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Hello fellow fiber crafters!

We all know and love the bright colors that can be achieved by dyeing white fibers. However, sheep (and other fiber animals) come in a variety colors! And if you follow me at all, you know that I love to work with non-white fleeces!

So in today’s post I will be celebrating some of my products (both handspun yarn and fibers) that use non-white fleeces!

The two group pictures of multiple colorways actually used two different fleeces: the darker one is from a mostly black/dark gray Romeldale/CVM fleece, while the more colorful one is from a light brown Romney fleece.

As always I washed, picked, carded, dyed and spun everything myself and I just love how the natural color of the wool enhances the dye. It is just so much fun to work with!

And sometimes I don’t even dye the wool at all and just let the natural color be the star of the show!

So if you want to check out my yarns and fibers, make sure to visit my website!

And while you are there:
At the top right corner you will find a button to become a fiber pack member (= a subscriber to my newsletter).
Being a fiber pack member comes with some great advantages: not only will you get notified about shop updates and get fiber craft related links to fun patterns and articles, you will also receive monthly discount codes!
And the September one is a huge 20% off!

So become a fiber pack member, snatch that discount and then shop to your heart’s content!

As always, enjoy your crafts,
Nat

Have you picked through your yarn stash recently and wondered, “Where did ALL this yarn come from? Surely I didn’t purchase ALL of this…”

Well, the culprit has been captured: It’s the Stashmonster! Stashmonster flies between yarn lovers’ homes trading skeins and multiplying your stash when you’re not looking. (PHEW! …and this whole time we thought we made all those purchases? Wow.)

Pop this enamel pin onto your favorite yarn project bag, jacket, or bulletin board to share the story that Stashmonster is out there. At just $10 each, he also makes a great gift for all your fiber friends.

I’m back from a string of fall trunk shows and my website has been updated with all of my inventory, including an abundance of one-of-a-kind tonals (OOAK). It’s for that reason that I am running a flash sale on all my “Turpentine OOAK” colors!

Starting today and running until I am low, all of my yarns labeled “Turpentine” are $15, down from their usual $22. There are several bases and color options available to fit any need!

What is “Turpentine?” Well, every time I dye my variegated yarns I have a ton of runoff at the bottom of my pan. Instead of dumping this down the drain, I pour it all into a pot, throw a few skeins in and see what comes out! The result is usually a muddled masterpiece of whatever I was dyeing that day, with small speckles and breaks of random colors.

Once a color is gone, it won’t be back, so grab it while you can!

Papirus, my latest pattern, is a classic triangle shawl, perfect to envelop you during the chilly days of winter. It is the perfect Netflix knit, as you don’t have to count too often or concentrate too much: the lace is easy to remember and the stockinette bands provide the right amount of relaxation.

From September 15th, ALL my patterns are discounted throughout the weekend, to celebrate my birthday! You get a special discount (alongside my newsletter subscribers), higher than the general public! With code HBSARA47 at checkout you will receive 47% off on all my patterns, so this is the time to cast on something fun!

How it started… I just wanted to knit a Stripes! Sweater by Andrea Mowry. I started pulling colors from the wall of yarn and even though pulling nine skeins for a sweater is no big deal – plenty more where that came from! it was bugging me just a little. And the gears started turning.

‘Tis the season of colorwork sweaters, gift knitting and all the accessories. I know I’m not the only one who has looked at a pattern and was a bit put off by having to buy full skeins knowing I’d only use half… or less. Coincidentally, I had some 50-gram skeins of my Neptune DK base on hand, left over from a special project and the next thing you know, 15 colors were dyed and added to my shop.

It’s the same 100% Merino Superwash wool as my regular Neptune skeins, in 116-yard/50-gram skeins, so you can mix and match with the 100-gram skeins. Half the yardage and half the price. Let your color impulses go wild!

In other news, I’m starting to add new fall colors to the shop every few days. New favorites in Rambler and Rocky Road which both pair up with the warm, cozy goodness of Honeycomb.

It’s finally here! Are you ready for TRY?

What is TRY? Together Robledal and Yedra.

TRY is a union between friends from different countries, we come together to collaborate in bringing you a creative, fun, traveling project that would make you dream in these uncertain times.

TRY is where we come together to offer you a special and exclusive Club. For the first edition, we — YedraKnits, based in the Netherlands, and El Robledal de la Santa out of Spain — are partnering with Dark Omen Yarn from Italy and Antonino of Beagle Knits, also based in Spain.

In our first TRY Club, you will receive one skein from Dark Omen Yarn, another skein from us, El Robledal, a knitting pattern from Beagle Knits and a surprise gift.

Are you ready for this adventure? We hope you will like it as much as we enjoyed organising it!

I am happy and rejoiced to present you our Collectable Bag Club Subscription, a first in our collections!

The 2022 theme is dear to my heart and inspired by my history degree and passion for women’s history: “La Società delle Giardiniere.”

Once upon a time, in a country, but not yet a nation, called Italy, there was a secret society composed only by women: La Società delle Giardiniere, The Club of Women Gardeners. La Società delle Giardiniere was the female branch of Carboneria, a network of secret revolutionary societies active in Italy at the beginning of the 19th century. Their main goal and aim was to free Italy from oppressors and reunite the peninsula in a unique nation.

If you are not familiar with Italian history, let me resume it in a few words.

After the fall of the Roman Empire, in 476, Italy endured centuries of internal struggles and foreign domination, preventing the peninsula to be a unique nation for almost 1,500 years!

During the uprisings at the beginning of the 19th century, various movements began to work for a unification of the Italian peninsula, beginning a period called Risorgimento, resurgence.
One of these movements was Carboneria. Most of its leaders were imprisoned and killed.
After many battles and lives spared, the Risorgimento ultimately succeeded in 1861, when the first Italian government was formed by Camillo Benso Conte di Cavour, and the Regno d’Italia was created.

But Italy was yet not completely united, as Rome and its surrounding territories were still under the power of the Pope. Only in 1870, Rome became the capital of the newly formed Italian Reign.

The Republic of Italy, as we know it nowadays, was established in the aftermath of World War II, in 1946, after an historical referendum that saw, for the first time, women voting.

As always the history of women is neglected in most history books.

For many reasons women do not make it to the short or longer version of history. Women are almost invisible.

Nowadays there is a growing movement trying to rewrite history with more inclusive tones, to acknowledge the history of the many lives spared for the supremacy of the few.

Most of the time women were working behind the scenes, in secret, covered up in crinoline and tea parties, surrounded by children.

This year I invite you to discover with me the stories of four women, all part of La Società delle Giardiniere, with four bags dedicated to them. And an array of gifts and collectables that will make you happy!

Become part of our secret society: subscribe today!

The images you see are the inspiration behind my choice of fabric for this club: from hand-printed, to hand-dyed, to digitally-printed fabrics, all bags will be exclusive to the club throughout 2022!

Teton Yarn Company is traveling up north to the Land of the Midnight Sun to Denali National Park for our next stop on the National Park Road Trip with four limited-edition Mountain Sock mini skein sets. Denali is home to Mt. Denali, the highest mountain in North America, the Northern Lights and abundant wildlife; the perfect place to explore as autumn comes upon us.

Each Mountain Sock Mini Skein Set features six mini skeins of Mountain Sock, 20 grams of 4-ply, 100% Superwash Merino at 87 yards per mini skein. Each set is perfect for color work, socks, a gradient shawl and so much more. Each set is only available until September 30 when we will move on to our next National Park.

Vineyard Bay Shawl is a cozy accessory that can be made in any three colorways or one solid. Try contrasting colors for interesting designs. This is a triangle shawl knit from the top center down to the point. Throw it on for summer and autumn evenings at the vineyard while enjoying a flight of wines. It’s perfect for chilly summer nights as a wrap, or wrap around you for your autumn stroll. Overall dimensions 76” L x 34” W (47” on each side). Made in four skeins of DK-weight yarn.