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Three women's lives intertwine in the yarn aisle of a craft store.
Grieving the unexpected loss of her beloved grandmother, Marin wants to honor her grandmother's memory by teaching herself to knit. While shopping for yarn, she's overcome with grief, and is comforted by a grandmotherly woman who offers her knitting lessons.
Reeling from her husband's betrayal, Heather decides to pick up her old knitting hobby to distract her thoughts. At the craft store, she can't find the yarn she needs to finish a project and breaks down in tears. A sweet older woman lends an ear and invites her to her home to knit.
Retired Spanish teacher and avid knitter Frida volunteers to knit socks for deployed service men and women. What is supposed to be a simple trip to the craft store to stock up on yarn turns into something more when she runs into not one, but two crying women in the yarn aisle. Inviting strangers into her home is not something she would normally consider, but when the Lord speaks, Frida listens.
The three women settle into their knitting journey together and become good friends. One day, a card arrives from a soldier who received their care package, turning Marin's world upside down. And Heather receives shocking news that threatens to derail her healing journey.
Will Frida's prayers and encouragement be enough to keep the knitting club together?
