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New shawl pin designs now available on our website some with pearl embellishments. If you’re like me, a shawl pin is a nice way to offset your yarn addiction. Shawl pins also make a nice gift for friends who have the same yarn affliction.

If you’re in Southern California, Porterness Studio will be having two trunk shows this month and one in April.

March 10, 2018
Hands On Knitting Center, Redlands, CA

March 31, 2018
Make One, La Vern, CA

April 21 & 22, 2018
Gather LA, Downtown Los Angeles
During the LA Yarn Crawl!

If you can’t make it to one of our trunk shows, follow us on Instagram to be part of the fun!

Take care
Jen of Porterness Studio

Stripe sock yarn… inspiration for my stripes is thinking about spring coming and thinking about it not getting here fast enough. As I am writing this there is a Noreaster storm hitting us and leaving us with a foot of snow! I am dreamimg of spring and the beautiful colors it brings us. As winter is winding down it is great to think about all the things spring brings. The Daffodills, Tulips, and Hyacinth will soon be coming up and everyone will be ready to get back out side in the fresh air.

I have been dyeing all kinds of fabulous fibers this winter and producing some new colors for customized Fades for customers. Also started making stripe Sock with the help from my math guru Husband. So much fun with color. Wish I could knit faster to create more colorful FOs!

Since I only sell at shows and to LYS you will only see all of my colorways and fibers at those locations. Check out my show & LYS locations on my website under the news and events page. If you own a shop and would like access contact me and I will provide you with a access code.

Show to start off the Fiber Season: Chancellor’s Sheep and Wool Showcase in Clermont, N.Y., on April 21st.

Blue skies, warm sunshine and birds singing…. I hope everyone had a wonderful winter and now…. On to spring!!!

Show season is upon us! I’m having a ton of fun creating new colorways for this spring and upcoming shows! If you’re in the Dallas area come and say hi at the DFWFF the first weekend in April!

I have a limited number of Valentine’s themed minis and self striping left — when they’re gone, they’re gone! And a few new things you will love as much as I do! I am a huge fan of BBC, especially Victoria. I have created the first in a series of Victoria themed colorways that will be coming out this spring. It is called “Gloriana” and is currently on a SW BFL/Nylon blend. There will also be a few shawl kits for the Drachenfels shawl by Melanie Berg. I stumbled upon this gem on Ravelry looking for a sport weight shawl and fell immediately head over heels! Also in this update is some SuperPhat Bulky weight — so many fun, warm, and quick knits to be made!

Amid the Snow is a two-color, corrugated-rib pattern with a few simple left-cross and right-cross cables thrown in for interest. It is a fun knit that is worked entirely in the round with no seaming. Instructions are both written and charted. The height of the hat is easily altered by working more or less rounds.

Yarn 65 (80, 105, 125, 135, 145, 155) yds of DK weight yarn in Color A
50 (65, 85, 100, 110, 115, 120) yds of DK weight yarn in Color B

Yellow and gray hat shown in Adult L using Rohrspatz and Wollmeise Merino DK in 47 Ag (Color A) and Zarte Knopse (Color B)

Red and gray/blue hat shown in Adult L using Spirit Trail Fiberworks Birte in Dark-Eyed Junco (Color A) and Bog Cherry (Color B)

Sizes Fits head circumference up to 15 (17.5, 19.25, 20.5, 21.75, 23, 24.25)“

Gauge 26 sts by 30 rounds = 4 inches in Two-Color Rib Pattern Unstretched on US 6

22 sts by 30 rounds = 4 inches in Two-Color Rib Pattern Stretched on US 6

I tend to be a tighter knitter in the round, so you may find that a US 5 may also work to achieve gauge.

Possibly my most popular colorway to date, “Supernova” is a super happy, neon speckled yarn with a rainbow of colors! There are pops of hot pink, orange, yellow, blue, green and purple that are contrasted with a background of white and deep speckles of black. This colorway is also my favorite to photograph! It is currently available in my Etsy shop on my three sock yarn bases as well as my DK and Worsted bases.

One of my favorite literary couples is Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy. What better way to celebrate their relationship then to go back to place where it all began? It was upon Elizabeth’s tour of Pemberley, the grounds, and seeing how Mr. Darcy acted towards her family that changes her feelings about him. In this 5th edition we go to Derbyshire and the Pemberley Estate. The colors work well together to create a lovely seven color fade. And to make things easier I have offered up the colors for pre-order as a complete kit on my Snug fingering base.

These colors include from Blue to Green: A stream of some natural importance, To be mistress of Pemberley, Elizabeth was delighted, A large handsome stone building, A small country estate, Ridge of high woody hills, & Derbyshire.

Additionally, all Regency 5th edition colors are available individually and can be dyed on Snug, Delight DK, or my Comfy Worsted bases. I only have a limited supply of the heavier weights so once they are gone that is it. There are also two additional colors to the collection: Talk Darcy to Me and The Lakeside District, which also pair well with the colors in this particular fade.

Colors in the 5th edition collection will be available for preorder on the website through Sunday March 4, 2018 until 8 p.m. Eastern time and should ship in late May.

There’s a fun new collaboration happening at Spirit Trail Fiberworks: Subscriber Color Inspirations! I love collaborating with knitwear designers on colors for their designs, and I thought I’d extend color collaboration to a wider circle, and collaborate with my subscribers, too! Each month, newsletter subscribers send me color inspiration photos, and each month I choose one to use for the inspiration of a new, limited edition colorway (and possibly complimentary colorways to go with it, as I did this month). The subscriber who sends me the winning photo receives a free skein of yarn in his or her special color. The hardest part is choosing just one from all the gorgeous photographs I receive!

February’s colorway is inspired by a photo sent by Rheba of a (somewhat photoshopped) Blue Laced Red Wyandotte chicken. I was immediately taken with this photo because it held a challenge: colors I don’t usually put together on the same yarn — purple and orange. These two colors can be tricky because they’re not always so friendly. If they blend together too much they can create an unattractive shade of … swamp sludge? stale strained peas? oxidized avocado? Yeah, it can be pretty gross. But setting the base color, and then adding color on top, prevents any unpleasant mingling.

Subscriber Inspiration yarns are limited editions, only available for pre-order for a limited time after they debut each month. February’s dyed-to-order options are now live for this month’s special yarn, which I’ve oh-so-creatively named Chicken Chicken, along with two complimentary colors: Chicken Butt (inspired by the pretty lilac-lavender-blue of this chicken’s heiny) and Chicken Wattle (inspired by the red-orange of its facial area).

This month’s colors will be dyed on Aurora, my fingering weight 100% superwash merino single ply yarn. Future colors may be dyed on additional bases; this is my first foray into dyed-to-order and limited edition colors, so it’s a work-in-progress.

February’s colors will be available for pre-order until February 19, 2018, at 5 p.m. Eastern Time, at which time they’ll be closed and I’ll start dyeing up the orders. You can order just one skein, or an entire sweater quantity. You decide. Click the link to see all three! Orders will ship by March 5, 2018.

If you’d like to play along, subscribe to my newsletter at the top of my homepage, and send me a photo that inspires you!

Hello. My newest shawl pattern, Checkpoint, is now available on Ravelry. It is a sideways triangle with a center spine. Lots of garter with a little bit of (easy!) intarsia.

This design uses 400 yards of a main color and 200 yards of a contrast color (fingering weight). I love how this looks in a yarn with color transitions but it would also wok in two tonals.

I used one skein of Spincycle Yarns dyed in the woo in Overpasses and one skein of Magpie fibers domestic fingering in Harpoon for my first sample and one skein of Spincycle Dyed in the Wool in the Saddest Place and one skein of Madeline Tosh Sock in Silver Fox for the second sample.