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For this shop update we have added some lovely new yarns to the shop, including a new worsted weight Merino base called Squish-a-Rino and our newly released pattern, Kaleidoscope Supernova. This is a beautiful, adaptable pattern that showcases the unique dye technique and can be knit as a cowl or scarf. It features stitch work that is easy to do but creates high contrast, prismatic fabric with the dramatic colour variegation in Mashmellow Rino yarn. The fabric knits up flat and reversible and is the perfect project for a single hank of Mashmellow Rino, or two if you would like to make a wider or longer scarf. Kaleidoscope Supernova is on sale, half price, for the remainder of February. As for the delicious yarn? Enjoy a coupon code for 10% off all yarns, coupon code is LEAPINGYARNIES and is only valid until February 22nd.

Easy knit and curvy fit for those cold fun days in the sun. The Unique Sheep’s gradient eco yarn provides the punch in this striking top down yoke sweater. For a glimpse of wow and inspiration to knit, see my blog post.

Suggested skills for this easy level pattern include knit, purl, knit through the back loop, knit in the round, increase, decrease and short rows. The tech-edited and test-knit pattern includes written directions, a yarn color changing guide and a schematic.

Note: if substituting a variety of solid colored yarns, the pattern creates a striping effect of differing, but flattering, widths.

Keep your knitting needles, yarn, markers and pattern safe and yet easily accessible with a special one-of-a-kind knitting bag called the ”Bijou Bag,” created just for us by St. Clair Designs. Each bag is hand sewn from five different repurposed fabrics, making each bag a truly unique piece of usable art! Approximately 11” tall and 9” wide the bags feature a zippered pouch on the front flap and two interior pockets. The upper flap is held closed by a strong magnetic closure that is covered by a beautiful antique button.

These are the same bags that were featured in our Odyssey Cowl Kit last year and are now back by popular demand.

Visit bijoubasinranch.com to get yours while supplies last!

NOTE: Pictures show materials used on a specific bag. The materials used on the bag you receive may vary slightly in color & fabric.

I’m delighted to introduce a delicious new CRAVE offering!

One-time Offer ⎜Limited Quantity ⎜16 colorways available
*free shipping through February 15th for the sweetheart holiday

THOREAU fingering (50/50 Yak & Silk) offers one of those sensory experiences that makes you believe in magic. It is so incredibly soft. It really does leave me full of wonder and cravings when I squeeze a skein of Thoreau.

This base takes colors in a softly muted fashion. It achieves saturated rich colors, but presents these colors as if they’ve been gently blanketed with a wisp of cloud.

A delightful attribute of Thoreau is that it blooms more than any other yarn base I’ve ever worked with; so much so that it knits up like the fingering that it is, but blocks out with such a wonderfully full stitch definition that you actually start to wonder if it wasn’t swapped for a dk in the wee hours of the night. It’s clearly a very proud fiber that blooms in preparation for the spotlight.

Still a little sore over Firefly’s cancellation?

Very much still in love with the Crew and the best goram ship in the ‘verse?

Want something to knit/crochet whilst you relive the joy of the series and the film?

Join us for the inaugural yarn club and the shiny, shiny theme! Sign ups are open here.

Third Vault Yarns has launched a new Themed Quarterly Yarn Club, so you can get some squishy yarn inspired by your favourite fandoms and some fun themed goodies too!

Every quarter starts with voting on three themes; At the end of the month one theme is chosen based on your votes and then sign ups open. Throughout the second month you get some glorious teasers of what’s in the box, but most of it will stay a mystery until you receive your club box in the last month of the quarter.

So what are you waiting for? Either sign up for the Firefly themed first club box or join the yarn club mailing list for more voting power and first dibs on next quarter! The mailing list can be subscribed to on our Facebook page.

The tall, skinny cables in this matching hat and cowl resemble the crack in the wall through which star-crossed lovers Pyramus and Thisbe communicated. The length of the cowl provides warmth as well as a nice drape so it can be worn comfortably. The beret is knit from the top down in the round. The patterns are both fully written out and charted, so you can use whichever type of instruction works best for you.

Yarn
Malabrigo Arroyo (100% superwash Merino wool, 335 yds/306 m per 100 g); 1 skein for each project; samples use colorway Reflecting Pool; or 300 yds (274 m) of another sport weight yarn for each project

Beret Materials
US 6 (4 mm) 16” (40 cm) circular needle plus DPNs, or size needed to obtain gauge
US 5 (3.75 mm) 16” (40 cm) circular needle, or one size smaller than needle to obtain gauge
Cable needle
6 stitch markers (one different to mark beginning of round)

Cowl Materials
US 6 (4 mm) 24” (60 cm) circular needle, or size needed to obtain gauge
Cable needle
Stitch marker

Gauge
22 stitches and 40 rounds over 4” (10 cm) in stockinette in the round on larger needles, blocked

Finished Measurements
Beret: 20” (51 cm) circumference and 11.5” (29 cm) diameter
Cowl: 29” (73.5 cm) circumference and 6.5” (16.5 cm) tall

Skills Needed
Beret: knitting in the round, working cables, increases (kfb, M1L, M1R), Emily Ocker’s cast on (video tutorial available)
Cowl: knitting in the round, working cables

Credits
Thank you to the women of Stitch Definition, who provided photography (Anne Podlesak), tech editing (Maureen Hannon), and graphic design/layout (Elizabeth Green Musselman).

It’s the middle of summer where I am and we’re currently in the grip of a heatwave, so I find myself reminiscing of winter and of cool weather. Of grey skies, of rain and of bundling up in knits instead of melting under them. I find myself recalling those long stretches, when winter gets endless with days upon days of grey skies and I need a pop of bright colour to cheer me up. I found these two skeins of The Verdant Gryphon Traveller in Painted Grasshawk in my stash and knew immediately they could cure all dreary ills. Not only that, but they needed to be a matching beanie and mittens.

Callistemon Beanie is knit in the round and begins with a 1×1 brim deep enough to fold up. The head is worked in the tiny bowknot pattern and the beanie is finished off with an optional pompom. Callistemon Mittens are fingerless mittens worked using the same pattern, but have two ‘finger cuff’ options. You can knit the finger portion with a short cuff, or a long cuff (pictured). The long cuff is deep enough to cover your fingers and can be folded back out of the way.

Both patterns are available on Ravelry for 20% off until midnight Wednesday, Feburary 17th 2016, AWST. No coupon code required.

Our popular “Summer Skies Rainbow Brite” is now available on DK 100% Merino yarn for self-striping hats, as well as on Platinum Sock and Sparkle Sock. It’s a delight watch the “clouds” emerge from the blue “sky” as you knit, and the rainbows are super vibrant! This yarn is very even, for beautifully neat stitches, and has a wonderfully soft smooth handle for really snuggly finished objects.

In honor of Valentine’s Day, I’m giving you a little treat: Any purchase from the Berry Colorful Yarnings shop, now through Feb. 14, will include the pattern of your choice from any of the Indie Untangled designers listed below. You could pair one of the gradient sock blanks or a skein of self-striping yarn with one of Lara Smoot’s sock patterns, a knit a gradient Holden from Mindy Wilkes, a gradient Eugene by Jennifer Dassau… the possibilities are endless.

As always, two or more skeins ship free in the U.S., and if you want to throw in a set of Buttonalia buttons or an in-stock yarn ball or Untangling project bag, any extra shipping will be refunded. *Limit one free pattern per customer. I will get in touch with you after you complete your order to find out which pattern you would like and to get your Ravelry ID.

Barbara Benson Designs
Casapinka
Dark Matter Knits
Designs by Laura Aylor
Fiber Dreams
Heather Anderson Designs
Janina Kallio Design
KarenDawn Designs
Knit Eco Chic
Knitwise Design
Lara Smoot Designs
M K Nance Designs
Meiju Knits
Michael Harrigan Designs
Mindy Wilkes Designs
Mitenae
Nancy Whitman Knitting Patterns
Sand And Sky Creations
Sunset Cat Designs
The Knitting Vortex – Designs by Jennifer Dassau
Toby Roxane Designs

Mothy and the Squid specialises in bright self-striping rainbows on a selection of premium sock weight yarn bases. Pictured is “Grey Skies Rainbow Brite,” which self stripes beautifully on socks of all sizes. This colourway is available on 75/25 Merino/nylon Platinum Sock and snuggly soft 100% Merino High Twist Sock. Variations on the theme include almost every background colour you could wish for — and if I don’t have it in stock I custom dye at no extra charge!