Luxury yarns hand dyed in Cornwall in beautiful wearable colourways
Seacell as a fibre is universally used as a blend with something like Silk for knitting or crochet, to make a beautiful non-wool yarn.
The Seacell itself is derived from seaweed, but you won’t smell the sea when you use it!
Ever wondered how I choose a new yarn base for you to knit or crochet with? In today’s blog post I’m going to take you behind the scenes of my development process, so you can get a taste of what
So you find yourself in the yarn shop again looking through the shelves, trying to find the ‘perfect’ knitting yarn for your latest project, after you realise they don’t have the yarn the pattern calls for. You feel stuck, not entirely sure if the yarn you have your eye on will do the job.
Choosing the right knitting yarn for your project can feel daunting, but today on the blog I want to help by giving you some tips that I find help me.
8 helpful tips when you are knitting the Flowery Infinity Scarf Starting a new knitting project can feel both exciting and daunting at the same time! This is especially so if you are going to be trying some new knitting
Happy New Year! This year I have lots of beautiful, luxurious hand dyed yarn coming your way and to start us off I wanted to spend some time with you by looking at some of the popular options I have
What are recycled sari and chiffon ribbons? Alongside luxury yarns for knitting and crochet, I also hand-dye packs of recycled sari and chiffon silk ribbon, available in my online shop. They are a by-product from the manufacture of sari silk;
Do you swatch? Do you take the time to knit and measure a tension square with your chosen yarn before starting on your latest shiny new knitting project? Often the answer is a resounding ‘”Pfft no I can’t be bothered