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If you are like me and have little balls of sock yarn hidden away throughout your home, then it’s time to cast on for Stash Bash!

Knit or Treat!! Stash Bash is just $2.99 on Ravelry until November 5th and then it will be $6.

Stash Bash comes in two versions: Mild or Wild. The Mild version was knitted with two full skeins of Kismet Fiber Works Fingering yarn. The Wild version was knitted with one full skein of Bugga and varying amounts of left over sock yarns.

The pattern includes directions for both and how to adjust the sizing if you would like a larger or smaller shawl.

If you missed us at Rhinebeck, here’s your chance to stock up on some Alpenglow Yarn! We’re doing a bit of Halloween housekeeping, clearing out older bases to make room for new ones. Groovy Goat, Small Farm Groove, and Sylvan Wool are all 40% off, only $12 per skein!

What are these yarns, you ask? Groovy Goat and Small Farm Groove are beautiful blends of fine wool and yearling mohair. Don’t let the mohair content fool you into thinking “scratchy” — mohair from young goats is silky, shiny, and strong. The yarn has a beautiful luster and many of the colors are overdyed on natural grey, giving them a wonderful subtlety and depth. All colors are naturally dyed, of course!

Sylvan Wool is a gorgeously shiny blend of 50% fine wool and 50% tencel. It’s a great sweater yarn for warmer climes (yes, we’re looking at you fellow Californians!), and since the tencel dyes differently than the wool, the colors have a wonderful tweedy look to them. It’s also great for any project that needs just a little bit of flowing drape.

Go ahead, add a little Groove or Sylvan shine to your stash for only $12! And don’t forget to select the “Free Shipping” option. It’ll zoom to your doorway via USPS First Class or Priority Mail, depending on weight. Happy Halloween!

Garments shown in photos:
Diamond Back Top by Kira K Designs in Sylvan Wool
Akimbo Skirt by Kira K designs in Small Farm Groove
Projects on Ravelry by curlie

Just out of the dye pots are new super luxurious fingering weight treasures! Cashmere Super Toes MCN is a new line of sock yarn for the TreasureGoddess Yarn line! At 600 yards and 150 grams, these are perfect for that shawl pattern you’ve been eyeing!

80% superwash Merino wool, 10% Cashmere and 10% nylon with a nice twist means this yarn is amazing to knit, amazing to wear, heck, it’s amazing just to carry a skein about and squoosh it. Colorways include Gunpowder, Pieces of Eight, Captain Blood, Treasure of the Emerald Isle, Song of the Sirens and more. These Cashmere Super Toes MCN skeins are going fast, so claim a bit of the treasure for yourself!

Wrap the man you love in this Fibonacci inspired scarf! The simple knit works three skeins of your favorite DK weight yarn into an 8 feet, 4 inch/254cm long by 6 1/2 inch/16.5cm wide scarf – ideal for big and tall wearers. Use all the same brand or three different for added texture, exact gauge is not critical.

The tech edited, beginner level pattern includes written directions, color changing charts, two striping Fibonacci inspired striping sequences, pictures, notes, and a glossary.

Gauge: 5.25-5.5 sts/inch and 8-8.5 rows/inch in Stockinette St on US 6/4mm needles.

New yarns have been added to the WSK shop:
Some new speckled sock skeins and loads of new semisolids in both DK and worsted weight.

Lately I have been contemplating everything striped; so I think you will find some fun combinations for patterns like:
Backshore by Alisha Plummer
Driftwood by Isabell Kraemer
Bullseye by Terri Kruse
Colorblock Shawl by Jenn Emerson
and Better Breton by Yelena Dasher

I also added a few skeins of Lace and a set of mini skeins on Magnolia Luxe fingering –
Come check it out!

Needle is a small, slender sword that Jon Snow had made by Mikken for Arya Stark before he went away to the Night’s Watch. The sword is suitable to Arya’s slight build and the style of fencing known as “water dancing” used by the bravos of Braavos. Arya named it Needle as an ironic reference to her hatred of needlework. She sometimes refers to her use of the sword as needlework. Eventually, Needle also comes to represent her previous life at Winterfell and symbolizes the happy childhood with her family, which she still yearns for.

Earlier this year at Maryland Sheep & Wool I was able to spend a little bit of time chatting with Miss Babs. We talked about our favorite characters from Game of Thrones and tossed around a few ideas for a new Game of Thrones inspired pattern. Babs and I both really like Arya’s character. She’s smart, spunky, and doesn’t really back down from anything. On the trip home I worked up a small chart and some sketches of Arya’s Needle and then got to swatching. After a Skype meeting with Babs and Jen, Babs created a limited edition colorway called Arya in Yummy 2-ply. It will be available in limited quantities this weekend in her booth at Rhinebeck along with a hard copy version of both patterns. The Arya yarn will also be available for pre-order at missbabs.com.

Arya’s Needle is a versatile shawl pattern and can easily be knit with three different looks. The edging and center sections have the same number of stitches and can be interchanged if you would like. You could have a shawl with three swords, two swords and lace in the center only, or lace in all three sections. The choice is yours!

The long and slender point of needle will let you Subtly wield your sword with Arya’s Mitts. Instructions are included for a shorter version if you would prefer to wield a dagger rather than a sword! The pattern has two sizes: S/M and M/L and is very easily adjusted by going up or down a needle size.

The patterns can be purchased individually or in ebook format on Ravelry.

I’m excited to announce that there are several new yarns and colorways in the shop that I think everyone will be as excited about as well!

First, though, SIREN TWO SOCK IS BACK! For those unfamiliar with Siren Two Sock, it is approximately 380 yards of 80% superwash Merino, 10% Cashmere, and 10% nylon. Pretty much the same as the Luxury Sock except that Luxury Sock has 20% Cashmere. People have been asking about this yarn for a while and I’m so happy to be able to bring it back.

Pigeonroof Studios is also making the foray into the ever popular superwash Merino singles yarns with our Superwash Merino Singles, approximately 440 yards of a singles construction superwash Merino that takes dye amazingly.

We’ve had it before, but not for quite some time: Silky DK. Approximately 230 yards of 50/50 superwash merino and silk, making this yarn have amazing drape and shine. It feels so good!

In the DK weight realm as well, we’re offering another new Made in the U.S.A. yarn– American Squishy DK. To say this yarn is squishy is actually an understatement– I’ve not seen such a lovely plump yarn before! Think cables, cables, cables. Like the other American yarns, the stitch definition is superb. And at 300 yards for $25, it’s also an amazing deal.

Last, but not least, Rustic Silk Worsted and Rustic Silk Lace. Both of these yarns are 100% pure silk singles yarns from India. Rustic Silk Worsted (approximately 250 yards) has a lofty, almost woolen feel– it would make a fabulous substitution yarn for those who cannot work with wool. Rustic Silk Lace (approximately 850 yards) knits up into a soft and drapey fabric with a gorgeous sheen. Perfect for lightweight garments or shawls.

All of these yarns introduce some new colorways that I hope everyone will love! There are also some new colorways in High Twist Sock and American Twist Worsted.