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What do you get when you mix super soft alpaca and strong Highland wool? A fabulously soft and squishy yarn which loves stranded colorwork, is easy to work, and brings joy to every stitch of your sweater, accessory or home project. A perfect blend of Fair Trade, hard-wearing Highland wool and soft alpaca twisted into a staple 2-ply yarn. &Make Yarn is make for for stitchers at every stage of their crafting journey from 100% natural, sustainable fibers from renewable sources.
The shawl is worked in plain and stripe garter stitch in light fingering weight yarn. The addition of slip stitch pattern makes it visually interesting and adds textural interest.
Axis shawl is knit side to side on the bias which makes it drape beautifully. The design is simple yet fun to knit and perfect for any skill level.
The shawl is big enough to cover shoulders yet light and airy to be worn as a scarf.
Axis modern design makes it a very versatile piece, perfect for any season!
Note: This product is for a single, physical paper copy. No digital download is available.
MATERIALS
Swans Island Washable Wool Collection, 100% organic Merino wool, sport weight, (50 gms, 180 yds each) or other Sport weight yarn
Colors Shown
Color A: EWB123 Truffle 2 (2, 2, 3, 3) skeins
Color B: EWB124 Edgecomb Grey 3 (3, 3, 4, 4) skeins
US size 4 (3.5 mm) 16” and 24” circular and set of 4 or 5 dpns, or size needed to obtain gauge
Stitch marker, yarn needle.
FINISHED DIMENSIONS
Chest: 23¼ (25¼, 27¼, 28½, 29¾)“
Length: 13¼ (14½, 16, 18, 20¼)”
Note: This product is for a single, physical paper copy. No digital download is available.
MATERIALS
Swans Island Washable Wool Collection, 100% Organic Merino Wool, sport weight, (50 gms, 180 yds each): 3 (4, 5, 6, 7) skeins Main Color (MC); 1 skein Contrast Color (CC) or other Sport weight yarn.
Colors Shown:Magenta EWB125 (MC) and Curry EWB127 (CC)
Colors Shown: Snowy Owl EWB101(MC) andTruffle EWB123 (CC)
US size 3 (3.25 mm) 24” circular needle and set of 4 or 5 dpns, or size needed to obtain gauge.
Stitch markers; stitch holders or waste yarn; tapestry needle
FINISHED DIMENSIONS
Chest: 22 (24, 26, 27, 29½)“,with Fronts overlapped
Length: 13¼ (14½, 15½, 18½, 20½)”
NOTES
The Sleeves of this cardigan are worked in the round from the bottom up, then placed on hold while the Pocket Lining is worked and also placed on hold. Then the Body is worked in one piece from the bottom edge to underarms, joining the pocket as you go, and working a small slit between the Right Front and Back
for the I-Cord tie. Fronts and Back are then divided, the Sleeves are joined, and the Yoke is worked in one piece to the shoulders, with raglan shaping. The neck edge is finished with an I-cord bind-off.
Note: This product is for a single, physical paper copy. No digital download is available.
Showcasing a plethora of patterns written by 46 globally gifted designers, 52 Weeks of Chunky has something for everyone. Sweaters, cardigans, slipovers and vests, as well as accessories and a few home decor items, this book will offer a feast of fiber inspiration to get you through autumn and winter.
The 25 patterns are designed for multiple skill levels ranging from easy to intermediate. Be prepared to work with captivating textures, fabulous cables, and colorwork that will keep you on your toes! We know you’re already captivated, are you up for this chunky challenge?
The patterns are created by the following designers: Andrea Aho, Veranika Barel, Natalya Berezynska, Sylvie Bouchard, Cristina Cusano, Anna Daku, Jaime Dorfman, Arianna Frasca, Jonna Helin, Eliza Hinkes, Rastus Hsu, Dami Hunter, Claudia Joyal Laplante, Esti Juango, Faye Kennington, Vicky Knits, Sini Kramer, Pauliina Kuunsola, Brenda Lam, Pauliina Leisti, Bernice Lim, Lotta Löthgren, Sara Markkula, Aude Martin, Rebekka Mauser, Ayako Mizuno, Klara Nilsson, Yukie Onodera, Sara Ottosson, Kare Peacock, Heta Puronen, Tiia Pyykkö, Marie Régnier, Gina Rockenwagner, Cata Rubke, Megumi Shinagawa, Orlane Sucche, Lili Tobias, Thea Vesterby, Vivian Wei and Julia Wilkens.
You can now pre-order through Fancywork Yarn Shop.
Publication Day: November 8, 2024.
In this class, you’ll learn how to:
This class is ideal for adventurous knitters who are comfortable with basic knitting techniques and are ready to add a powerful new skill to their sock-making toolkit.
Supplies to bring:
Let’s take the mystery (and fear!) out of cutting into your knitting—join us for this fun and fearless workshop!
Materials: Completed hand-knit or machine-cranked sock tube. Suggested needle size: 32" US 1 circular knitting needles for Magic Loop, US 1 Flexi-Flips, OR US 1 DPNs. *Note: Magic Loop will NOT be taught in this class. 20g fingering weight yarn in a contrasting color to knit the cuffs, heels and toes. Darning needle, stitch markers, and a pair of scissors.
Prerequisite skills: Casting on, joining in the round, knitting, purling, binding off.
Homework: Bring your hand-knit or machine cranked sock tube to the first class. If you would like to take advantage of our Sock Tube Service, please allow 14 days for your tube to be cranked.
Instructor: Kecia Kubota
Class Policies: Be sure to read our general Class Policies before registering.
Cancellation Policy: If you need to cancel or reschedule your registration, please provide at least 24 hours advance notice before the start of your first class for a refund minus a $10 service fee. Cancellations made with less than 24 hours notice are non-refundable.
Beginning August 22, our shop will be overflowing with colorful, hand-dyed skeins dyed by Laura Salisbury of Always Be Kind Yarn—each one dyed to bring awareness to suicide and to remind every maker that kindness can quite literally save a life! Swing by opening weekend, Friday and Saturday, August 22 & 23, to meet the dyer. Laura will be in the shop, ready to share the stories behind her colorways, offer project ideas, and sprinkle a little extra hope into your stash. Pick up a skein of our very own custom colorway, dyed just for us by Laura! The full trunk show stays on our shelves through August 31, giving you plenty of time to dream up sweaters, shawls, and rainbow-bright socks.
Bring your project ideas (or WIPs that need the perfect pop of color) and come soak in a rainbow of kindness. Can’t make the meet-and-greet? No worries—stock will stay on the floor until August 31, but once a skein is gone, it’s gone!
Amble’s extreme versatility makes it a delightful choice for any fingering weight project. Machine washable, soft and durable, this yarn is perfect for your next sock, sweater, shawl project or anything in between.
Easy-wash is a trademarked name that refers to a process used to make the wool and alpaca fibres in Amble machine washable without shrinking. The Easy-wash method is chlorine-free and AOX-free, making it the best environmental choice for producing machine washable wool.
Experience the luxurious softness of mYak's Baby Camel, sustainably sourced from the arid land of northeastern Tibet. Perfect for those who appreciate premium quality and eco-friendly materials.
The camels are tended by members of the Tibetan community, offering a unique blend of Tibetan and Mongolian cultures. They even speak Amdo, one of the three main Tibetan dialects, and live in yurts, the traditional Mongolian home. The Bactrian Camel is a magnificent creature that can adapt well to even the harshest weather conditions. It is commonly used to transport personal items during transhumance and provides an abundance of high-quality milk and luxurious fiber. A unique and culturally rich product, any project will have a touch of both worlds with mYak's Baby Camel.
According to a given season's yak down color, mYak obtains three natural shades (chocolate, desert and oatmeal) which are then dyed, resulting in a palette of rich, soft colors evocative of the five elements of nature. Most yaks produce deep shades of fiber, therefore light colors are very rare and even more precious.
No bleaching or decoloring is done prior to dyeing, therefore each color will vary from season to season depending on the shade of the natural fibers. At times, the resulting shades will be darker and other times they will be lighter. There fore the shades represented online may not exactly match what we have in stock. We recommending purchasing enough to complete your project.
mYak takes great pride in sourcing the finest, softest fibers to bring you a truly unique knitting experience. Harvested by hand from the undercoat of baby yaks during the natural molting season, this yarn is both cruelty-free and environmentally responsible. The fiber is then spun in Italy using low-impact processes that honor the purity of the raw material.
The resulting fabric is unlike any other – an indulgent treat for the senses – boasting unparalleled softness, with a similar micron count to cashmere. The color palette for Baby Yak Medium is a stunning combination of soft, heathered earth tones and dark neutrals, accented by vibrant hues. Because most yaks are naturally of a darker shade, lighter colors are incredibly rare and highly coveted, making this product truly one-of-a-kind.
mYak yarns build a bridge between ancient traditions and conscious craftsmanship. Knit with purpose, knowing your creations carry the warmth of the Tibetan people and the spirit of sustainability.
In Beanie Basics, you'll review the long tail cast on and discover knitting in the round, working with two colors, decreasing, and what to do when the circumference of your work becomes too small for your circular needle. We'll be working with The Conversationalist, by The Plucky Knitter – an adorable, wearable, two-color hat!
Materials: 2 skeins of Malabrigo Rios in contrasting colors. Suggested needles: US 5 and US 7 circular knitting needles, 16" length or size required to get listed pattern gauge plus one set of double-pointed needles in the larger of the two sizes. Stitch markers, scissors and a darning needle.
Prerequisite skills: Casting on, knitting, and purling.
Instructor: Dedra Clark
Class Policies: Be sure to read our general Class Policies before registering.
Cancellation Policy: If you need to cancel or reschedule your registration, please provide at least 24 hours advance notice before the start of your first class for a refund minus a $10 service fee. Cancellations made with less than 24 hours notice are non-refundable.
Pair them with our matching Oregon Needle Gauge for the ultimate home-state knitting vibes.
Each dangle marker is 3D printed from biodegradable plastic, so they’re as kind to the planet as they are to your knitting. Cute, colorful, and ready to make every stitch a love letter to the Beaver State!
Labor-saving and efficient, KnitPro's original Blocking Mats are moisture wicking and easy to wipe down while wet blocking. Use up to all 9 pieces or simply just one. They will form any shape you need in order to finish your project!
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Cormo sheep are born from a thoughtful cross between Corriedale and Merino. This fleece is a springy wool that’s next-to-skin soft but still full of body and structure. Tumalo Fiber's Caldera DK showcases this beautifully, with a smooth hand and a gentle elasticity that makes it a joy to work with. The balance between ply and natural bounce give stitches excellent clarity, making cables and lace pop just as well as simple stockinette. Caldera DK boasts the versatility and tactile pleasure that makes a yarn truly unforgettable.
Tumalo Fiber's Caldera Fingering is a hardy skein spun from 100% Cormo wool. The 2-ply configuration creates a prominent stitch definition when worked up. This yarn is as bouncy and robust as it is irresistibly soft, crafted for makers who want crisp stitch definition.
The Cormo sheep, originally bred in Tasmania in the 1960s by crossing Corriedale and superfine Merino, bring together the best of both breeds: the resilience and loft of Corriedale, and the buttery softness of Merino. The result is a wool that’s springy, elastic, and next-to-skin soft – with a fine micron count that rivals luxury fibers.
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