Added in September 2009

[admin]

Well technically some were added in August but I forgot to put them on here

Click DK - 3 New colours now in stock 'by the ball'


Verve (110) - this is a really interesting colour - click HERE for more info


Blazer (111)


Wild (112)

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Snuggly 4ply - 2 colours now in stock 'by the ball' - requested by a customer


Wobble (403)


Blink (406)

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NEW YARN
Hayfield Baby Bonus Lustre DK

6 Pre-order colours

10 x 100g balls

89% Acrylic, 11% Viscose

[admin]

Sirdar have brought out a yarn specially for scarves - it even has a scarf pattern on the inside which uses 8mm needles.

Sirdar Snowball

Introductory Offer

One ball makes a really luxuriously soft and very long scarf.

It can use it for lots of other things too - blankets, cushion covers, lots of bags, trimmings to kids hats, ponchos, fringing, waistcoats and decorative panels in garments.

9 colours are now in stock including 3 lovely multi colour ones. 3 more colours should be in stock shortly.

[yvette]

have you tried knitting the new yarn is it easy to knit.it looks lovely

[janine]

I havent knitted this one yet, but had great success with Big Ball Funny, which I think is very similar. It took a while to get the casting on right, but once I got going I couldn't stop! Everybody I know has a scarf in it! But I may have to try out this new one too! I especially like the look of the Tutti Frutti.

[Dianne]

Hayfield Bonus DK

The Neon Colour needed for the Alan Dart Vampire Bat from Simply Knitting is now in stock by the ball.

Sorry for the delay in getting this in - and for running out of Purple and White. We normally find out about Alan's patterns before they are published but we didn't this one.

We do have the list of yarns for the next couple of months so will try and make sure we have all those in stock before the magazines come out.

[62helen]

I bought Tutti Frutti which is a very pretty mix and it took me about 40 minutes to make the actual scarf (once you get the technique right it makes up very quicky but I did a practice run for a few rows first just to get the tension right) but the fiddly bit is the fringe. My husband tried to help (!) but got in a mess. Once I relaxed and really thought about what I had to do (and the instructions are clear on the ball band) it went very well. I now have a beautiful, very cosy scarf. So, give it a go!