Yarn Archive
Posted on April 9th, 2013 by craftygals
Hello spring and hello new spring yarns. We are carrying a brand new bulky weight cotton yarn, Sprout, in lots of lovely colorways. Perfect for a quick knit up summer-y cardigan or a baby blanket. A new shipment of Madeline Tosh Vintage and Light just landed and we pushed ourselves to bring in new, fresh…read more
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Posted on March 1st, 2013 by craftygals
We appreciate Jil Eaton’s MinnowMerino for their rich color and soft bulkyness (though on size 8 needles). But then I also fell in love with her warm camel neutral. The perfect yarn for your next kid
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Posted on February 6th, 2013 by craftygals
We’re excited to announce that, for a short time, our selection of Lady Dye yarns is 25% off. These yarns are hand dyed with eco-friendly dyes by local spinner, designer, and knitting–and one of our lovely knitting teachers!–Diane Ivey. To further sweeten the deal, we are also now carrying Diane’s newest pattern, the Eclectic Cowl….read more
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Posted on November 2nd, 2012 by craftygals
There’s something wonderful and homey about workhorse yarns. Affordable, reliable, and not too flashy, these are yarns you can work into projects that last a long time, through many wears and lots of love. We adore Berroco Comfort for this purpose, and have recently added two more Berroco yarns that are perfect for everyday projects,…read more
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Posted on September 13th, 2012 by craftygals
Now that it’s mid September, we’re getting into crisp fall weather, lots of pumpkin recipes on Pinterest, and prime knitting season! We’ve restocked and expanded colors on three of our favorite heavy yarns and have some inspiring photos to share. We love the giant skeins of Cascade Ecological, so now we’re carrying Eco+! It’s the…read more
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Posted on May 17th, 2012 by craftygals
Our long-awaited Madeleine Tosh yarns have arrived! We have 13 luscious and luminous colors of Tosh Merino Light, and 10 gorgeous colors of Tosh Vintage. Come in and start knitting or crocheting a shawl or sweater to keep warm on the cooler summer evenings. Speaking of summer patterns, we just got in beautiful lightweight cardigan…read more
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Posted on March 8th, 2012 by craftygals
The fun continues through March with 25-40% off select yarn, and what great yarns there are… 40% off: Cotton Yarns: TSC Cotton Classic; TSC Ripple; Rowan Calmer; Zitron Polo; TSC Mia. Recycled Yarns: Rowan Purelife Renew; Rowan Purelife Revive; SWTC Pure Soysilk; SWTC Amaizing. Wools/Wool Blends: CEY Waterlily; Debbie Bliss Rialto Aran; Schaeffer Sock; Organic…read more
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Posted on February 14th, 2012 by craftygals
Meet Helen and Justin. Justin made Helen a scarf. His own design (knit 2, purl 2, cast on 48 stitches) out of one long and lovely skein of our soft and dreamy Kaffe Fassett Kids Silk Haze. We celebrate the maker and his muse. Stunning.
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Posted on February 14th, 2012 by craftygals
Herewith two posts celebrating love and craftiness. First up, friends…and I don’t even have their names, but I loved that Friend on the Left was making a lovely sweater for Friend on the Right: The Ballet Wrap from the book, “Fitted Knits” in blue Cascade 228. I hope it came out!
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Posted on December 10th, 2011 by craftygals
Some yarns look closer to the sheep than others. Cascade Ecologoical wool (100% Undyed Peruvian Highlands wool) is one of those yarns. Soft, natural, in five earthy colors. Each skein is 475 yards. This is a wool to make a boyfriend sweater, a lap throw for your mother-in-law (two recent JPK&S projects), something sheep-y and wonderful.
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