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Reywa Fibers is a small, family-owned business dedicated to helping the Tibetan people benefit directly from the development and sale of the fiber their animals produce. Profits are invested into Tibetan communities. To learn more, visit Reywa Fibers online.
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Zen Yarn Garden’s Art Walk Series is a favorite here at Izzy Knits! The yarn—Serenity DK—itself is a delight. Sourced from Italy and hand-dyed in Canada, this 2-ply yarn is soft with a subtle shine. The blend of 90% superwash merino and 10% cashmere knits up beautifully with great stitch definition, but what really sets these yarns apart are their color. Inspired by famous works of art, each Art Walk Series yarn features a vibrant, saturated palette first made great by Vincent Van Gogh, Claude Monet, David Hockney, and others!
In addition to these original Art Walk Series colorways, we are delighted to offer coordinating “splatter” versions of each one, so you can mix and match with confidence. Each “splatter” version was made using the same dyes from the saturated version, hand-splattered against a neutral off-white background.
Only at Izzy Knits! FREE Strolling on Cloud 9 pattern with purchase of one solid and one splatter in the same colorway. Sample shown in Tree in Autumn. Designed by Suszanne Nielsen, this pattern sells for $4.00 on Ravelry.
Hand-dyed yarns have subtle variations in colors that are natural and vary from skein to skein. When using hand-dyed yarn, we recommend working two rows from one skein and two rows from another to create a blended effect. Please note, the yarn you receive will not look exactly like the photos shown here. Each and every skein is different. To minimize color discrepancies, make sure you purchase enough yarn at one time to complete your project.
For yarn/pattern pairings, see related items below.
$28.00
Aptly named, this yarn truly steals the show!
While searching out yarns for our shop, we came upon Leading Men Fiber Art’s intense, mesmerizing hand-dyed colorways. Each time we saw their yarns on display, we were drawn to them like an A-Lister to the Academy Awards. Show Stealer won our hearts. This fingering-weight yarn works up beautifully with nice stitch definition. It’s soft (10% cashmere), yet strong (10% nylon) and easy to care for (80% superwash merino). And did we mention the color? Gorgeous! We’re sure you’ll agree, this yarn deserves an Oscar.
With so many great colors, we know you’ll want to try more than one, but sometimes pairing colors can be hard when viewed only on a digital device. For that reason, we’ve intentionally selected colorways that work well together, and we’ve photographed them in “collections” which include some intensely variegated options along with some more tonal options. Hope this helps!
Hand-dyed yarns have subtle variations in colors that are natural and vary from skein to skein. When using hand-dyed yarn, we recommend working two rows from one skein and two rows from another to create a blended effect. Please note, the yarn you receive will not look exactly like the photos shown here. Each and every skein is different. To minimize color discrepancies, make sure you purchase enough yarn at one time to complete your project.
For yarn/pattern pairings, see related items below.
$28.00
This beautiful, 100% natural fiber yarn comes in the most vibrant of colors. Hand-painted by Teresa Ruch, Tencel 5/2 feels like silk and drapes luxuriously. It is softer and more absorbent than cotton, wrinkles less, and is very comfortable to wear. Teresa’s Tencel 5/2 is a 2-ply yarn that is very fluid, with a great hand, and an excellent drape…perfect for handwoven and hand-knit garments. Heavy lace/light fingering weight.
One of the things that makes tencel unique is that it was specifically designed with the environment in mind. Tencel begins with cellulose which is processed with a non-toxic, recyclable dissolving agent, most of which is recycled back into the manufacturing process. Like other natural fibers, tencel is naturally biodegradable.
Teresa's Notes: Knitting – One (1) 4oz skein is enough to knit a scarf or small shawl. A full-size shawl will require two (2) skeins. Knitting gauge is 28 sts = 4" on 4 US, but the yarn will make a lovely lace-weight scarf or shawl when knit on a 1 US needle. Weaving – One (1) 4oz skein is enough for the warp for a scarf. For the weft, you will need an additional 1/2 - 2/3 of a skein. The weaving sett below will give you a slightly warp face fabric with drape.
For yarn/pattern pairings, see related items below.
$25.00
How great is this?! A self-striping sock kit that makes matching socks! Each Uneek Sock Kit from Urth Yarns contains 2 pre-wound cakes...
