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Our dye pots have been steaming ahead and here we are with another shop update! This update brings a new colour way called Graffito, inspired by urban with dramatic contrast of concrete greys and slate and bold rainbow highlights reminiscent of painted train cars and distressed public spaces. We also have a special St Patty’s themed colour path called Green With Envy, which features a gorgeous rainbow nestled in lush emerald, grass and mint green to delight even the most gumpy leprechaun in your life. Yarns brought to you by this shop update include, Bling-a-Rino (Old School), Mashmellow-Rino (Driftwood, Fireball Flower Power, Grafitto, Torrid), Sport-a-Rino (Graffito). Mashmellow-Rino colour paths were designed to be knit up in the Kaleidoscope Supernova Scarf or Cowl pattern which we will be marking down to half price for this shop update, along with a 15% off coupon code GRAFITTO15, good for the remainder of this week-end (until Monday). Happy shopping!

March is here and it’s time to start thinking of Spring. With Spring comes color and flowers stalks shooting through the dirt and buds starting to appear on the trees. What a great time to introduce six new colors, a little bit of everything to round out our extensive collection of colorways. Event Horizon, Holly, November, Oxidate, Citron and Memories are just the right colors to fill these spots.

I’ve also been experimenting with new colors on spinning fiber. You can find gradients, hand paints, kettle dyes and quite a bit of hand carded batts. While you’re over at the shop, be sure to pick up the Color of the Month, Majestic Meadows. It’s the perfect color for March, lots of green with a punch of pink.

What could be more fun than a rainbow? A self striping rainbow with variegated transitions between colours on delightfully soft and smooth sock yarn! This colourway has a long repeat of around forty metres, so you would get five complete rainbows per sock if you used an entire skein for one pair. Shorter and longer repeat options are also available, and you can choose from high twist merino or merino/nylon blend.

Inspired by cheerful brights, Mothy and the Squid offers happy colours on premium quality yarn. We specialise in self striping sock wool for your visual and tactile knitting pleasure!

After having nearly sold out of both of the new labels, Silk Sheep and Sporty Sheep, the weather finally cooperated for a full day this week and I was able to dye up some rockin’ color ways. (I do all of my dyeing outdoors because, well, yarn dyed and dried in the sunshine is like bedsheets dried on the line — it just soaks up the energy of the sun and knits better!). If you’ve been stalking these yarns, and you’ve been waiting for them to be restocked, you are in luck!

Also, I’ve added some springy color ways to each. Silk Sheep gets Margaritaville, which is a tonal pale to medium kelly, and Sultan of Swing, which is a super-unique shade of teal blue that made me think of silk turbans and the waters of Fiji at the same time. I almost didn’t list this one. It took considerable will power not to hide it away in my stash. Sporty Sheep gets Blue Raspberry, Lemon Drop, and Spring. If you check out this section on my website, you might be inclined to think that someone’s gum ball machine exploded all over the page. I think you’ll be hard pressed to find colors that fun and bright in a springy, squishy sport Merino anywhere else. I’m not usually a sport knitter, but I’ve been thinking hard about working up a striped sweater in Sport Sheep for myself. It’s also super great for mitts, spring cowls, and baby sweaters.

In other news… Spring Fling 2016 (Atlanta) and the Carolina Fiber Fest (Raleigh) are on my yarn show radar this month, so there are oodles of Rocket Sock, Rocket Sock Medium, and Journey colorways that are not going to be available online until probably mid-April, but which will be completely available in my booth. There will also be some new double-grommet project bags available at these shows made from some limited availability fabrics. If you are in the area, or are in need of a day trip, I hope you will visit me at one of these events, both of which promise to overflow with yarn and fiber awesomeness.

Happy crafting!

Introducing new leafy green buttons! These darling buttons are handmade using high fire porcelain clay, carved, bisque fired, painted and fired again to ensure durablilty. We can smell spring in the air and wanted to celebrate with greenery and flowers!

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The creative force behind OwlCatDesigns, Simone, lets her love for nature and the hidden beauty in the world around us speak through all her designs. Be it intricate lace shawls, garments with nifty detailing or a simple accessory collection, her designs always have a story to tell.

Originally from Switzerland, Simone grew up with a different approach to knitwear and knitting design, having learned to design sweaters early on in life. Her designs are creative yet classic, sometimes with a touch of retro thrown into the mix for good measure.

Simone is the author of ‘over mossy stones…’ a collection of patterns inspired by a walk in the woods, ‘Karyai’ a pattern collection around classic greek style and mosaic knitting and her latest ‘Full Fathom’, released in German as well as English, a collection with a maritime theme.

She brings her enthusiasm for the creativity of yarn and her love for teaching to all her workshops and classes, while her passion for fine arts and her ability to speak several languages have helped her understand and relate to students of varying levels of expertise and have shaped her ability to create patterns that are easy to read yet result in creative and classic designs.

You can find more of her patterns on Ravelry or on her website.

If you’re looking for a relaxing knitting design that is 50% off, Mick Jagged is on sale through March 1 in honor of Malabrigo March. It was designed in Malabrigo Sock and Miss Babs Yummy 2-ply, and is wonderful for a solid/variegated combination.

20 new colourways inspired by Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll are available in superwash merino DK and a sock weight mix of 75% wool and 25% nylon. Grab yourself a single 100g skein or a multi-pack of miniskeins. Themed project bags and stitch markers are also available.

Alice in Wonderland was always a favorite of mine. The vivid characters of the Disney cartoon helped colour my imagination as a child and some of the new colourways are obviously influenced by the film. Other characters (yarns) come straight from the book. Rereading it now, I was surprised at how little colour is mentioned. In fact, for such a lively tale, there is very little in the way of description of colour and appearance at all. But leaving so much to the imagination is where the fun begins!

I have kept this series strictly to the characters in the book Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, which leaves out a few familiar characters that appear in the later book, Through the Looking-Glass (and What Alice Found There). I save these in my head for perhaps another dyeing adventure.

We’ve got nine gorgeous new gradient, ombre & self-striping colorways in our online store, dyed especially for us by Mode Knit Yarn! Choose from two great bases: Bijou Bliss yarn base, a sport weight blend of Cormo wool and Yak fiber, and Tibetan Dream, a fingering weight blend of yak and nylon. Visit bijoubasinranch.com for more details, you can also read an interview with the dyer on our recent blog post at blog.bijoubasinranch.com!