Woolly Wumpkins
If you've visited our shop you can't fail to have seen Michelle Lewis's amazing hand-dyed Woolly Wumpkins yarn. Until now it has mainly been sold in-store rather than on-line but yesterday I spent an hour or so photographing and uploading photographs of the beautiful colourways so that I could put them on the website.
The yarns are mainly 4-ply sock yarns (merino and nylon) but don't save them only for socks. Michelle has designed the Ammonites and Sea Foam shawl which takes two 100g skeins and is lovely. You could also use one skein to make a shawl, mitts or hat (or socks). I have been planning to knit a quite complex colourwork jumper using Woolly Wumpkins yarn for some time now -- when I finally sort it out, I'll blog it here.
I've pictured a few colourways here to whet your appetite and tempt you into the shop or the online shop to treat yourselves.
If you've visited our shop you can't fail to have seen Michelle Lewis's amazing hand-dyed Woolly Wumpkins yarn. Until now it has mainly been sold in-store rather than on-line but yesterday I spent an hour or so photographing and uploading photographs of the beautiful colourways so that I could put them on the website.
The yarns are mainly 4-ply sock yarns (merino and nylon) but don't save them only for socks. Michelle has designed the Ammonites and Sea Foam shawl which takes two 100g skeins and is lovely. You could also use one skein to make a shawl, mitts or hat (or socks). I have been planning to knit a quite complex colourwork jumper using Woolly Wumpkins yarn for some time now -- when I finally sort it out, I'll blog it here.
I've pictured a few colourways here to whet your appetite and tempt you into the shop or the online shop to treat yourselves.
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