Roll on Spring

Thursday 10th February 2022

Tags: News & Launches, Knit

We recently launched our first collections for Spring Summer for knitters and crocheters with a delightful new yarn and new shades in a Special XL Tweed, as well as lots of inviting patterns for ladies and babies.

One of the key trends for this season we have called Beach Dreams which reminds us of building sandcastles, eating ice creams and paddling in the sea, so no surprise then that our first new yarn is for babies and toddlers.

Sweet Dreams
 

Adorable and practical, Sweet Dreams is the perfect yarn for baby’s delicate skin.  It’s so soft, it’s hard to believe it is 100% premium acrylic.

Sweet Dreams is a DK yarn with a colour palette ranging from traditional pastels to more intense blues and pinks. The individual plys are separately dyed and then twisted to give this subtle multi-tonal effect and lovely textured look to the new knits.

The delightful and cheeky patterns include cute cardigans, tops and hoodies featuring lots of textures and cables.  There are also two free blanket patterns on the ball band for knitters to try.

Special XL Tweed

Special XL Tweed welcomes six new, on-trend shades including Cream, Camel, Graphite, Gingerbread, Silver and Mushroom.

The patterns were designed with the colder months of the new year in mind, and include over-sized ponchos, cosy cardigans and jumpers, a shawligan and accessories including a fashionable dickie. All quick and easy to make.

All the yarns and patterns we have mentioned are now in your local yarn shop, so why not pop in and check them out? 
 

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