$9.50
Savona is a 100% recycled wool fingering with a generous 250 yards from Trendsetter Yarn’s Pure Collection.
The fingering weight gauge of this yarn, paired with the light weight and strength in stitch definition and texture, make this an ideal yarn for Fall.
Respun from a variety of upcycled woolen fibers, Savona’s tweedy texture exhibits hints of unexpected color in every ball. Though slightly rougher than virgin wool (due to the breaking of virgin wool’s long fibers during the recycling process), recycled wool is resilient and durable. Yet, to my fingers, Savona is surprisingly soft. It comes in a range of rustic colors and is a great environmentally conscious choice.
$39.00
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.
$14.00
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.
$11.00
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.
$27.00
100% bamboo, sport-weight yarn. Brioso is plied 18 times so it’s super strong and won’t stretch as much as a...
