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This week in space join us to learn how to spin your own yarn, dive into crochet or knitting, or get personalized help on your current work in progress with an independent study!
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Congratulations to @stitchedbysamz our Escape From Sleeve Island Stitchalong winner! Thanks to all who joined us to connect in person to stitch or shared your projects online! #fssleeveisland26 #fibrespaceFO
Based in the small Portuguese town of Mira del Aire, Rosários 4 have been dyeing and spinning since the 1970s, carrying on a rich regional textile-making heritage with yarns designed for knitting, crochet, embroidery, and traditional Arraiolos tapestry work. With an ever-growing lineup of eco-friendly natural fiber yarns, we’re always excited to see what they’ll come up with next!
In for Fall, we’ve got three gorgeous new Rosários 4 yarns for you: meet Bio-Wool, Cânhamo Tweed, and Terra Print! Stay tuned to learn more about Rosários yarns and land in space to grab your skeins today!
Read more on the Captain’s Log: https://fibrespace.com/2026/09/new-fall-yarns-rosarios-4/
Let’s check in with the Yarnistas and see what projects they’re currently stitching up for Fall!
It’s back to school and back to basics for #tutorialtuesday! Let’s brush up together on how to make a slipknot and other methods to get your stitching started!
Tracing its roots back to Garthenor’s very first farm-market yarns, Number 2 is a worsted-spun sport weight yarn that’s smooth, bouncy, and delightfully sheepy. The lofty 2-ply structure gives the yarn balance and strength, trapping air in the twist for warmth and lightness, with just the right elasticity for colorwork, lace, and textured stitch patterns.
Spun from undyed wool, each Number 2 shade is created by the natural color, texture, and fibre characteristics of fleeces from specific British breeds.
The Garthenor team says:
"Our yarn always begins with fibre. Never planned backwards, always thoughtfully moving forward from the fleece. It’s a slower, more considered process—but for us, it’s the only way to craft truly exceptional yarn. The fibre itself is breed-specific, though not always single breed. We sort and blend according to what the fleece tells us, a certain handle, a particular length, a shade that wants to shine. Shetland is a regular star here (we’re a bit biased, with a flock at home), but you’ll find plenty of character across the range."
Head over to the blog for a deep dive into some of the Number 2 breeds, blends, and colors to see how they affect the finished yarn & check out Number 2 in space for your next project!
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