Hand painted extra fine merino, silk and sparkle
£20.00A beautiful lace weight yarn. It is 75% extra fine merino (non mulesed, from small farmers in Peru), 20% silk, 5% silver stellina.
Each skein is 100g/800m (enough to knit an entire shawl).
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A beautiful lace weight yarn. It is 75% extra fine merino (non mulesed, from small farmers in Peru), 20% silk, 5% silver stellina.
Each skein is 100g/800m (enough to knit an entire shawl).
Here at The Lace Knittery this heritage yarn holds a special place in our hearts. It was the inspiration many years ago to learn to knit and our love for lace knitting and colour work and ultimately beginning the company.
It is 100% Shetland wool, produced by over 300 crofters on Shetland. It is also spun and dyed on Shetland. It is available in over 220 colours and natural shades of the Shetland sheep.
It is traditionally used for fair isle knitting and gets softer with use and age. It is easy to weave in the ends and block.
It is lace/fingering/4ply weight. Each ball is 25g/105m.
Gauge 30stitches x32 rows =10cm/4inch square using US3/3.25 mm needles.
Jamieson’s of Shetland is a heritage British brand and it’s ethos is very close to The Lace Knittery’s heart. The fleece is sourced from the crofters on Shetland and it is spun and dyed on the Shetland. It is a family run business and they are passionate about Shetland and keeping the way of life going.
Marl is their 100% Shetland chunky weight yarn.
100g ball: 120m
Suggested needle size 6mm.
At The Lace Knittery we are extremely proud to be stockist of John Arbon yarn and fibres. Devonia is their 4ply yarn, a mix of three sheep breeds and 100% Devon sourced. It is dyed and spun just over the county border from The Lace Knittery HQ. Yarn miles are a minimum!
Each skein is 100g/388m
50% Exmoor Blueface, 30% Bluefaced Leicester, 20% Wensleydale.
At The Lace Knittery we are extremely proud to be stockist of John Arbon yarn and fibres. Devonia is their DK yarn, a mix of three sheep breeds and 100% Devon sourced. It is dyed and spun just over the county border from The Lace Knittery HQ. Yarn miles are a minimum!
Each skein is 100g/233m
50% Exmoor Blueface, 30% Bluefaced Leicester, 20% Wensleydale.
Knit Pro Zing range are my favourites at the moment and their crochet hooks appeal to me in the same way. Single ended in aluminium with each size a different colour. They have silver ends and tips making them smooth to use on any yarn and any colour easy to see. They have the added advantage as far as everyone at The Lace Knittery HQ is concerned…the bright colours make them easy to see when a hook has disappeared down the sofa cushion!
A simply stunning yarn from Krea Deluxe but I may be biased because I love lace yarns, natural fibres and soft, restful colours. This yarn ticks all those boxes and can be used on it’s own or with another. It works well with the Krea wool as well as with silk or other natural yarns but does look and feel stunning on it’s own. I am in love and want to snaffle it all.
Each ball is 20g/240m. 45% silk, 33% mohair, 22% baby alpaca.
Handwash and do not tumble dry.
A versatile yarn from Kremke Soul Wool. It is spun in Italy from 47% viscose, 41% polyester and 12% metal. Each spool is a single ply and lace weight. It mixes well with other fibres when knitting, crocheting, weaving and plying on a spinning wheel as well as being used as a thread for all kinds of sewing and mixed media. It is incredibly soft and does not shed…yay!
Each spool is 25g/560m.
A beautiful mulesing free merino from Kremke Soul wool. It is lace weight 30/2 with 750m on each spool. One would be enough to knit a cobweb scarf but the range of colours work really well when combining and working graduated colour work. They can be used together, work extremely well with the Kremke Stellaris and also with any other yarn.
Each spool is 50g/750m. Washable at 30 degrees.
If used on it’s own 1.5-2mm needle or hook and 40stitches x 50 rows for a standard 10cm/4inch gauge square.
Collection Two by Marie Wallin for Rowan comprising designs for women and the home. It champions a cause close to The Lace Knittery’s heart…the British wool industry.
At The Lace Knittery we are very proud to be a stockist of premium, heritage brands. We stock all of Marie Wallin books and British Breeds yarn. It has been blended by John Arbon (we also stock!) especially for Marie using four British wool breeds. It is super soft and is perfect for any colour work or Fair Isle project.
Each ball is 25g/85m
In the word’s of The Lace Knittery’s youngest daughter ‘I want to knit every one’. Another great collection of eight hand knits from Marie Wallin for Rowan. It includes colour work, Fair Isle, and cable patterns.
A classic sock yarn from Germany. All colours are in short runs (so we don’t get bored) and each ball/skein is 100g/425m. The single colour skeins are hand dyed at The Lace Knittery HQ on an Opal sock yarn base.
A great, versatile yarn from Rowan, use in it’s own or mix with other yarns. Each ball is 25g/120m. 57% alpaca, 43% cotton. Hand wash.
Gauge: 23 sts and 31 rows gives a 10cm square using 3.75mm needles.
A super squidgy soft yarn from Rowan. It has been at hit at The Lace Knittery HQ. Easy to work with and solid in colours.
Each ball is 50g 125m/137yds. 70% virgin wool and 30% alpaca.
Gauge : 22 sets x 30 rows on 4mm needles giving a 10cm square.
A beautiful yarn from Rowan, pure heaven to touch and work with. It is 100% pure cashmere, spun and dyed in Scotland. Each skein 50g/140m.
Gauge: 15 stitches to 21 rows using 4mm needles to a 10cm square.
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