I used 2 skeins of John Arbon Exmoor sock in the color Hemel, and one skein each of Fairy Thimble and Mizzle.
John Arbon has Exmoor sock, or yarn sets available here. This is an affiliate link that helps support my work at no additional cost to you. It means the world, thank you!
In the States, Exmoor Sock is available from the Woolly Thistle here. This is also an affiliate link and I will receive a small portion of the sales at no additional cost to you.
This new set of patterns was designed for a new yarn by Malabrigo: Torzal. It’s a soft, superwash Merino yarn that blends multiple shades throughout, creating a 2-ply that is reminiscent of handspun. It’s a perfect yarn for a textured fabric.
Iridaceae Scarf is a light weight scarf has a rich texture that will keep you engaged as you watch the beautiful colors of Torzal shine through. The pattern includes written instructions and uses two skeins each of Medusa and Wabi Sabi.
The Iridaceae Hat can be worn with brim folded as a beanie or unfolded for a more relaxed fit. The rich texture shows off the beautiful colors of Torzal, and it’s perfect for the in-between seasons. This pattern is suitable for the knitter with experience reading a chart and uses one skein each of Medusa and Wabi Sabi.
The hat measures 18 inches around unstretched, and is shown on a 22 inch head.
And, finally, the Iridaceae Mitts are the perfect accessory for the in-between seasons. They are designed to be worn with negative ease for a nimble fit. This pattern is suitable for the knitter with experience reading a chart and uses one skein each of Medusa and Wabi Sabi.
You can find the patterns for these in my Ravelry shop: Scarf, Hat, Mitts. And, on Etsy: Scarf, Hat, Mitts.
Named after Marcela, the shepherdess of Don Quixote (published in 1605) whose feminist message still resonates today, and who refused to live her life on anyone’s terms but her own.
I used 2 skeins of Mizzle, and one skein each of Bulderin’ Clouds, Bibble Bug, Fairy Thimble and Fuzzpig.
Marcela Socks pattern can be found on Ravelry, as well as on Etsy.
John Arbon has Exmoor sock, or yarn sets available here. This is an affiliate link that helps support my work at no additional cost to you. It means the world, thank you!
In the States, Exmoor Sock is available from the Woolly Thistle here. This is also an affiliate link and I will receive a small portion of the sales at no additional cost to you.
Named for the small mountain range along the North Shore of Lake Superior in Northern Minnesota. These socks are perfect for a hike, or just thinking about one!
I’ve used one skein each of Rambler in Natural and Deep Seafarer. Rambler is available from The Woolly Thistle here. This is an affiliate link, and when you use it, I will receive a small commission that helps support my work, at no additional cost to you. It means the world, thank you!
I have been intrigued by Babylon Leather’s kits for quite awhile, but wanted to start small to see how it went.
I was amazed by how complete the kit was and how easy it was to put together.
In less than an hour I had learned a new-to-me stitch and made this really cool pen case!
And, I really enjoyed the process.
They have so many nice kits to choose from, if you decide you’d like to give one a try, I’d really appreciate if you would consider using my Babylon Leather affiliate link. This generates a small commission for me at no additional cost to you. Thank you!
