We’d like to thank you for your donations over the festival in 2025. Many of you increased the donations made during ticket sales and we raised over £400 for local St Monan’s Memorial Garden Group and more than £1000 for CHAS.
We’ll be fundraising for CHAS again this year and thank you in advance for your support…
We’d be delighted if you can join us.
Susan, Di and Alison
Team East Neuk Knits
We’re ready
for East Neuk Knits 2026
There will be workshops running THURSDAY 26th to SATURDAY 28th November and our marketplace at Bowhouse on FRIDAY & SATURDAY 27th-28th November.
You will see fond favourites amongst our vendors, plus some new friends… workshops and talks will be running with exciting advanced topics and introductions to new ideas.
The children’s knitting classes were a real hit at Kellie Castle - we’ll be running these again on Saturday provided by Knitting for All tutors. If you want more information about Knitting for All classes in your area, you can find it here.
We’ll be welcoming lovely animals again, with some exciting book signings in the marketplace hosted by the SWI.
Look out for more news on exciting additions to our programme over the next few months!
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Prepare to Wrap Up Warm with us again @EastNeukKnits
FRIDAY 27 & SATURDAY 28 NOV 2026
PLUS exciting workshops available on THURSDAY 26 NOV
Vendor, talk and workshop information is now available - see the menu above!
Tickets are now available!
The Scottish Fisheries Museum would still love your knitted herring for their collection…
Pattern is by Sheila Greenwell and was originally for the Knitting the Herring Project with The Scottish Fisheries Museum. They and we will continue to use the knitted herring for celebrations in the future.
(Please use natural fibres only).
Milli of Tribe Yarns will be opening Cowshed Yarn Barn at Comielaw Farm especially for East Neuk Knits festival ticketholders
Welcome to browse a magical space not frequently open to the public.
Formerly operated from London - Tribe Yarns is known for its exclusive, high quality and unusual yarns, accessories and notions.
The Cowshed is located next door to Di Gilpin Wool Hoose and Studios. Use the festival map to direct you to parking or use the festival minibus for free transport to and from Comielaw Farm.
Please note, Malt Loaf the Great Dane is part of the team at Tribe, and likes to greet customers, but can be kept on leash if requested.
East Central Scotland Guild of Weavers, Spinners and Dyers
Thank you to local Guild Members joining us once more to share their skills and knowledge
Chat to experienced crafters about different ways to work with fibre and yarn
Come and see Guild members in action at The Classroom Space in Bowhouse Courtyard