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The old must make way for the new and great yarns need great homes!
Brown Sheep Company’s Burly Spun is a lofty single ply that wears well and knits up quick & easy. One skein makes a scarf, hat, or mitts.
Brown Sheep Company Lamb’s Pride Bulky is lofty, easy to work with, is great for beginners to learn with and is a mighty felter.

Cascade 220 is a great staple yarn (one of the most popular and commonly used on Ravelry.com), especially good for sweaters, afghans, mitts, legwarmers, and felting.
This yarn is awesome! It’s soft, has a bit of a halo, and at 480m (525 yds) per skein it runs more thanTWICE as long as similar DK weight yarns. It can be knit as a Sport weight/DK weight yarn, or finer if you like. The angora makes it light, airy and fluffy, but there is not enough in the mix to shed all over your clothes are make their way up your nose (I know you hate that, so do I). Dyed in stunning semi-solid colourways, it’ll knit up beautifully as sweaters, wraps, scarves, cowls, or anything else you can dream up.
Queensland Kathmandu Aran is simply the best tweed we’ve ever worked with! It’s the same as the Jo Sharp Silk Road Aran Tweed (same mill, different label). It looms tweedy, but it’s soft, squishy and ever so happy!


Rowan Kidsilk Haze is a light, luminous blend of kid mohair and silk. It’s super flexible and can be knit with a variety of needle sizes, carried with another yarn, or bulked up by holding two or 3 strands of yarn together. Soft and airy, it has so many options!
Rowan Cocoon is a soft, airy roving yarn. It knits up fast, and is great for anything that touches skin (hats, scarves, cowls, mitts, sweaters, blankets – anything). 2 skeins are enough for a standard scarf/infinity scarf, 1 for a hat.