Gradients have surely been one of the biggest trends of the last year or so; we love seeing beautiful hand-dyed gradient dye packs and there have been such amazing designs which are complemented with the ombre effect. I think natural sheep shades make such a striking effect and, in the first of a few posts, urge you to think more about the natural rainbow
More pics from my Shetland Wool Week
This is a bit of info on the Breed swatch-along, which cast on on Monday!
Today I’ve got Helen Ingram from Woolly Chic coming around for a virtual cuppa. Grab one too and join us for five questions.
This summer Helen launched her Woolly Chic wool. A blend of Dorset, Ryeland and Texel wool; she has called this the Pembrokeshire wool, after the Welsh location of the flocks on her family’s farm.
I review Romney Marsh Wools new grey DK weight yarn, which just begs to be knit in garter! (other well defined stitches are available)
Woolly news and events, sheep sponsorship and quite a lot of casting on (for me!) Get the kettle on and join me for episode 31
having a look at the breed yarn that I am knitting my Lush cardigan in.
sheep sponsorship, awareness-raising knitting, cardigan love and the looming FOMO at Unwind Brighton
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