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Field Notes: New Season Launch

Posted by Verity on 07-Jun-2017 08:30:00

The arrival of July can mean only one thing: it's time for our  New Season Launch ! Taking place on Thursday 13th July  in our  Leeds shop , it's open to anyone who wants to join us - but places are limited, so book yours early to be among the first to see what the new season will bring.  Click here  to book your place. T he New Season Launch is always a brilliant night -

 not to mention offering you the chance to get your hands on new products before anyone else. We're really excited to share with you some fantastic new yarns and patterns for Autumn-Winter 2017.

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Voulez-vous crochet avec moi?

Posted by Joelle on 01-Jun-2017 20:59:00

In the world of craft, crochet can sometimes feel like the poor relation to knitting - but not at baa ram ewe! We want crocheters to feel just as loved as everyone else, and we've been working on a few projects recently to make sure that's the case.

We hold regular workshops here in our Leeds shop, and our crochet tutor Melanie Boocock designed a fabulous shawl. Jane has made it up (pictured above) in Dovestone dk, using Bramley Baths, Aire and Endeavour, and I think it's gorgeous. Melanie is happy to share the pattern so if you're interested in making your own, just get in touch.

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Topics: Crochet

Why we love Knoll Coast DK

Posted by Verity on 25-May-2017 07:01:00

If you're looking for the perfect yarn to take you through spring and into summer, we've found a great solution: Knoll Coast DK. It's a cotton and lambswool blend, so it's lightweight enough to wear on a warm spring day, but equally will keep you warm on a chillier summer evening when you just can't bring yourself to go inside yet.

We have nine shades available, ranging from the subtle creamy-grey blend of Marlin to the stunning turquoise of Robin's Egg and the striking pink of Rosehip. Because the shades are all heathered, they give beautiful results with a soft sheen, and they work for all sorts of projects. Here are just a few suggestions to get you started:

Tin Can Knits' Lush cardigan is a great option, with a delicate lace yoke and a simple st

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Topics: Knoll Yarns