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I recently launched some new gradient packs – Sylvan Tiger Yarn Lethera Shetland Gradients. Each gradient is created by over dyeing 4 different natural shades of British Shetland 4ply yarn with natural dyes, the natural shades of the yarn create the gradients. The yarn is beautifully woollen spun and produces a squishy fabric, both warm and light to wear. There are currently six shades to choose from: Raspberry Ganache, Chocolate Orange, Bumblebee, Grass Green, Baltic and Dilly Dilly.
Each 100g pack costs £16 and contains:
100g / 350m / 380yd made up of 4 x 25g / 87m / 95yd mini skeins.

I’ve just launched a pattern for the gradient packs: Baltic Gradient Shawl and Mitts. The pattern is available on Ravelry and costs £3.50, though there’s 25% off until Sunday 12 June, no code needed.

The cosy garter stitch shawl is nice easy knitting, with interest provided by the decreases and changing colour sections. Perfect TV or travel knitting! Along with the mitts, it is designed to make the most of Sylvan Tiger Yarn Lethera Gradient packs.

The Central Spine of the shawl is knitted first, then stitches are picked up along the edge and worked out to the tip. Stitches are then picked up for the top and then bottom edges. The squares of the Central Spine are then replicated on the mitts to use up the last of the gradient colours and create a matching set.

Rookwood is a crescent shaped shawl, worked from the bottom up. The bottom edge has lace, garter stitch, and twisted rib. The body of the shawl is worked in garter stitch with simple short rows.

The pattern is a collaboration with Destination Yarn. Jeanne dyed the yarn in colors found in pieces from the iconic Cincinnati company, Rookwood Pottery. For the design, I wanted to use stitch patterns that mimicked the curves and lines found in many Rookwood pieces. I swatched a few things, played around with colorwork, and in a Japanese stitch dictionary found this pattern with its twists and curves. I made a few simple modifications and the pattern quickly took shape.

The pattern is available for $6.00 on Ravelry and is also available as a kit from Destination Yarn.

One skein available of my super springy soft and next to skin deliciousness!! Springy is 100% Merino yarn, incredibly soft, and elastic. Really easy on the hands and the stitch definition is fantastic. I love knitting with this yarn.

Sexy on the Beach. Like the cocktail with hints of peach and cranberry….on the beach, with tones of warm, sandy brown. There are several shades of pink and tan to beige hues throughout this tonal colorway. This skein leans more to pink than to light brown.

100% Superwash Merino, 8 Ply
Worsted Weight
1000+ Yards / 500 grams
Hand Wash in Cold Water / Air Dry

New colourways and old favorites now back in stock on my new ridiculously soft sock base. Colourways pictured include: Painting of Koi, Jezebel and Lipstick on Your Collar. All available in 100g skeins of Superwash Merino sock weight wool – 75% merino wool and 25% nylon for hand or machine knitting. Beautifully soft Merino with nylon for a bit of extra stretch and strength. Each 100g hank is about 465 yards / 425 meters.

All wool is hand dyed in single or small batches then washed and dried ready to be knit up into your own unique creation.

Cedar Hill Farm Company would like to introduce you to the new love of your life: Traveler!

It’s sock knitting season and you deserve a yarn that will last, wear after wear. This 75/25 British BFL/nylon fingering weight yarn is not only hard-wearing and warm, but it also comes in a generous skein of 464 yards/100g. That’s certainly enough for a stout pair of adult socks or even for a complete shawl.

Because the BFL in this yarn just soaks up the color, Traveler is a deeply saturated yarn in a uniquely dyed gradient. The jewel tones of this yarn will take your breath away! What’s even better is that they don’t bleed out with washing, so your FO stays as vibrant as it was at the cast off.

There are currently six eye-popping colorways available: Guitar God, Dancing’ with Blue Jean, Elton, Chasing the Sun, Thieves in the Temple, and Just Jade.

It’s hard to believe that we have been in our current studio for three years. So much has happened! We grew out of this tiny 710-square-foot place almost six months after we moved in, if you can believe it! After that, we were constantly looking for new ways to organize and keep projects separate. Necessity is the mother of invention is our motto!!!! Our lease being up was the perfect motivation to shake everything loose and re-assess! We signed a new lease this week just a little way down the road for a space that is twice as big, and has so many awesome opportunities, I can’t wait to see what the future holds!!

The moving process in Southern California is super rigged for the affluent. It is hard to be a small biz and do all the things that are needed. It’s costly and stressful. To help us with the cash flow during this busy time, we have set up a moving sale with a different item on sale every day until we are completely moved! Your support keeps us going! Please take advantage of these awesome deals, and even if you can’t we will take all the good moving vibes you can send us!!!

I am posting up the next three days of sales here, and after that you will need to check us out on Ravelry, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, or sign up for our newsletter.

Thank you all!!! <3

Upland from the stream stand the tall old trees, vines twisting around aged branches and gnarled roots appearing out of underbrush so dense only the occasional glimpse of the stream can be seen. The twisted cable pattern on these socks reminds me of those old branches and twisting roots, and the rows of little eyelet lace, show the occasional glint of sunlight, reflected on the nearby creek.

For years I had gotten bored before getting to the second sock, until I realized one day that a little bit of a pattern would keep my interest far longer than endless stockinette in the round! So I started adding patterns to the front of the socks, where it’s most likely to be seen, and voilà, no more second sock syndrome!

These are the perfect middle ground for those wanting a bit more than a plain sock, but would rather not deal with complex patterns worked all through the shaping of things!

These toe-up socks are worked with a bowtie heel, a version of a short row heel that I prefer to use, and tutorials for the Twin stitch short rows are linked in the pattern.

The stitch pattern on the Upland Socks is both written as well as charted in the pattern.

As a long-time knitter as well as a clay artist, I’ve designed and created this yarn bowl to function in several ways as you stitch. Of course, it can cradle your ball of yarn as you work — the heart-shaped handles guide any weight of yarn that can be slipped in and out if you want to take your project with you. It can also hold your favorite snack or stitching supplies when it’s not in service for your fiber project.

Each yarn bowl is hand crafted in my studio, decorated with unique textures I’ve created and finished with a bright two-color glaze process. The approximate measurements are 6 inches in diameter by 4 inches high. This whimsical stitching accessory is sure to enliven your next project!

Ziggy Stardust is one of the most popular speckled colorways by Kim Dyes Yarn — a gray background with speckles of pink, teal, and blue. Caroline Hockenberry from Fibernate transformed a skein of Ziggy Stardust into this shawlette pattern, ready to be worn to all of the concerts and shows you hit this summer. It features garter stitch and a diamond shaped lace border and is the perfect size to throw over your shoulders when you’re sitting on a lawn at night watching your favorite band.

Kim Dyes Yarn and Caroline Hockenberry are excited to be debuting this pattern at Fibernate’s Friday Knit Night on May 20th. Please visit Fibernate for more information on location and time. We are offering a 15% discount on the yarn and pattern, if purchased together at the Friday Knit Night event.

If you can’t make it Friday night or aren’t local, you may purchase the yarn (15% off) and pattern ($3.00) at kimdyesyarn.com and Caroline’s Ravelry store at the special release pricing for one week.