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Approaching the beginning of winter, we had almost three weeks of recurring storms, heavy snow and freezing winds, that made us dive into our woollies and stay home mostly knitting and dyeing. As it often happens, we get to have ideas when we are at work at the pots, watching our colors develop… and this time we came to a sort of mood-palette that grew in our minds: our Winter Palette, made of a selection of shades that reckon with this dark and cold season coming.

We wanted to insert all the colors that would lovely match our mood and that could be used together in cozy project. To do so, we took a few recipes from one base, and dyed them over others, mixing up our current array of shades.

We played this game only on our fingering hand-dyed bases, A Chic and A Heavenly Blend, so that you can use them both in a pattern requiring the same gauge.

But we’re not finished yet! We added to the shop limited edition stitch markers that are hand moulded by our talented friend Carla @laboratorioindie, with whom we already collaborated for a club and Advents. She created four super cute figures perfect to jump into our Winter Mood, made in copper, brass and aluminum.

All sets and the Winter Mood palette will be available in our Shop starting from:
FRIDAY DECEMBER 12 @ 18.00 CET

!!Plus, in the shop you’ll find a few copies of the lovely Yedra Knits – ISSUE 1, that contains many awesome patterns and the gorgeous Cornelius sweater featuring our A Chic Blend Nubi!!

A few useful notes:
All yarns, magazines and markers are ready to ship unless they sell out. Shipping runs regularly to the U.S. and Canada, though it may take longer due to the pandemic situation, but we’ll keep track of each parcel in case you need help.

Yarns featured in the Winter Mood palette are:

A Heavenly Blend: 50g – 225m per skein, 50% Aquilana Wool – 25% alpaca – 25% cashmere, hand dyed.
A Chic Blend: 50g – 225m per skein, 60% wool – 20% alpaca – 20% mohair, hand dyed.

All our yarns contain italian fibres, and are minimally processed in a small chain production, nylon free and non-Superwash.

Hello! I’m Gail and Dragon Thistle Fibers is my little corner shop of hand-dyed wool, on Etsy.

At the moment in my shop you’ll fine some Merino/Angora in sets of four 50-gram skeins. This wool is so soft and has a gentle halo form the angora. I am currently knitting with this wool on one of my projects (I have too many!) and it’s coming out lovely.

If you would like pure Highland wool, I have that too in worsted weight. It’s great for blankets, hats and mittens. I do have some that is Superwash and it feels soft.

I add new wool, new colors or repeats each week. So come on over and take a look, you might find a treat for yourself or someone else. 🙂 I do aim to get your orders out the next business day!!

A beautiful shawl starts with a beautiful yarn! Amonite is the result of an exciting collaboration with Great Southern Yarn. When Jennifer and Andrew approached me and asked me to design a shawl for them, I did not hesitate!

I could not wait to start working with their hand-dyed, sustainable, ethically produced, 100% Australian yarn. Picking the weight to work with was easy, picking the colorways was hard as all their hand-dyed colorways are so beautiful!

While waiting for the yarns to arrive, I started sketching ideas for the shawl. As is often the case for me, the ocean found its way into the design, in the form of the beautiful ancient sea creatures!

Amonite has an organic, fluid, and engaging construction while remaining a relaxed knit. Knitting Amonite is a pleasure as the yarns are so soft and the colors so glorious.

Amonite is available as a Ravelry download with a special introductory offer, and Andrew and Jennifer have prepared gorgeous kits available on the Great Southern Yarn website for Australian knitters, and on The Noble Thread’s website for U.S. knitters (click Visit This Shop above)!

Great Southern Yarn is for lovers of quality yarn who want their garments to be cherished and to last a lifetime. Our yarns are 100% Australian made from the highest quality Merino and alpaca fleece, hand dyed and luxuriously soft.

Founded four years ago by Jennifer and her husband Andrew, Great Southern Yarn has established itself as Australia’s premium yarn. “We needed to know where the fleece comes from and how well the animals are treated,” says Jennifer.

To achieve this, we have single-origin sourced our fleece from ethical producers who care for the welfare of their animals. We run our own mob of Merino sheep at Mount Bodangora, near Dubbo, NSW, to source a fleece with a 4-inch staple, to help make a superior yarn. These sheep are non-mulesed. Our Suri alpaca comes from Banjo Ridge at Dungog, NSW, and our Huacaya alpaca from southern Tasmania.

We have two yarn bases: 100% Merino and our GSY Blend, which is 50% Merino and 50% alpaca, a mix of Huacaya and Suri. The blend combines the softness and drape of the alpaca with the bounce of Merino. Both bases are absolutely scrumptious.

We are working with some wonderful designers both in America and Australia. Caroline Hegwer’s Amonite Shawl is breathtakingly original and showcases our yarn to perfection. We have worked with Caroline to create kits, each with three of our colours, two semisolid and one variegated. Caroline’s Kits can be ordered on our website for shipping from within the U.S.

Our yarns can also be ordered with free shipping to the U.S. for three skeins or more.

The last few weeks of the year are often stressful and very busy. You work hard to stay sane and keep everything in order and make sure everyone has a good time.

So why not treat yourself or a loved fiber enthusiast to something special these days?

For this I have created Winter Gift.

It is a surprise colorway, available both as fiber braid and handspun yarn. The drawing you see with this post is the color inspiration. As always this is handprocessed by me personally: I washed, picked, carded, dyed (and spun) every single one myself.
it is a 60% wool and 40% rayon (from bamboo) blend. The sheep who provided this wool is named Billie and is a BFL-Wensleydale-mix. I have yet to meet him in person, but the farm is local to me.

Winter Gift comes already wrapped as a gift. You simply open the shipping package and are ready to gift! Place this little treat for yourself under the tree, on the family gift pile, or just hand it to another crafty person without any effort!

However, supplies are limited, so make sure to head over to Fiberdog Fibers soon!

Perfect for quick gifts, Birdwatch Beanie is a cozy, comfortable hat to keep your head warm while you are out in nature or curled up on the couch. Inspired by my new found love of birdwatching while working from home during quarantine and discovering getting outdoors and exploring the nature trails at the Audubon. Knit in one skein of Jilly and Kiddles Aurora Aran weight 100% Superwash Merino on size 8 needles. This ribbed and cabled beanie knits up so fast, you may want more than one!

The yarn updates are coming thick and fast now so with no further ado allow me to introduce Keswick Aran! As you may be able to guess from the name this is the same tweedy Merino yarn we have had in fingering and DK weight but in aran weight. If you have tried either of the other weights you will know that it is lovely soft Superwash Merino with donegal neps in cream, brown and black throughout. I love this blend so much and dyeing it is super-fun. On lighter colourways the darker neps show through and on darker colourways the lighter neps are more prominent. It just adds another exciting dimension to the yarn and really inspires my creativity. This yarn went live on the website on Friday but we have some stock still available. Colours in the images are Woodland, Faded Bloom and Slate.

The week before we added some Askham 4ply to the website to support the release of ViTalina Craft’s Lacystorm Sweater pattern which you can find on Payhip and Ravelry. Askham 4ply is a luxurious blend of baby alpaca and silk which some will remember from our mill dyed range of the same name. Now it is only available as a hand dyed yarn and we have a really nice selection available on the website. Colours shown in the images are Cloudberry, Scorched Moors and Meadow Rue. You will also find our Festive Fun colourway available on both Pendle Chunky and Nateby 4ply, these are likely to be the last batches of this colourway for 2020 so don’t leave it too late if you want to add a skein or two to your stash.

Over on the blog you will find a post about Christmas posting dates. If you are thinking of ordering but want items to arrive before Christmas please take a look at the blog post and allow plenty of time! There is also a new Shedcast up on the Eden Cottage Yarns YouTube channel so please do check that out.

Warm the Line is a grassroots group of crafters who came together wanting every eligible American to exercise their civic duty to vote. We send warm handcrafted items and hand sewn PPE to voters waiting in lines at the polls. We started this for the general election and are now concentrating on the U.S. Senate runoff in Georgia on January 5.

You can send warm items — hats, mittens, scarves, bandanas, blankets — and masks to the following addresses:

Revival Yarns
Attn: @warmtheline
297 Prince Ave, Ste 17
Athens, GA 30601

The Craftivist
Attn: @warmtheline
743 Edgewood Ave NE
Atlanta, GA 30307

Fuzzy Goat Yarns
223 W. Jackson St.
Thomasville, GA 31792

You can also support this effort by purchasing clothing and accessories with the Georgia Peach logo from DKGraham. Click the Visit This Shop button to see our Spreadshirt store.