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Hello from Stardust Fiber Studio!

For those who don’t know, we have a monthly subscription box! This month’s colorway was a collaboration between our studio and Mother of Purl!

Each month, you will receive two skeins of our Andromeda base (437 yards each of 100% Superwash Merino wool in fingering weight) and one exclusive stitch marker (either knit or crochet) only available to Stardust Yarn Club subscribers!

We also have our Stardust Sock of the Month club available as well!.

A bonus about our clubs is that we do not auto-charge you every month. You will receive an invoice on the 5th asking if you would like to renew.

Interested? Check out the pages for the Stardust Yarn Club and the Stardust Sock of the Month Club for more info!

Hi, I’m Stevie Bashford and run Curated Yarn Co., a luxe hand-dyed yarn company based near Brighton on the beautiful Sussex Coast of England. I specialise in inspiration from the past, with beautiful colourways designed to evoke nostalgia and joy!

I offer yarn, clubs, mini sets, Curated X Creatives Boxes and a range of bases, curating beautiful yarns perfect for the most discerning yarn lovers.

With a large range of tonals and bases, you will always find the perfect yarn for your needs. Check out my podcast, which features brand updates and sneak peeks at what’s coming up.

I would love to connect with you regarding wholesale orders and collaborations! Any questions are welcomed, please click the Contact Vendor button to email me.

We’ve teamed up with the lovely Justyna of Letesknits to create an easy and effective shawl. It was in the heart of winter when Justyna chose the warm and earthy combination of shades that became Nappe Shawl, and now the pattern is available on Ravelry and we’ve prepared some vibrant kits with different color options.

We’re knitting ours as fast as we can, because it’s just that perfect dimension to wrap in even in springtime.

*** Please note that kits are sold on our website as a PREORDER that will close on the 12th of April — Kits will be shipped out by the first week of May.***
***Pattern is not included in the yarn kit but can be purchased separately on Ravelry.***

Here are a few details of the possible color options, from the original sample shown to our own favorites, and as we organized the launch of the shawl together with the gorgeous Lisa, owner of This is Knit, a fab LYS in Dublin, Ireland, she added her favorite combo, too! (If you’re local to This Is Knit, you’ll be able to find the same kits on their website as well as on ours.)

Justyna’s combo:
A Chic Blend Cipria as CC 1 – 1 skein
A Heavenly Blend Braci as CC2 – 2 skeins
A Chic Blend Carbone as CC3 – 2 skeins

Stefania’s combo:
A Chic Blend – Ramarro CC1 – 1 skein
A Heavenly Blend – Coralli CC2 – 2 skeins
A Chic Blend – Carbone CC3 – 2 skeins

Giulia’s combo:
A Chic Blend – Libellula CC1 – 1 skein
A Heavenly Blend – Luna CC2 – 2 skeins
A Chic Blend – Nautilus CC3 – 2 skeins

Lisa’s combo:
A Chic Blend – Senape CC1 – 1 skeins
A Heavenly Blend – Nebulosa CC2 – 2 skeins
A Chic Blend – Seia CC3 – 2 skeins

Some details you may find useful:

A Chic Blend is made of:
60% Brogna wool
20% Italian alpaca
20% Italian mohair
Fingering (uk 4 ply) weight; skeins are 50g – 225m – Gauge: 10cm in 26 – 28 sts and 3,5mm needles

A Heavenly Blend is made of:
25% cashmere
25% alpaca
50% abruzzese wool
Fingering (uk 4 ply) weight; skeins are 50g – 225m – Gauge: 10cm in 26 – 28 sts and 3,5mm needles

All our yarns are non-Superwash, nylon free, they’re made of local fibres processed and blended for us in Italy, and hand dyed in small batches.

“to show the way I feel
(With you I might try) my secrets to reveal
For you are a magnet and I am steel” — Walter Egan, 1977

Yarn has a wonderfully magnetic pull on us fiberistas, and we wouldn’t have it ANY. OTHER. WAY. Until now, all of my stitch markers have been made of colored copper wire, and the thing about copper wire, is that it’s not ferrous — that is, magnetic. But sometimes, you really just want a set of stitch markers that you can casually toss onto a magnet as you’re removing them from a project, or you want a stitch marker that sticks to a magnet when trying to pick them up out of shag carpet (y’all have shag carpet, right??), or you may just want to keep a tin of stitch markers on your fridge. You never know.

These sets of 30 stitch markers are made from iron rings that have been powder coated in an array of colors. The powder coating keeps the metal from rusting, and let’s face it, make the markers look like a basket fulla Peeps. Each ring has a seed bead of Deep Deep Purpley Black glued securely over the join of the rings to keep them snag free on your favorite yarn. Each set comes in its own tin, which not only has a magnet on the inside, but also has a magnet on the outside, so you can attach your tin to all of your kitchen appliances or even the hood or your car, should you feel so… inspired to do so.

The MEDIUM size fits needles up to size US10 / 6mm.
The LITTLE size fits needles up to size US6 / 4mm.

$25 for the set of 30 markers in a tin. BUT! I offer an automatic 15% discount to ALL ORDERS over $16, and I offer FREE SHIPPING on all orders in the domestic United States!

Hello!
I hope you are all well and getting vaccinated soon (or already have done so!). I went this week for my first and almost can’t believe the prospect of going back to some kind of normalcy soon — hurray! It truly feels like a spring rebirth. I have a lot of new things to share, so read on, my friends…

First of all, the 2021 Advent calendar preorders opened up last week and they are selling like hot (pan)cakes ????! So hop on over and reserve yours today! And for a limited time, U.S. shipping is free! Each day of December through Christmas, you will get to open a surprise mini skein of yarn. There will be 25 minis in total, along with some other fun holiday or fiber-related goodies added in here and there! This year, again, when you order early, you have your choice of five base yarns and we also have some fun optional add-ons: a special handmade project bag as well as a coordinating full-size skein in your chosen yarn base. You also have the option for a brand new Pancake and Lulu pin, designed especially for the calendar. This year, I created a mood board as a hint!

The 2021 Full Moon Surprise special yarn series continues! And this month the moon is PINK! Preorders for the April Pink Moon skein are now open and will close on Monday, April 11th at Midnight EDT. The skeins will be dyed and shipped out to be received* by the month’s full moon – for the Pink Moon, it is April 26th. This month I have also created a special stitch marker/progress keeper set to match! I found pink moon beads and couldn’t resist. I also have created a few other new marker sets, so click over and check them out!

Enjoy the beautiful weather and stay well, friends!
xx, Aimee

With a season of change (three cheers for Spring!) upon us, the Bad Lux Designs lineup has sprouted a new base!

This super-soft, squishy 2ply bulky-weight base is perfect for quick knit and fast crochet projects. The new base is made up of 100% fine Superwash wool sourced from Peru. Bad Lux Designs colors strike with intensity on this bulky beauty. The scrumptious feeling of the fine Merino wool is a dream to work with. Slowly but surely, each standard Bad Lux Designs color is getting added to the shop and will be restocked regularly. If you'd like more quantity than what is available, please do not hesitate to contact me to place a special order.

Stock will continue to burst forth throughout the year. Look forward to a new Bad Lux Designs color collection launching in mid-May. 😉

I don’t know about you, but spring is my favorite season. It makes me want to head outside armed with my binoculars to see what wildlife I can see. In honor of spring time adventures – I’m highlighting a few wild animal inspired stitch markers. The shop has a ton of wildlife including these beavers, robins, and sea turtles.

This month the theme of the surprise stitch marker set is: babies. You’ll get a set of six stitch markers with free shipping.

An Epic Project Created from the Simplest of Building Blocks!

Even better… there's no sewing up at all!

The Striad Wrap was was conceived one cosy day as I sat in my knitting chair drinking a steaming cup of tea and gazing absentmindedly at a new lampshade that cleverly incorporated strips of joined-up triangles to form a globe shape. As my eyes followed the curve of those triangles, I found myself itching to pick up my needles and use the architecture of knitting to mimic their shapes. And so the Striad Wrap was born, an intriguing series of short row triangles, knit individually in strips and joined together without any seaming up, that combine to beautifully show off the amazing colours of hand-dyed yarn.

Buttons add functionality and style to every garment. Our vegetable ivory buttons do that while serving as a sustainable alternative to plastic buttons.

Each button is carved from tagua, a nut known for its resemblance to ivory both in look and feel. The nuts are produced by a type of palm tree native to rainforests in Central and South America and have long been used as an animal friendly substitute for ivory.

We offer two types of vegetable ivory buttons: Solid white and spotted. (The spotting is due to natural color variations found in the raw tagua material.) But if you fancy a different color, vegetable ivory is still a great choice. The tagua nut material is full of microscopic pores and will easily soak up dye.

Our buttons come in a pack of four and vary slightly in shape and size. In general, each one is about the size of a quarter.

Vegetable ivory’s good looks and durability made it a popular button material before plastics. Today, these buttons serve as a unique, environmentally friendly, and eye-catching choice!

Our buttons are made in a tagua workshop in Ecuador that primarily employs young women, allowing them to earn money while staying in school or supporting their families.