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Welcome to Silly Goose Yarns! I’m so excited because we just launched this week! We are a small, woman-run business specializing in hand-dyed yarns. You can find a variety of bases on our site – mohair, fingering, DK, worsted and bulky – in our Spring Collection! We have Punchberry (pink with purple speckles) River Rocks (shades of grey and brown), Waves (mint to turquoise with specks of brown), Birthday Cake (pink, yellow, blue and purple) and Sunny Days (a saturated yellow tonal) as well as two mini skein sets in lights and brights. We also have an OOAK collection of limited items, with yarns in various shades and bases.

We also carry hand lotion from Savannah Bee Co.!

I’m the head dyer, owner, marketer, finance person, etc. When I’m not dyeing, I’m knitting, playing with my dog or drinking wine. I’m also an obsessive comma and exclamation point user! Looking forward to seeing you in the shop!

Titus 4ply is one of our most popular yarns and has been part of the range right from the start! It is a luxurious blend of extrafine Superwash Merino with mulberry silk. It has shine and drape as well as being soft and smooth against the skin. This makes it ideal for garments as well as shawls and even socks. There are lots of fantastic patterns written for Titus 4ply, some of which can be found in our Projects and Patterns blog post. If you have a Titus 4ply project you would like to share in our blog post send us a high resolution image and the project details. These blog posts are constantly being updated so do check back regularly!

A massive update of Titus 4ply went live on the website on Wednesday 9th March and there was a lot to choose from. Some of the most popular colourways sold out really quickly and have now had preorders opened so that people don’t miss out. There are lots of lovely colours in the update and so many of them work well together. For ideas of colour combinations you can check out our update flickr album.

Also in progress we have updates of Brimham DK (Merino/nylon) in dappled colourways; Bowland Aran (Superwash BFL); Nateby 4ply (Merino/nylon/silver Lurex); Eldwick Lace (superkid mohair/mulberry silk); and Carlisle Fingering (extrafine Merino singles). Those are all at different stages of production and will be coming in the next couple of months. I hope you are excited for all these yarns, I definitely am!

Daisy Stitch Co has kits for the Out-Stranding Shawl pattern by Christie Archer. It includes one 100g fingering weight skein, one 50g fingering weigh skein, and three 20g mini fingering weight skeins in three color palettes: Neutrals, Succulent Garden, and Rose Garden.

Grab one for the KAL coming in April!

100g skein:
75% Superwash Merino Wool, 25% Nylon
Fingering Weight
Machine wash gentle/air dry
415 yds/379 m
3.5 oz/100 gm

50g skein:
75% Superwash Merino Wool, 25% Nylon
Fingering Weight
Machine wash gentle/air dry
231 yds/211 m
1.75 oz/50 gm

Mini skeins:
75% Superwash Merino Wool, 25% Nylon
Fingering Weight
Machine wash gentle/air dry
85 yds/78 m per mini skein.

… And by “Ball Sack” I mean YARN balls, of course! And we certainly don’t want BAD smelly yarn ball sacks. These light bronze filigree “sacks” open up to contain a little fluff ball that you can apply your favorite essential oil. I understand that lavender helps to keep critters away from yarn, as well as put you in the proper “Zen” mood for your fibercrafting. You also get a replacement fluff ball so you can change out your essential oil scents if you like.

Aromatherapy just makes “Frankincense”, right?

This is a “Big Clippy” moveable stitch marker. The lobster clasp is 23mm long and will fit comfortably on worsted, chunky, and bulky wool. You will get one Big Clippy marker along with a replacement fluff ball. The colors are randomly chosen but they are all great colors. COMES UNSCENTED!

You can also use it as a zipper pull on your favorite sweater, project bag, or purse. You could also use it as a scarf or shawl clip. Add it to your favorite chain to wear as a pendant, or add it to your work lanyard. The possibilities are endless! You will receive 1 marker, made with a plated lobster clasp and a bronze Celtic Knot charm, connected with a hand-coiled wire ring of matching Filigree Bronze, festooned with an Lavender Mist glass bead.

Celebrating Women’s History Month, the Woolen Women have created “Claire’s Cabinet,” inspired by the brave Claire Beecham in Outlander. Pioneering medicine in both the past and the present, her journey through the stones in two timelines reminds us of both the struggles and the limitations women overcame to pave an ever-winding path of knowledge and contribution to the science and medical field.

Boxes include seven 20g minis and an adorable sheep lotion bar, with options to add on a project bucket bag, a variety of SamsTinyTrinkets -all hand made!

Being a scientist myself and now a full-time creative with a women-owned and operated handmade business, I find it is imperative we celebrate the history of women and all the broken glass ceilings over the years. I found that as I pursued and gained my doctorate, I felt a responsibility and a sense of hope and pride that I was a woman who was part of the ever-changing and growing science field. It gave me the courage to start my business and to reach for anything I wanted to do. Today I work with the two most inspiring women to me: first, my mommy, @aggiedecarloknits, who overcame many medical obstacles, raised children and now, despite pain and limitations, still creates and makes her beautiful bags. Second, my twin, who plays the many roles of mom, full-time creative and full-time business owner, wife and so much more. Together we are The Woolen Women and with each passing color, collection and podcast, I can feel history being made.

Celebrate women and all they do this Women’s History Month! Shop small, shop women-owned.

Happy March!

For this month’s update I am happy to be able to present two new yarns to you:
“Purple Clouds” and “Bonfire in a Spring Garden”

As always, I started with the raw fleece and then washed, combed, spun and dyed everything myself.

Let’s start with “Bonfire in a Spring Garden!”

I created this because I am really getting into a spring mood recently. Unfortunately,  all those pretty spring flowers are not up yet, so I decided to create a yarn inspired by their beauty instead.

Here are the details of the set:
– main skein: 255m (278 yards) and 100g (3.5 oz); mini skein: 48m (52 yards) and 17g (0.6 oz)
– Weight: Sport (17 WPI), category 2 (fine)
– 100% wool (Corriedale)
– $35 per set

The second yarn is “Purple Stars” and part of a bigger collection. Slowly working on the rainbow!

Here are the details of “Purple Stars”:
– 276m (301 yards)
– 110g (3.8oz)
– Weight: Sport (16 WPI), category 2 (fine)
– 100% wool (Corriedale)
– $35 per skein

You can find both “Purple Stars” and “Bonfire in a Spring Garden” on my website.

And if you want to be among the first to get notified about new updates AND receive exclusive discounts (including free shipping), consider becoming a fiber pack member by subscribing to my monthly newsletter here.

The Wicked Seeds monthly club is a 12-month long release of colors inspired by poisonous plants and their lore on a new and exclusive to this club base. Each color will be released ready to ship on the first Saturday of each month starting March 5, 10am ET

Nectar: 60% SW Merino 20% Yak 20% Silk | 100G | 400yds
Nectar has a stunning shine and deep grey base creating a moody depth to the colors that make this club sing.

March: Lily of the Valley
This small delicate bell white flower appears in the first moments of spring. While the Victorians use this flower to symbolize peace, happiness and harmony it is also called the harbinger of death. All parts of this plant from the leaves to the red berries that grow after flowering are highly poisonous, even ingesting a small amount brings on reduced heart rate, blurred vision, vomiting and more. Its only medicinal use had been distilling the flower becoming so effective against strokes and similar ailments it was stored in gold and silver vessels.

When I introduced Caspian — my new Merino, alpaca and nylon fingering — at the Indie Untangled Rhinebeck Trunk Show in October, I was hoping people would love it as much as I do. The response was a definitive yes! so I’ve expanded the range to include 20 colors, with more on the way.

The base is so soft, with a beautiful, subtle halo that enhances the appeal of mellow, dusty colors as well as saturated, old-fashioned ones, so I’ve created more than a dozen of these. It’s equally effective for muted variegated combos so there are handful of those to coordinate with the solids. As if that weren’t enough, it takes speckles like a dream, so I’ve added some of those and even a few combinations of variegated with speckles.

Caspian is perfect for your new spring sweaters and I love how it looks in stranded knitting. It’s just as suitable for cold weather accessories and the nylon content means you can even use it for socks.

As a knitwear designer, ideas for new designs come from all around me. It’s an added bonus when one idea leads to another, and another… This idea started with a straight scarf, working a slipped stitch broken rib on the diagonal, surrounded by I-Cord edges. As the scarf got longer, I wondered what would happen if I changed the direction of my knitting, creating a V-shaped scarf. As luck would have it, the idea worked and LA GRAND was the result. Then I wondered what would happen if I went with a larger gauge and changed the dimensions, making it wider and shorter, creating more of a wrap. ZENA is the result of that idea.

Both pieces can be worn in multiple ways. LA GRAND is created with three colors of Lamb Good Fibers Lamb Good Sport and one color (two skeins) of Spincycle Dyed in the Wool. ZENA is created with Sonder Yarn Co.’s Lux and Halo held together. I’m currently working on a hat pattern using the remaining yarn from ZENA that will coordinate with this piece.

These were really fun designs to create and the stitch pattern is quite addictive.