Yarndale runs on Saturday 29th and Sunday 30th September from 10am to 4.30pm. Show-goers can pre-book tickets online or pay on the door at extra cost.
Image courtesy of Yarndale |
Marie Wallin's British Breeds
Debuting at Yarndale is Marie Wallin's own wool range with 12 shades, designed to support her gorgeous colour work designs. An online gift box pre-order containing all 12 shades sold out quickly on Wallin's website.
British Breeds image courtesy of Marie Wallin |
Daughter of a Shepherd's Castlemilk Moorit
This new yarn comes from 100% Castlemilk Moorit, an 'at risk' sheep breed.
Image courtesy of Daughter of a Shepherd |
Ann Kingstone's Needle Sizer
On her Facebook page Yorkshire designer Ann Kingstone let slip that her new accessory product will make its debut at Yarndale.
Image courtesy of Ann Kingstone. |
Baa Baa Brighouse Cowl or Scarf Pattern
Fiona Wardingley's Cowl or Scarf pattern, where you can choose which to knit, is going on sale for the first time at Baa Baa Brighouse's Yarndale stall.
Image courtesy of Baa Baa Brighouse |
An Caitin Beag's Sinister Pattern
Baa Ram Ewe, the Leeds-based Yarn producer and shop, blogger about An Caitin Beag's stunning new cat cardigan pattern, Sinister, knitted in Baa Ram Ewe's Pip yarn range.
Image courtesy of Baa Ram Ewe/An Caitin Beag |
John Arbon Textiles' Harvest Hues
Another Yarndale launch gleaned from Facebook is an expanded Harvest Hues 4ply colour palette from John Arbon Textiles.
Image courtesy of John Arbon Textiles |
Purl & Jane's Latest Pattern
As yet it's hush hush but Skipton based knitting shop Purl & Jane is going to debut a new pattern at Yarndale.
Image courtesy of Purl & Jane |
The Knitting Goddess' Pattern Book
The Knitting Goddess is launching Beyond the Rainbow, a pattern book featuring eight shawl designs, at Yarndale.
Image courtesy of The Knitting Goddess |
There are probably lots more new yarns and patterns to look out for that have slipped under my radar. Are you going to Yarndale? Which stalls are you excited about visiting? Let us know in the comments box below or on our Facebook page.
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