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New arrival from Noro of Japan - Noro Malvinas!
Malvinas is spun from 100% Falkland Islands Merino wool. Noro sources this yarn from Merino sheep raised off the coast of Argentina on Las Islas Malvinas (another name for the Falkland Islands). This single-ply woolen spun yarn features Noro’s characteristic rustic feel and saturated tones. These huge cakes of yarn are 328 yards and 150 grams. This yarn makes gorgeous colorwork projects, thanks to its range of vibrant, semi-solid colors and can also be used for felting!
Today’s #ToolsTuesday highlight comes from our creative and inventive friends at Twice Sheared Sheep! They make some of the most clever and attractive notions for knit and crochet. We are restocked now on their yarn gators, counting stitch markers, row counters, gauge rulers and more! Grab yours in space or online before they’re gone!
Our European suppliers are fully caught up from their August breaks, and we are now back in stock with our favorite workhorse yarns from Portugul! We are now restocked on the Rosários 4‘s Regata and Merino 4 Us – two of our favorite yarns for to go to for washable makes.
Regata is a DK weight, 100% cotton that is sustainably produced in a huge range of shades (we’ve got 25 new colors in stock!) from neutrals to brights. It’s ideal for baby items, home goods, and lightweight sweaters. The generous 299-yard put-up lets you complete big projects without a bunch of ends to weave in.
DK-weight Merino 4 Us is sustainably made from 100% washable Merino wool. Both soft and durable, it’s a great choice for baby and children’s garments and blankets. The 50-gram skeins and wide color range are perfect for mixing and matching colors for colorwork and stripes.
Happy #ScholarlySunday, Stitchers!
52 Weeks of One-Skein Knits released this week and the timing couldn`t be better, with all the recent pop ups and fibre festivals! Each project in this book uses 100 grams of yarn or less and will help you turn solo skeins in your stash into something beloved!
Grab your copy in space or online.
At this year’s big yarn trade show in Chicago, Linda and I walked into the Malabrigo Yarn booth knowing that we were going to bring this awesome Uruguayan & Peruvian brand back into the shop. When we saw their Caracol yarn hanging on display, we were SO excited. I will admit that I am not a big fan of single-ply bulky yarns—while they are amazing for quick makes and gifts, they generally pill a bit more than I would like since there’s nothing holding them together.
Caracol is made from a single thick-and-thin ply of machine-washable Merino wool, bound with a criss-crossing black (or white) binder thread that keeps the fibres together and gives the yarn a really cool look—we have been lovingly calling it the “bondage yarn”.
Check out some patterns I’m obsessed with on the Captain’s Log!
It might not be Friday anymore but we’re bending the rules for a FO Saturday in honor of Malabrigo Day! Danielle couldn’t resist stitching up this Oli Cardigan when Caracol arrived in space. This unique yarn is made of machine-washable Merino wool that’s bound with a black binder thread that holds it all together and gives it a really unique look. Check it out in space today and celebrate Malabrigo Day 2026!
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