In the peculiar state of ID— a magical place brimming with pine trees, meandering rivers, dusty mountains, and enchanting wilderness— reside some of the most extraordinary children you'll ever meet. They are the talented ID textile kids, known far and wide for their unbelievable skills in weaving, knitting, and creating pure magic out of threads and fabrics. Imagine being able to craft a multicolored scarf as long as the Snake River or knit a sweater huggable enough for a grizzly bear—these kids can do it all! Led by their eccentric mentor, Granny Purl, a denim-clad, bobble-hat wearing, knitting needle wielding character, they bring to life an array of astonishing creations. Granny Purl, despite her age, is as spry as a mountain hare. She can knit at the speed of a tornado, and once, legend has it, she knitted a woolly hat so large that it kept the entire city of Boise warm through a particularly chilly winter. With her trademark cackle and a twinkle in her eye, she teaches the kids of ID how to create fabrics that tell stories, that sing songs, and that can even make you laugh out loud. "Oh, you haven't seen anything yet," Granny Purl often chuckles, "Wait till you see a scarf that can do the jitterbug, or a quilt that narrates bedtime stories!" Yes, things are certainly extraordinary when it comes to the textile activities in the state of ID. The kids and Granny Purl, with their knitting needles flashing in the sunlight, create a world that's woven with creativity, laughter, and some seriously cool textile magic.