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We’re very excited to bring you the first-ever 100% cotton Sweet Paprika yarn!

Like many of you, we really enjoy working with plant fibres as well as wool yarns, especially in the hot summer months. So we spent some time this past winter researching and sampling cotton and hemp yarn bases, and in the end we decided to bring in a small batch of a sportweight organic cotton.

Toccata is a 2-ply yarn that’s soft and relaxed, with a subtle sheen. Since the acid dyes we normally use for animal fibres don’t work on cotton, this was a fun chance to experiment with some new dye techniques. We used fibre-reactive dyes for these colours and we played with lots of variables to get a range of both rich shades and pastels. Ivy (our studio assistant) named each colour after a song or piece of music, so we have everything from Clair de Lune to Purple People Eater! We didn’t write down any recipes though, so we won’t be restocking these colours once they’re sold out.

This yarn is a light sportweight that creates a lovely fabric in both knitting and crochet. It can be worked up at a loose gauge for increased drape, or more tightly for structured projects. We found that it knits up very nicely on needle sizes ranging from 3.25-4mm, with a gauge of between 22-26 stitches over 4″. We tested our swatches and they stood up well to machine washing and drying on cool settings, so this is a great choice for projects that need to be easy to launder.

The cotton fibre for this yarn was grown in Turkey, spun into yarn in Italy, and hand-dyed in our studio in Montreal.

Be the very first to add this gorgeous new style to your stud button collection! Our new Oak Leaf Stud Buttons are officially open for preorder, bringing a fresh, organic vibe to your autumn shawls, sweaters, and more. As the newest addition to the Botanical Collection, these lovely, stylized leaf forms are completely handmade fair trade in white brass and genuine leather. They have a wonderfully fluid, lively shape inspired by newly developing spring foliage, making them a totally fun and stunning alternative to traditional shawl pins. Perfectly scaled at just 1-inch long and ultra lightweight, this set of three makes styling your handmade sweaters and accessories a breeze. Use code NoSew Style at checkout to save 10% off these botanical beauties and our entire Stud Button collection!

Where do natural dyes come from? Natural dye sources are all around us. But they may be invisible until they flower or set seeds. Black walnuts are an example: invisible until they drop from their trees and make a smashed mess along the roadside.

Black walnut hulls — the coverings around the actual nut (and the mess makers) — are great natural dyes, providing lovely browns. Reusing the dye bath (exhaust dyeing) provides a range of browns and tans. Here’s a sampling:

The darkest brown, Russett (on Donegal Tweed DK), comes from the first and strongest dye bath. It’s a gorgeous, slightly reddish brown. In the middle, on Meadow Rustic Tweed-Black Walnut, from the second dye bath. A nice brown brown. And finally, Latte (again on Donegal Tweed DK), from the last bath. The color strength is lessening so the yarn dyes a soft tan.

Natural dyes take a lot of time to prepare — collecting, cooking, etc. — so it only makes sense to get your money’s worth from each batch! And sometimes, exhaust dyeing is the only way to get certain colors. For example, there’s no Latte unless you dye Russett and Black Walnut first!

Hope you enjoyed learning more about where natural dyes come from. Use the link to shop yarns dyed with Black Walnut and other botanicals.

My spring show season is complete! I’ve started updating the web shop with all the new things, including a bunch of new fibers in lots of fun colors. I’ve also moved some things into the clearance section to make room for even more new things.

If you need to stock up for Tour de Fleece or buy yourself a prize for completing that languishing spinning project use code TdF2026 to get 15% off all spinning fibers in the shop (including clearance fibers!).

Now available online for the first time, I am thrilled to share my newest yarn line: Gondolin. This yarn carries within it the mystery and beauty of Gondolin, the hidden city of the elves. Spun with the the highest quality untreated natural wool fibers in a blend of shades that add depth and richness to every dye, this yarn will add a touch of mystery and elegance to your projects.

Composition: 75% Polwarth + 25% Masham (non-Superwash)

Fingering Meterage: approximately 450m (492 yards) per 100g hank
Sport Meterage: approximately 300m (328 yards) per 100g hank
DK Meterage: approximately 225m (246 yards) per 100g hank

(coming soon!) Worsted Meterage: approximately 196yds [180m] per 100g hank

The second installment of the Fiber Study Club features Shetland wool dyed in two very distinct yet compatible colourways. Shetland wool is the fiber of choice for traditional fair isle colourwork and the incredble lace ring shawls of Scotland. This is another beginner friendly wool. Very easy to draft and nice and sticky for new spinners.

Each club box contains a 100g braid of reds and oranges with a hint of pale blue, a 100g braid of greens, purples, pinks, and blues, an undyed sample of Shetland wool, some info on the Shetland breed, original artwork, and a wish for happy spinning! This is a limited edition set available through July 15th.

If you missed the first Fiber Study Club in Charollais fiber, there are two boxes left.

Let your inner mermaid shine *at a discount* with 25% off The Mermaids’ Garden, Mermaid Dance, and Catching a Mermaid lace shawl knitting patterns. The enchanting lace and texture stitch patterns evoke different aspects of the mermaids’ undersea world: tendrils of seaweed, shells on the ocean floor, the rippling waves above. The knitting patterns are both charted and fully written out with plenty of detail, closeup photos, stitch counts any time there is a change, and helpful tips to give you a smooth, frustration-free knitting experience. Perfect for knitting in the back yard and especially at the beach! Use code Garden for 25% off The Mermaids’ Garden, Mermaid Dance, and Catching a Mermaid patterns on softyarndesigns.com, Ravelry, or Etsy through June 21, 2026.

The SPRING PALETTE is here!!

When spring rolls around, all I want to do is spend time outside in my garden! The plants are coming to life, buds are starting to bloom, and the butterflies and bees are buzzing about! After the cold winter, it is *so nice* to have a fresh start. This seasonal palette is an homage to that feeling!

The whole Spring Palette is available on multiple bases, including two seasonal bases: Summer Sock (50% Superwash Merino, 50% pima cotton) and Merino Linen Sock (90% Superwash Merino, 10% linen).

The Spring Palette is available dyed to order NOW through June 30th!

Give your handmade accessories an exquisite touch of opulence! We are thrilled to announce that our Neo-Baroque stud button sets are in stock and ready to ship. This gorgeous style features an intricate, raised design that is beautifully “pierced,” allowing glimpses of your lovely knitted or crocheted fabric to show through the button itself. Perfect for adding a sophisticated, structural accent to your favorite projects without the hassle of sewing, these closures are as functional as they are decorative.

Even better, you can save 10% on all stud buttons at JULdesigns.com from now through June 30, 2026. Just enter the code NoSewStyle at checkout to claim your savings and give your latest makes the grand finish they deserve!

We’ve got some exciting things lined up for our Skill Builder yarn club for the rest of the year, and there’s still time to join in if you want to up your knitting game!

Our next box will be Beaded Knitting with Galina Zapletnuka, which will ship out on July 1. If you want to learn how to add a little bit of sparkle to your knitting, make sure to sign up by June 15th to get this box.

The September box will be all about Tuck Stitches with Faye Kennington of UkeeKnits. Tuck stitches create a textured surface, ranging from pleasing clusters to an all-over quilted or welted effect and Faye will be leading us through learning a variety of tuck Stitches as a guided exploration.

Our last box for this year (though certainly not least exciting!) will be Intarsia with Sasha Hyre of Verona Knits. Sasha will be bringing her bold colour and design sense to showcase this practical technique for creating large blocks of colour, no stranding needed!

We hope you’re as excited about diving into these techniques as we are! If you’re not a club member yet and want to join in, don’t forget to use the code NEWSKILLS at checkout to get 10% off your first box.