitchen in rural Vermont, and a pair of wooden needles.

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The collection

Two things, made well.

A cardigan with a butterfly across the back. A tote built to hold its shape. Both hand-made entirely, both available in a small handful of colors.

Close-up of hand-knitted stitch detail
42
Hours per cardigan
1
Boy, two needles
100%
Wool
1/1
Every piece unique
Eli's hands knitting in his Vermont kitchen
The boy behind the needles

Made by a kid who learned to knit before he learned to tie his shoes.

Eli was seven years old when his grandmother sat him down on the kitchen floor in rural Vermont and put a pair of hand-whittled wooden needles in his hands. She passed three winters later. He kept knitting — quietly, every day — because nothing else ever felt like sitting next to her again.

He's fourteen now. Every piece in this shop passed through his hands, in the same Vermont kitchen. No factories. No shortcuts.

"
Knitting feels like the room used to belong to someone he loved.
— Eli, age 14

A letter, every other Sunday.

New colorways, behind-the-scenes from the kitchen, the occasional thing Eli's been listening to. No marketing speak.