$8.40 $14.00
Lana Grossa’s Fjord is a sock knitting yarn of the highest quality. The self-striping design of this worsted, fingerling-weight yarn conjures up images of the gently flowing water after which it was named. Made of 80% virgin wool and 20% polyamide, this 4-ply yarn is dimensionally stable, hard-wearing, machine washable up to 104°F (no felting), and dryer proof.
$6.00 $11.98
Phoenix (tonal) and Phoenix Print (self-striping) are worsted-weight yarns that are 66% viscose and 34% cotton. Each presents a wonderful combination of satin-like sheen and matte finish with a unique thick and thin texture. Soft and cool, Phoenix and Phoenix Print are wonderful choices for all sorts of projects, including Deborah Jarchow’s beautiful woven Phoenix Top.
$5.50 $10.50
Ecotone is a 100% cotton worsted yarn. It’s a perfect choice for knit, crocheted, and woven dishcloths and towels, as well as sweaters and shawls. An earthy, richly colored cotton, it will satisfy your desire for pure natural fiber.
Ecotone is being phased out, so if you like it, get it now! It won't be around for long.
$18.00 $30.00
Transitions and Transitions Tweed yarns feature magnificently rich colors that flow from one to the next as you weave, knit, or crochet with this unique 4-ply, untwisted, DK-weight gradient yarn. The yarn’s four separate strands add to the light and airy coolness of this 52% Cotton and 48% Acrylic blend. Each center-pull cake comes in a box (Transitions) or a clear bag (Transitions Tweed) with the end already peeking out, ready for you to get started right away.
Each 150g cake of this DK-weight yarn is large enough to create an entire scarf/wrap. Each incorporates nine (9) transitioning blocks of color. Two patterns are available as FREE downloads: Zig Zag Triangle Shawl and Transitions Boxed Rib T Scarf.
$6.50 $11.00
Zucca is an aran/chunky weight, fluffy chenille-like acrylic. It is soft with short, thick lashes and amazing plushness. It's a blend of nylon and polyamid which makes it perfect for baby blankets, wraps, sweaters, and scarves. When combined with a more traditional yarn, it creates a funky accent.
