New Shades
of Brown Sheep
The Yarn: New shades in Nature Spun Fingering, Sport and Worsted, Lamb's Pride Worsted and Bulky and the new shade of Burly Spun.
Made in America!
How does the company pick new colors?
Once a year new colors are picked and some old ones are discontinued to keep different lines of yarns fresh and current with fashion. Brown’s subscript to the Color Association of the United States. This organization develops their predictions based on the colors as shown on the European runway. The current colors that are already in the line up for different yarns are compared to the predictions and if there is a significantly new color it is considered for production. |
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Needle Felting
Wed., July 11
10:30 - 12:00
$25.00
Lori will be teaching the felted dog. It's a good idea to bring in your photos so that you have some concept of what you want to make. Lori is awesome at what she does. Fiber and needles provided at class.
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Beading with Ellen
July 22, 2012 | 1:30 - 3:30
Beginners Class & Finishing Techniques
Open to ALL ages
$10.00 for class / Kits available at class too!
For beginners, you will find out that beading is not as simple as putting a bead on a strand. For those who attended the first class, we will be talking about finishing techniques.
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Hand Dyes
from the
Sheepwalk
I am stoked to announced that I have some fresh hand dyes in the shop. We are still waiting on my Crazy Monkey skein winder and a 10 pounds of yarn to be dyed. The newest batch has 400+ yards, some with silver sparkle and others just 100% merino. More to come. 800+ yards per dye lot. All are sock weight.
The color theme for Fall is to be announced soon. We were thinking that Viking names would be fun which means Viking colors are the order of the day. Let's see how that turns out!n
Jenn
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