Stylecraft Unveils A Splash of Winter Colour

Monday 17th September 2018

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Colour is key in our latest launches from, with saturated hues and sophisticated pastels showcased in new yarn launches and patterns for garments and accessories.

Bellissima

Following the success of baby yarn, Bambino, last season, we have brought this fantastic multi-end yarn to the adult market with the launch of Bellissima.  After all, why should the grown-ups miss out? Bellissima has fantastic stitch definition, making it perfect for a whole range of techniques and styles, from classic garments to textures and cables.

There are 14 lovely shades to choose from so why not try out this great new yarn?

Colour Pool

You may have read about the trend for planned pooling and we are delighted to be the first of the big brands to embrace this fashion with our new yarn Colour Pool, where Argyll-style patterns magically appear when you crochet or knit. At the recent Blogstars get together this yarn caused quite a stir and we’re sure you will enjoy trying a bit of the magic for yourself.

We have created three free patterns for crocheters and there will be lots of hints and tips, including a video, on the blog and across our social media, as well as a special tutorial for knitters.

Head Over Heels Allstars

Did you vote in the competition we held earlier this year to choose the new Head Over Heels colourways as created by the Blogstars?  Their inspiration came from a visit to see David Hockney’s work at Salts Mill and are called Ossie, Woldgate, Saltaire, Pool, Red Pots and Splash. The winning six shades are now available with free printed patterns available from Stylecraft stockists

Special XL 

The trend for big yarn continues so we have increased the number of colours in the palette for Special XL with four new shades which feature in six new patterns.

Relaxed garments in simple stitches, slouchy hats and enveloping scarves make this collection the perfect choice for the colder months.

With all these colours and yarns to choose from, we’d love to see what you make over on our Facebook page.

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