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I love to spin fiber! To encourage others to fall in love with spinning fiber, I’ve started a progressive, quarterly Fiber Study Club. We’ll start with beginner-friendly wools and gradually progress to finer fibers as our skills advance.

The first installment features French Charollais in two colourways, Barcelona and Montjuic sandstone. See my blog post for spin samples and ideas. If you’re an experienced spinner or want an extra challenge, these colours are also available in SW Merino. I’ve also dyed a coordinating yarn which could be used a base with handspun colourwork.

This is a preorder through the middle of April with a limited time discount for newsletter subscribers on all the Barcelona series fiber and yarn. Details in my next newsletter.

I don’t know about you but, this time of year, I could use a little colour and maybe even a little sparkle in my life.

Inspired by fireworks, these yarns are US Superwash Shaniko fingering with silver Stellina. Minis are SW Merino with nylon and Stellina.

The iconic male cardinal in a snowy winter is the inspiration for this illustrative set of yarns.

Cardinal is a deep red speckled tonal. Birch is colour corrected to a white background, speckled, and resist dyed to produce those unmistakable black “lenticels.” And Snow Blue Sky is an unrealistic childlike blue sky with white snow spots. The spots are random but regular and produce reverse speckling throughout the entire skein.

These are dyed to order on Superwash Superfine Fingering Merino.

Winter in the north holds so many memories of making the best of the short daylight hours, by sledding and skating into the dark, and warming up with hot cocoa or maybe a more adult drink by the fire.

Crisp, juicy pear, blue stinky cheese, and spiced mulled red wine fill this delicious palette of DK-weight yarns, rolags, and combed top. Yarn is available in individual skeins and sets in three bases, Superwash superfine Merino, non-Superwash Merino/Rambouillet, and Superwash BFL.

Introducing our limited-edition bouquets in five colourways of US Merino/Rambouillet combed top and some flower-inspired double sock blanks.

My son gifted me a colour inspiration in the “stacked dimes” of his welds. I loved how his passion intersected with mine.

Stacking Dimes is made using a resist technique resulting in a regular pattern of gold, blue, and pink speckles. It’s available in non-SW Merino/silk in fingering and DK as individual skeins and sock sets.