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We have had so much fun adding new products to the store over the last few months and the fun continues this week!! While I am still enjoying to cool weather, I am already busy making plans for Spring & Summer….
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With the warmer weather on my mind I am excited to be launching a lightweight Noro So many of you adored our Noro Sekku and we were all devastated when it was discontinued. Noro is back this season with Taiyo Lace, just like Sekku but in larger 100gm balls.
Lace / 2ply Noro Bias Lace Scarf by Susan Ashcroft {knit} Simple City by Mimi Hill {knit} Aganippe by Julie Blagoejevich {corchet} Azzu’s Shawl by Emma Fassio {knit} Muji Painting by Lies Vandesande {knit} Half Granny Square Shawl by Anastacia Zittel {crochet} Taiyo Lace Tunic by Irina Poludnenko {knit} Viajante by Martina Behm {knit} Twirling Colours by Pamela Rappaport {crochet} Volna by Grumperina {knit} Bobbe’s Summer Scarf by Julie Blagojevich {crochet} |
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New from Namaste – Tame even more of those wild circular knitting needles with the super-exciting Double Wide. This case features 28 individual slots with tabs included for customization of sizes. The expandable accordion-style is a fun and functional way to organize and store your circular knitting needle collection. Double duty, double awesome, double wide.
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| Cascade |
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We’ve had many requests for the buttery soft Eco Alpaca in some beautiful colours – we welcome Cascade Pure Alpaca to our range!
Worsted / 10ply Milanese Loop by tante ehm {knit} Cupido Cowl by Hiroko Fukatsu {knit} Semester in Spain Infinity Scarf by Abigail Haze {crochet} Ships & Seaside by Tiny Owl Knits {knit} Hinagiku Hat by 87knit {knit} Chevron Lace Cardigan by Milobo {crochet} Caramel by Isabell Kraemer {knit} Alpaca Baby Shawl by Marie Grace Smith {knit} Simple Crochet Infinity Scarf by Jessica Lee {crochet} Here and There by Veera Valimaki {knit} a_simmetrie by cecilia flori {knit} Ocean Tranquility Afghan by Anastacia Zittel {crochet} Esjan by Stephen West {knit}
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We’ve received a shipment of the Fall edition of Knitting Traditions!
“This seventh edition of PieceWork’sKnitting Traditions is all about lace–its magic and mystery and its ethereal quality–as expressed in knitting. The word ‘lace’ comes from the Latin verb laqueare, ‘to ensnare.’ Many believe that lace originated with efforts to reproduce the web made by nature’s consummate lacemaker, the spider. The openwork fabric that would come to be known as lace originated in the sixteenth century, and the lace industry quickly became a force to be reckoned with. Lace made and broke national economies. Women and men died trying to possess the finest examples. Smugglers devised creative (and some ghoulish) ways to avoid paying taxes and duties on it. Numerous governments established laws that restricted who could wear it. Each piece of lace speaks so eloquently to the beauty and value of work done by someone’s hand, whether that of an unknown maker of the past or one of today’s practitioners of lace knitting. And the lacemakers’ stories are just as intriguing as their lace. In these pages, you’ll find stunning stoles, scarves, and shawls, an entire section with lace patterns from Victorian England, and lacy edgings, doilies, socks, and more. In addition to new patterns designed for this edition, our archives yielded a selection of older lace patterns that are no longer widely available. Although knitting lace came along a little later than lace in its earliest forms–bobbin and needle–its fascinating history is still centuries old, and its traditions grow stronger with the addition of each new lace knitter to the fold. Please enjoy Knitting Traditions’ look at lace!” –Jeane Hutchins, editor
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Cotton Fleece colours from top to bottom: Wisteria, Green Apple, Robin Egg Blue, October Leaf, Tea Rose, Gold Dust. Poncho by Sucrette {crochet} Frock Camisole by Katie Himmelberg {knit} Crochet Sarafan Dress by Mon Petit Violon {crochet} Gipsy Girl by Deanne Ramsay {crochet} Mineco by Krista A {knit} Mitered Hanging Towel by Cristina Bernardi Shiffman {knit} Retro Flower Blanket by Katie Hanken {crochet} I Love Stockinette Baby Bib by Laura Treadway {knit}
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| Whats on the Needles at Tangled Yarns | |
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Kimley has been dipping her toes into felting this week, and has produced Ragtime Annie Cloche in our Cascade 220 Worsted.
Vintage Bouquet in Malabrigo Sock and Tosh Merino Light
Fulmar in Malabrigo Sock and Fibre Company Meadow Anita has made some very handsome socks for her husband this week in Cascade 220 Superwash – Thuja by Bobby Ziegler.
Derrin has finally hopped on the Hitchhiker bandwagon, with a twist! Instead of using a fingering weight, Derrin chose to use Noro Silk Garden and Cascade Eco Alpaca for a more substantial look in a cooler climate.
This would also look lovely in our Noro Taiyo Sock! Lauren has been working on a few more baby things for her upcoming arrival!
First up is Rainbow Dress by Georgie Hallam in Biggan Design DK Merino
Autumn Leaves by Nikki Van De Car.
And a little bit of decoration for the baby’s room, with some left overUltra Pima… This will look fantastic strung up over the window and they were so quick and easy to make.
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:: Get ready for a toe tapping night under the stars ::
It’s time for another fab BrisStyle indie Twilight Market this Friday night 26th July with a heap of wonderful new marketeers taking part and the Brisbane Philharmonic Orchestra setting the soundtrack for their debut. This month we see the debut of over 15 new BrisStyle indie artisans. In particular, the Co-op in the centre of the market will play host to some of our :: I ♥ Craft :: graduates. You can preview all the marketeers profiles here along with the site map to find your faves on the day. The Brisbane Philharmonic Orchestra is set to whip up some musical mayhem from 6pm. Performing covers of popular songs as well as movie and TV themes, will make for a market experience like never before King George Square is surrounded by an eclectic array of eateries. The closest being the ever popular Groove Train with bar and cafe onsite. If you come into town early you can even pop into the beautifully restored Shingle Inn to pick up something sweet to fuel you through the night. |
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Inspiring your passion Kelly |
Month: July 2013
19.07.13
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Four weeks ago we launched a wonderful Magazine Competition Justine Whiting Your entry was randomly selected from all the entries and wins you a 12 month subscription to the magazine of your choice from – Mollie Makes, The Simple Things, Simply Crochet, Please contact me at tangled@tangledyarns.com.au Congratulations!!! In addition to that excitement we have had lots and lots of lovely deliveries, more yarn, magazines, needles….
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| SweetGeorgia | |
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I am thrilled to be expanding our yarn collection once again this week! Tangled Yarns would like to welcome aboard SweetGeorgia Yarns…. SweetGeorgia Yarns is an artisan yarn company that makes exquisite hand-dyed yarns in stunningly saturated colours. To launch SweetGeorgia we have selected three very special bases – 45% cashmere, 55% silk
Delicate, soft and ever so slightly glossy, this yarn is 2-ply / lace weight.
Two-Tone Crochet Cowl by Purl Soho {crochet} Madelines Lace Scarf by Madeline Wardrobe {knit} Venus by Aoibhe Ni {crochet} Cherry Fizz by Kate Gilbert {knit} Spring Etude Shawl by Yuliya Tkacheva {crochet} CashSilk Fern Scarf by Felicia Lo {knit} Argo by Aoibhe Ni {crochet} 100% superwash merino wool
Superwash DK is a 100% superwash merino, 3-ply yarn that knits up to a true 22 sts per 4″ gauge. Perfect for thick handknit socks or finer-gauge sweater, this hardworking yarn will suit a wide range of projects. Even though it is machine-washable, we recommend never machine-drying.
Honey Cowl by Madelinetosh {knit} Urban Shells by Katherine Crombie {crochet} Rikke Hat by Sarah Young {knit} Cardiff Cowl by Lion Brand {crochet} Icicle Hat by Irina Dmitrieva {knit} Silver Shells by Drops {crochet} Lovely by Melissa Kwan {knit} Dentelle Cowl by Shara Lambeth {crochet} Stockholm Scarf by knittedblissJC {knit} 80% superwash merino wool, 20% nylon Tough Love Sock is SweetGerogias most popular and best-selling sock yarn. Song of the Sea by Louise Zass-Bangham {knit} Festival Shawl by Lyn Robinson {crochet} Ardelis by Corrina Ferguson {knit} Haiku Crochet Shawl by Rebecca Velasquez {crochet} Rae by Jane Richmond {knit} Claudia Scarf by Rebecca Jackson {crochet} Kalajoki by Tina Seppala {knit} Mapleton by Deanne Ramsay {crochet} Pendulum by Amy Miller {knit}
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Crochet is certainly hot right now, our Learn To Crochet Courses are repeatedly booking out and we are seeing crochet pop up everywhere. I couldn’t wait to get my hands on the new Crochet Living book by Debbie Bliss and re-stocking our previously sold out Simply Crochet!
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It looks like I under estimated just how much you would all love our new SchopellWool range! We sold out of almost every colour in several of the yarns including the Crazy Zauberball range. Luckily I had another order in transit and it has arrived in time for the weekend. In addition to replenishing the sold out stock I have added a few new colours!
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 The first issue of Reloved sold out in record time….the wait is finally over – the second issue is here!
Reloved is dedicated to helping you revamp your home and lifestyle through upcycling, and this issue has a range of projects to suit every style and decor. Issue two includes inspiration for upcycling your garden and bringing a touch of the seaside into your home, plus some great projects for updating your summer wardrobe and reviving shabby furniture. Plus – Furniture revamp: Learn how to create different effects for your old favourites, including a gilded mirror, typographical dresser and greenhouse table. Midweek makes: These quick projects will take just a couple of hours to complete. Try out mini cup pin cushions, tin can lanterns and button pictures. Home refurb: refresh your home decor with original upcycled pieces including a fabric pinboard, decorated vintage tiles and a fabric-covered suitcase. Fashion fix: Create new looks for your wardrobe with our sailor dress, lace doily top and nautical necklace. Reloved masterclass: Discover different ways to dye your old fabric Reloved three ways: Craft your own retro wedding
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Striped Slouchy Crochet Beanie by Lessica Lee {crochet} Hine by Kelly Brooker {knit} Sunburst Granny Squares by Priscilla Hewitt {crochet} Strips & Stripes by Shelley Hilton {knit} Mary Jane Slippers by Lisa Gutierrez {crochet} Constant Carving by Annamaria Otvos {knit} Ombre Basket by Elizabeth Trantham {crochet}
African Flower Pincushion by Sandra Paul {crochet} New Super Easy Baby Blanket by Purl Soho {knit} Caprione by Deanne Ramsay {crochet} Grow Old With Me by Jenny Wiebe {knit} Climbing Vines Cowl by Denise Voie de Vie {crochet} Chevron Cowl by Patons {knit} Leah’s Rose Tea Cosies by Leah Maxwell {crochet}
Icy Rivulet by Kristina Vilimaite {knit} Mushroom Coaster by Vendula Maderska {crochet} Edith by Jenny Wiebe {knit} Three Colour Baby Booties by Sylvie Sirugue {crochet} Little Fisher Pullover by Andrea Sanchez {knit} Half Moon Shawl by A la Sascha {crochet} Boxy Cozy by Michelle Krause {knit} Crochet Lace Cardigan by Mon Petit Violon {crochet}
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We often get requests for shorter double point needles, especially for those just mastering the technique. With this in mind we have just added the 10cm range of Symfonie Double Point Needles.
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| Mollie Makes |
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Mollie Makes Issue 29 has hit the shelves!
Hark back to the old days! When playing 8-bit arcade games and deciding between ice lollies or scoops of ice cream were top priority.
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| The Simple Things |
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If your winter weekend needs a pick-me-up, this is sure to do it. |
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| Whats on the Needles at Tangled Yarns | |
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This is Terri’s finished Germinate by Kirsten Kapur. Terri has used our Malabrigo Sock in Playa, Turner and Lettuce.
Sue chose to go with a slightly heavier weight and used our Malabrigo Arroyo in English Rose, Aguas and Purpuras. A single skein wasn’t enough for something so the solution was of course…stripes! Miss A was asked what other colour she would like and she chose this adorable yellow Cascade Heritage Silk. The pattern is Gathering Stipes by Veera Valimaki, finished off perfectly with three of our sweet little buttons.
Soooooo soft and squishy. Edgewood by Leah McGlone in our Fibre Company Organik – Deed Sea, Cumulus, Atoll, Lichen. My only issue now is that I want one in several different colour combinations!
For this years kits I have designed a squishy little garter stitch cowl for the budding knitter.
Designed to fit a range of ages from approximately 4yrs old to 8yrs and is easily modified to make it larger for the teens or young adults. The pattern is now available on Ravelry or you can pick up your copy in store with a ball of Cascade 220 Superwash Worsted.
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Inspiring your passion Kelly |
12.07.13
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It is hard to believe that it is already the middle of July! I have no idea where the month, not to mention the year has gone…. There has been another flurry of colour & fibre through the shop this week, lots of lovely deliveries arriving and projects being cast on left, right and centre. We get such joy from sharing our ideas with you each & every week, through the newsletter and in store. Our classes have been at maximum capacity & many of our courses are already booked out until the end of August!
Today we are releasing our new class calendar that will take us right up until the end of October. We will continue to try to squeeze in as many classes as we can, especially for those classes you have requested of us. With the cold and dreary days we have had of late, our lounges have been full of knitters & crocheters that have wanted a change of scenery. What better way to brighten up your day than to spend a little part of it surrounded by the colour in store. The delicious treats we have to accompany a hot tea or coffee certainly help too…. |
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Today I am thrilled to be adding yet another new line to Tangled Yarns… This week we have received our first shipment from the spectacular Schoppelwolle range! Schoppelwolle is well known for pushing the envelope of colour. To launch Schoppelwolle we have four of their most coveted yarns, Zauberball Sock, Zauberball Crazy, Zauberball 100 & Zauberball Lace. Fingering Weight / 4ply
Wingspan by Maylin tri’Coterie Designs {knit} Hitchin’ a Ride by Sharon Cheek {crochet} Daybreak by Stephen West {knit} Strawberry Lemonade Scarf by Anastacia Zittel {crochet} Revontuli – huivi / Northern Lights by AnneM {knit} Meander by Andrea Delhey {crochet} TGV (High Speed Knitting) by Susan Ashcroft {knit}
Fingering Weight / 4ply
September Circle by Melissa LaBarre {knit} Nancy’s Waves Scarf by Cori Dodds {crochet} Sockhead Hat by Kelly McClure {knit} Geoui by Joyce Yu {crochet} Lacy Baktus by Terhi Montonen {knit} Wingspan Crochet Shawl by Carole Marie {crochet} Simple City by Mimi Hill {knit} Fingering Weight / 4ply
Colourwaves by Diane Schneider {knit} The Lydia Shawl by Denise Crawford {crochet} Willow Cowl by Amelia Lyon {knit} Cedar River Flow Shawlette by Ann Catelli {crochet} Ecken + Kanten by Martina Behm {knit} Half Granny Square Shawl by Anastacia Zittel {crochet} Leftie by Martina Behm {knit}
Lace / 2ply
Citron by Hilary Smith Callis {knit} Violet Points Scarf by Annette Petavy {crochet} Laera Shawl by Grace Akherm {knit} Nori’s Lace by Julie Blagojevich {crochet} Swiss Cheese Scarf by Winnie Shih {knit} Clapochet by Crochet Kitten {crochet} Viajante by Martina Behm {knit}
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Our regular delivery from Biggan Design has arrived and is already neatly tucked away in our shelves. We often struggle to keep up with the demand for our Biggan Design range, in particular the spectacular range of 64 colours in the DK weight. Oaked by Alicia Plummer {knit} Little Sister by Linda Permann {crochet} Cornwall Park Shrug by Kelly Brooker {knit} Gipsy Girl by Deanne Ramsay {crochet} Tropical Fish Skirt by Elena Nodel {knit} Mina Dress by Alicia Paulson {crochet} Billy by Amber Bertram {knit} |
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Three weeks ago we launched the stunning new line from The Fibre Company –Meadow. Amazingly we sold 90% of the first shipment within the first 4 days, with many colours selling out in the first 24 hours. Luckily I had another order already in progress and I am happy to report it has arrived!! In addition to the new stock of Meadow, I have also topped up the stock of Acadia, Canopy &Organik. (including two new colours in Organik) Sadly we are still waiting on new stock of the Road To China Light as The Fibre Company / Kelbourne Woolens are currently out of the base. As soon as the little baby alpacas have produced more of that ultra soft fleece our back order will be processed and our shelves filled. Typha by Kirsten Kapur {knit} Augustine Shawlette by Valdis Vrang {knit} Cartographer by Heidi Kirrmaier {knit}
Coline by Lucy Sweetland {knit} Fallow Cowl by Melissa Schaschwary {knit}
East End Armwarmers by Elizabeth Smith {knit} December Booties by Carrie Bostick Hoge {knit}
Fillory Cowl by Elizabeth Pedersen {knit} Aranami Shawl by Olga Buraya â” Kefelian {knit} Decouverte by Julie Hoover {knit}
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| Cascade |
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Several extra large boxes from Cascade have arrived again this week! Even our delivery company is amazed at the volume of boxes that they deliver each week, often asking ‘what do you do with it all!’. My only answer is that I have to feed the demand. This week we have topped our 220 Superwash Worsted, Heritage Silk and Baby Alpaca Chunky lines.
Spanish Dancer Socks by The Knitting Archaeologist {knit} Dustland Hat by Stephen West {knit}
Woodland Spring Shawl by Christine Wall {knit} Olana Slouch by Grace Akherm {knit} Chivalry Mitts by Alexis Winslow {knit}
Ariosa Broken Rib Cowl by Emmy Coplea {knit} Salt by Andi Satterlund {knit}
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It is hard to believe that we are scheduling classes for September & October but with so many our current Learn To and Skills Development classes already booked out we thought it best release the next batch so you can book in nice and early.
In addition to our rotating Learn to Knit & Learn to Crochet courses and our regular Tech Support Sessions (5 times a week!), we have added in a few requested Skills Development Workshops. Our first Skills Development Workshop – Japanese Flower Crochet (31st August) filled within days and we know many of your were disappointed that you missed out. So of course we have added another! Sunday 13th October So many of you were smitten with Derrin’s amazing Japanese Flower Shawl featured in our What’s on the Needles back at the end of May.
Our Japanese Flower Crochet Workshop is designed for the intermediate crocheter with the basic skills mastered, ideal even for students who have recently completed our Learn to Crochet Course. Requirements A copy of the Crochet Japanese Flower pattern by Grace Anne. 3.5mm crochet hook Another Skills Development Workshop that it seems you can’t get enough of is our Introduction to Entrelac. This is a workshop that is repeatedly requested so is back on the calendar. Derrin’s amazing Entrelac Blanket continues to create a stir when in store.
Skills Development Workshop Sunday 15th September $45 per person (3 hour workshop) During this three hour workshop you will learn how to knit Entrelac and find out all the tips, hints and tricks to this fantastic technique. This workshop is designed for an intermediate knitter and requires you to have the basic knitting skills of casting on, knitting & purling. You will create a small sample piece that you can turn into a cushion cover, a small pouch (perhaps for an iPad) or continue knitting to make a wonderful scarf. Requirements Our wonderful selection of noro yarns were made for Entrelac! You will need to select your needle size according to the weight of Noro you choose. Also back by demand, another round of our Learn to Knit Socks (Cuff Down) course. Saturday 28th September, 5th October & 12th October $75 per person (3 x 2 hour classes)
Please note that this is an intermediate course. Prior knowledge of how to knit in the round comfortably is required. (Double Point Needles, Magic Loop or Two Circular methods) Supplies 100g of fingering weight / 4ply yarn 2.50mm or 2.75mm needles (dpn, magic loop or two circulars) wool darning needle You can find our full class calendar on our website or click here. Bookings and deposits are essential for all of our classes. Please phone the store on 07 3666 0276 or email us tangled@tangledyarns.com.auif you have any further questions on our classes or to book in!
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| Whats on the Needles at Tangled Yarns | |
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Rachel’s needles are certainly flying at the moment! She popped in this week to share two lovely finished projects. The pattern is Edgewood by Leah McGlone and Rachel has used our Fibre Company Organik. As she was after a slightly smaller finished scarf / shawlette, Rachel has used only three spectacular Organik colours per shawlette. These little shawlettes are so squishy and just right for layering at this time of year, I might just have to make a few for my wardrobe.
Simone has been busy knitting for her lovely brother. This is a Many Scarf by Jennie in our Berroco Ultra Alpaca. For a little extra width Simone has cast on 41 stitches.
This week Derrin has used some of our ultra squishy Cascade Eco Alpaca and whipped up the beautiful Willow by Lisa Gutierrez. I simply adore this and can see it gracing the centre of a table.
The Canopy is insanely soft and squishy, especially in garter stitch. |
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Getting up close and personal with BrisStyle’s leading handmade artisans just became super gorgeous. Nestled on the ground floor of the beautiful historic Brisbane City Hall, the new-look BrisStyle Indie Markets are set to create a unique handmade shopping experience.
Soak up the stalls of independent contemporary artisans, relax with a traditional cup of tea and cake at the iconic Shingle Inn and take in the historic surrounds of one of Brisbane best loved landmarks. With BrisStyle renowned for its support and development of Brisbane creatives, this is the perfect weekend activity for those in search of high-end, locally created handmade wares. The 2nd Saturday of every month, 9am – 2pm
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05.07.13
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Two weeks ago we launched our fabulous magazine competition, many of you have already snapped up lots of our lovely magazines and entered the draw for a 12 month subscription!! If you missed the details of the competition all you need to do is purchase a minimum of 3 magazines from the following list within one transaction Mollie Makes, The Simple Things, Simply Crochet, Reloved,Designer Knitting & Selvedge There is no maximum number of entries – the more magazines you purchase, the more entries you can submit. This can be made up of current or past issues, but is limited by in stock copies only. The winner with be selected randomly from the entries and announced via our Newsletter and on our Facebook page on Friday 19th July. The 12 month subscription is for the magazine of your choice, selected from Mollie Makes, The Simple Things, Simply Crochet, Reloved,Designer Knitting & Selvedge |
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Our little GEMS have certainly made their way into the hearts of many! We simply can’t keep up to the demand, especially with larger sizes. Due to the popularity of these larger sizes we slotted in a new size. Teency – Comfortably fit up to 3.00mm needles Small – Comfortably fit up to 3.50mm needles Medium – Comfortably fit up to 4.00mm needles Large – Comfortably fit up to 6.00mm needles Extra Large – Comfortably fit up to 6.50mm needles We have also added a few new colours to the Extra Large (6.50mm) size!
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The latest issue of Designer Knitting has just arrived and is full of patterns to inspire!
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| Ball Winders & Swifts |
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Many of the most delicious yarns come skeined, making a swift and winder invaluable! |
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Our Addi Crochet Hooks have also been replenished. |
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Sampler Baby Car Blanket by Part Pixy {crochet} Little Sperry by Amy Miller {knit} Basic Infant Hat by April Moreland {crochet} Mary Jane Booties by Lucie Sinkler {knit} Crochet Lace Cardigan by Mon Petit Violon {crochet} Honeycomb Stroller Blanket by Terry Kimbrough, Susan Leitzsch & Lucie Sinkler {knit} Old Rose Baby Booties by Mon Petit Violon {crochet} Little Scallops by Maria Carlander {knit} The Madison – Newborn Hat by Kim Duren {crochet}
Crochet Baby Converse by Suzanne Resaul {crochet} In Threes by Kelly Herdrich {knit} Shell Stitch Beanie by The Dainy Daisy {crochet} Brickless by Martina Behm {knit} Mini Moogly Sweater by Tamara Kelly {crochet} Little Coffee Bean Cardigan by Elizabeth Smith {knit} Ocean Waves Blanket by Jonna Ventura {crochet} Easy Baby Booties by Michelle of Ooo Baby Knits {knit} Best Baby Cloche by Anneliese {crochet} Owlie Sleep Sack by Teresa Cole {knit} |
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Knitscene Fall 2013 is here with 21 knitting patterns that are perfect for our mid season knitting.
Meet Cassie Castillo, a knitter who is living the dream, and knit one of her four designer collection patterns. Plus, four knitting patterns that create the look of cables without the bother of a cable needle, and so much more. |
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(I may have at least three projects planned in our Ella Rae….) Ella Rae Lace Merino Cedarwood by Cecily Glowik MacDonald {knit} Lace Ribbon Scarf by Veronik Avery {knit} Boteh Scarf by Kathy Merrick {crochet} Magrathea by Martina Behm {knit} Infinity Scarf by Kim Miller {crochet} Hermione’s Everyday Socks by Erica Lueder {knit} Gathering Leave by Lily Go {crochet} Nairi by Amanda Muscha {knit} Scallops and Shells by Michele DuNaier {crochet} Oaklet Shawl by Megan Goodacre {knit} Strawberry Lemonade Scarf by Anastacia Zittel {crochet} Go Your Own Way Shawlette by Star Athena {knit} Kelly Scarf by Kate Dixon {crochet}
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Wabi-sabi Scarf by Kamicha {knit} Chunky Granny Scarf by Michelle Kludas {crochet} Capucine by Adela Illichmanova {knit} V Stitch Infinity Scarf by Kathy Olivarez {crochet} The Basic Entrelac Scarf by Lisa Shroyer {knit} Accidental Cowl by Elizabeth Trantham {crochet} Star Crossed Slouchy Beret by Natalie Larson {knit} Fandango Cowl by Heather Walpole {crochet} Multidirectional Diagonal Scarf by Karen Baumer {knit} One-Hour Neckwarmer by Lisa Gutierrez {crochet} Bandana Cowl by Purl Soho {knit} Waffle Cone Slouchy Hat by Julie King {crochet} Living Crafts Childs Hat Pattern by Fiona Duthie {knit} Easy Mobius Cowl by Haley Waxberg {knit} Slouched Tuva Hat by Turvid {knit} Artfully Simple Infinity Scarf by Tamara Kelly {crochet} The Age of Brass and Steam Kerchief by Orange Flower {knit} One-Skein Chevron Scarf by Dena Stelly {crochet} Cowslip Scarf by Jane Ellison {knit} Stylish Poncho by Pierrot {crochet} Evangeline by Michelle Szeghalmi-Shirley {knit} Arches Cowl by Mary Beth Temple {crochet} Spoked Cardigan by Carol Feller {knit} Striped Bag by Pierrot {crochet} Noro Fair-Isle Flower Hat by Katie Rose {knit} Painted Desert Scarf by Birgit Tuchsen {crochet} Noro Scarf by Susanne Pietrzak {knit} LightWaves by Susan Ashcroft {knit} |
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Our first delivery of the Noro Magazine 2013 edition sold out within weeks!
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A Very Braidy Cowl by Maryse Roudier {knit} Chi-Town Crochet Cowl by Kathy Kelly {crochet} Esjan by Stephen West {knit} Bellflower Infinity Scarf by Carrie Carpenter {crochet} Cafe au Lait Mitts by Paula McKeever {knit} Ribbonberry by Sue Perez {crochet} Lucy in the Sky by Laura Chau {knit} Easy Lacy Double Shells Scarf by Sandi Marshall {crochet} Climbing Vines Pullover by Joelle Meier Riou {knit} Forget the Scarf by Anastacia Zittel {crochet} Ridged Lace Cowl by Elinor Brown {knit} Ripley by Ysolda Teague {knit} Christopher by Jane Richmond {knit} |
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| Whats on the Needles at Tangled Yarns | |
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Liz has used our Noro Taiyo Sock, this time in colour #045
As a gift for her sister – Rill Scarf by Miriam L Felton in our Malabrigo Silkpaca. I can’t wait till our next shipment of this yarn arrives!
Rachel has been getting a little bit hat happy this week and has whipped up more hats for her family!
Henley Button Hat by Kristy Childress in two gorgeous colours of our Debbie Bliss Cashmerino Aran will keep Rachel’s niece nice and warm. I love the square buttons with the stripes.
The third hat off the needles was a quick Turn A Square by Jared Flood in our Cascade 220 Superwash Worsted.
My mum was after an easy to wear, neutral cowl to pop on as an extra layer of warmth. I loved knitting my first Downton Cowl by Shannon Cook back in April. This time I opted for our Fibre Company Road to China Light as I was after a slightly smaller version. I have used a 4mm needles and reduced the width by one lace repeat. |
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