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Bellatrista's Banana (16Nm/4) fiber is a unique option designed specifically for weavers.

Bast fiber from banana has a slightly stiff hand that produces structured fabrics much like linen. It's great for housewares or decorative weaves. To create a more wearable fabric, combine a banana warp with a soy or milk weft.

Blossom is made from very soft nylon and injected with fun bright colors, making it an ideal yarn for creating small, sweet baby things! This worsted weight, super soft chenille is perfect for children’s blankets, hats, and sweaters, but adults will love it too. Blossom is a breeze to knit, soft as breath, and completely washable.

Bottone is my new favorite for summer/early fall knits! This 94% cotton, 6% polyamide yarn from Lana Grossa features tonal slubs and a linen-like touch. The colors are beautifully muted, and the slubs provide just the right amount of texture.

Celebrate color and texture with Trendsetter's worsted-weight Cin Cin yarn. Made in Italy, this fun slub yarn’s name means “Cheers!” or “to your health!”. It’s constructed of a blend of viscose, cotton, acrylic, and polyester and is one of the two yarns featured in Deborah Jarchow’s beautiful woven CinCin and Silkhair Poncho.

Slub yarns are yarns with thick and thin sections alternating regularly or irregularly to create varied texture. Combine that with this yarn’s vibrant, eclectic colors, and Cin Cin is as much fun to work with as it is to wear! Great choice for knitting and crochet, as well as weaving.