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Iconic, reliable, and spun from premium superwash merino, Rios is Malabrigo’s workhorse worsted-weight yarn. Incredibly soft and strong, this washable, 4-ply yarn is fantastic for frequently-worn garments, housewares, and children and baby clothes. Available in an array of watercolor-multi, semi-solid, variegated and solid colorways.

Malabrigo Susurro is a warm weather favorite that blends softness, breathability, and a gentle texture into something truly special. Made from a thoughtful mix of mulberry silk, merino wool, and linen, this lightweight yarn offers the best of all three fibers. Silk for sheen, merino for softness, and linen for strength and structure.

The result is a fabric with an airy feel and a subtle, lived in texture that only gets better with wear. The linen adds a slight crispness on the skein, but softens beautifully after washing, while the silk gives a soft glow that enhances Malabrigo’s signature hand dyed colorways.

Hand-dyed in Malabrigo’s signature vibrant palette, Verano comes in a gorgeous range of tonal, variegated, and bold multi-colorways that bring cotton to life. This worsted-weight yarn knits up beautifully for breathable tops, shawls, lightweight sweaters, and accessories that can be worn year-round. 

Like all hand-dyed yarns, we recommend alternating skeins for larger projects. Machine washable on gentle cycle, though handwashing is always best to preserve color and texture.

Your sock game will be forever changed for the better after using Malabrigo Ultimate Sock! Made with care by a family-owned yarn company in Uruguay and Peru, Malabrigo yarns come in a range of over 400 gorgeous colors inspired by nature and everyday life. Ultimate sock is made with a hardy nylon and superwash merino wool blend. Perfect for not only socks, but all accessories and garments from head to toe!

Malabrio’s premium Uruguayan merino is just as soft as ever and Rasta comes in a range of unique “watercolor multi” colorways as well as a rainbow of semi-solid basics. Unbelievably squishy, this is the yarn to turn to when you want the ultimate in warmth (or the ultimate in speed!). Great for quick knits, textured stitches, hats, cowls, scarves, outerwear.

Practically vibrating with colorful energy, Mecha is a wonderful choice for accessories, garments, baby and kids items, cables, textured stitches. This bulky-weight yarn is the perfect size for quick but not-too-heavy projects.

As with all hand-dyed yarns, when working with more than one skeins in a single project, we recommend alternating a few rows from each ball ensure random color distribution.

Each skein is hand dyed in Malabrigo’s renowned colorways! Luscious tonal shades and vibrant variegations that turn every project into a masterpiece. Because they are dyed in small batches, every skein carries its own subtle uniqueness, making your finished piece truly one of a kind.

Malabrigo Chunky brings joy to every project: quick to knit, endlessly cozy, and full of depth and color. From instant gratification accessories to sturdy, love worn garments, this yarn infuses each stitch with warmth, beauty, and a splash of hand dyed magic.

This yarn shines in everything from statement accessories to warm heirloom garments. With approximately 130 yards (120 m) per 100 g skein and a recommended gauge of 12-15 stitches to 4” on US 9–11 (5.5–8 mm) needles, Vientos is ideal for quick knitting bursts that still feel luxurious.

We love Vientos for textured knits, cables, ribbing, and bold stitches pop beautifully in this yarn’s generous dimension and rich palette. Try it on a chunky hat, sculptural cowl, or even a cozy cropped cardigan! Its “velvety hand” makes it a joy to wear and gift.

Perfect for adding color and detail to your projects, these minis are made from a soft yet durable blend of 75% superwash merino wool and 25% nylon. They will give you the gentle hand and loft of merino with the strength and resilience needed for everyday wear and friction heavy areas like heels and toes in socks.

The 4-ply fingering weight and generous hand dyed color palette make these mini skeins ideal for contrast stripes, colorwork, intarsia accents, cuffs, and other creative touches without committing to full size skeins. Machine washable on a gentle cycle and dry flat care instructions mean finished pieces are both beautiful and practical for regular use. Whether you’re knitting socks with playful pops of color or incorporating minis into bigger projects, Malabrigo Ultimate Sock Minis let you experiment with every stitch!

Spin a new story with this 2-ply, 100% Superwash Merino yarn. By randomly blending multicolored tones along the strand, Torzal offers the irresistible look of artisan handspun wool combined with a neatly structured twist. It delivers the signature squish and softness you know and love, while giving finished garments and accessories a rich, dynamic visual effect.

We’ll start with a breakdown of brioche basics, including how the stitch pattern works, tips for managing tension, and how to handle yarn placement in two colors. You’ll cast on for your cowl in class and begin working through the pattern with guidance and support.

As the class progresses, we’ll dive deeper into the nuances of brioche, including how to  troubleshoot common issues and reading your stitches to keep track of where you are. Along the way, you’ll gain confidence and a deeper understanding of how brioche fabric is built. By the end of the class, you'll not only have a great start on your favorite squishy, cozy cowl, but also the foundational skills to tackle future brioche projects with ease and enthusiasm.

Materials: Two contrasting skeins of bulky-weight yarn, such as Malabrigo Chunky or Vientos. Suggested needle sizes: 16" US 11 circular knitting needles, darning needle, stitch markers, including a unique one for BOR, and a pair of scissors and the pattern. 

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. This is 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.

When worked up, worsted weight Riti delivers wonderful stitch definition and blooms beautifully. The non superwash finish of this yarn means it holds its shape very well, while remaining soft and smooth, perfect for any garment you won’t want to take your hands off of! Embark on a fascinating new adventure with Patagonian wool from Fancywork favorite, Amano Yarns.  

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. This is 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.

We’ll start with a breakdown of brioche basics, including how the stitch pattern works, tips for managing tension, and how to handle yarn placement in two colors. You’ll cast on for your cowl in class and begin working through the pattern with guidance and support.

As the class progresses, we’ll dive deeper into the nuances of brioche, including how to  troubleshoot common issues and reading your stitches to keep track of where you are. Along the way, you’ll gain confidence and a deeper understanding of how brioche fabric is built. By the end of the class, you'll not only have a great start on your favorite squishy, cozy cowl, but also the foundational skills to tackle future brioche projects with ease and enthusiasm.

Materials: Two contrasting skeins of bulky-weight yarn, such as Malabrigo Chunky or Vientos. Suggested needle sizes: 16" US 11 circular knitting needles, darning needle, stitch markers, including a unique one for BOR, and a pair of scissors and the pattern.