We still have some Paton's Grace in, and we just got this Carezza yarn yesterday. It's a worsted weight 100% cotton and feels lovely. It would be perfect for a summer cotton cardigan.
And this Treasure Chest, with it's bright colours and (we're guessing) most likely cotton and acrylic blend, not to mention the low price point, would be ideal for a summer project for a kid. A little pullover, a baby blanket- you could do a lot with this flexible yarn.
You may have noticed some sock yarn up top there. We still have some of our own sock yarn and a few others on sale right now. The Kertzer On Your Toes is a fun self-striping (we have it in pink) that works up into really durable socks. Our Step it Up is a tonal solid that comes in some plain dark neutrals- perfect for guys (and makes great sweaters, just ask the staff! I think we're up to 2 or 3 sweaters between us from our sale sock yarns).
We also have a little bit left in our Gemstones, which has colours inspired by precious rocks.
In this photo above, you can see our Bounce yarn- a great yarn with some elastic to make stretchy socks. We also have you covered if you're starting Christmas knitting or crocheting early- Twinkle Toes comes in sparkly Christmas appropriate colours!
These yarns are awesome. You can see here the Okitek sparkly mohair, Patons Classic Wool DK Superwash, and Louisa Harding Nautical cottom- all of which have gone home with me, and Cottonwood Organic cotton, which hasn't yet. I can tell you, they are awesome!
The sparkly mohair is such a tempting yarn. Pretty and soft and glitzy, it is perfect for little accessories. I'm making a little shrug with it to wear over summer dresses when the evening starts to get cool. I'm a bit of a magpie, but the sparkly bits in it were just irresistable.
The Classic Wool DK is a bargain we almost didn't believe when it came in. It's amazing for sweaters, blankets- just about anything. I haven't decided on my project yet, but I see a sweater in it's future.
The Nautical cotton is nice for little summer garments and accessories. It's soft and has a bit of texture to keep your project interesting.
The Cottonwood organic cotton is a slightly heavier weight and perfect for baby things for the mom who worries about where the yarn came from.
And one more shot, showing some yarn we just got a restock of. The Country Style DK at the bottom is the old put-up of 100g. It now comes in 50g balls, but we have just a little bit left of the old style. It's a versatile yarn in a wool/acrylic/nylon blend that makes it soft and sturdy. I've made a sweater with this and it's something I love to wear.
The Family Aran with wool is a wool/acrylic blend that gets snatched up quickly. It's perfect for blankets, sweaters- just about anything you want to be hard wearing. It's the season for babies and weddings, and this yarn would make a cozy gift for either occasion.
Just don't ask me to help, I have four wedding blankets to finish this summer!
-Lynn
