Imbue Sport
Imbue Sport’s 3-ply construction creates a soft, springy yarn that gives gentle drape to stockinette and subtle definition to textured stitch patte...
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Imbue Sport’s 3-ply construction creates a soft, springy yarn that gives gentle drape to stockinette and subtle definition to textured stitch patte...
View full detailsIntroducing the "Mellow" Crochet Gift Set – a perfect blend of warmth and elegance.This set boasts magnificent metallic copper crochet hooks with b...
View full details100 % ecological linen, grown in Normandie (France) without chemical inputsComposed of ten strands of well-twisted combed linen, Antigone has a smo...
View full detailsDiscover Mooi from Concept by Katia. This beautiful Limited-Edition yarn comes in a generous 150-gram ball and is made from a lyocell-linen blend t...
View full detailsStrands of Joy II is the highly anticipated sequel to Anna Johanna’s popular first book. This new collection is themed around big colorwork pattern...
View full detailsArctic Knits is a modern guide to knitted life in the far north. Weichien Chan lives in Iqaluit, which is known for its ice-capped mountains and tu...
View full detailsThis lovely spring issue Laine 20, Waterways, invites you to spend a day by the sea. The issue includes ten beautiful and unique knits perfect for ...
View full detailsDerived from the Quechua word for "kindness", Sami XL takes the goodness of its predecessor to new heights! Crafted from beautiful organic Peruvian...
View full detailsCelebrate the great outdoors with Samay, "resting" in Quechua (the native language of the Incas). This yarn is as bold as it is soft. Inspired by t...
View full detailsThis colourful and versatile book contains patterns for 52 inspirational accessories — mostly knits but also a few crochet pieces — created by 48 i...
View full detailsWe are absolutely thrilled to be one of the stops on Berroco and West Yorkshire Spinners’ first designer tour with acclaimed British designer Sarah Hatton! Sarah will be accompanied by Danielle Deane, Business Development Manager at West Yorkshire Spinners. Sarah...
Timeless yarns, sheep to skein
Imbue Sport’s 3-ply construction creates a soft, springy yarn that gives gentle drape to stockinette and subtle definition to textured stitch patte...
View full detailsImbue’s 5-ply construction creates a marvelously round and springy yarn with stunning definition in cables and textured stitch patterns. Worsted-s...
View full detailsBrooklyn Tweed took everything you love about Arbor and made it bigger. Springy, soft American Targhee wool is combed smooth and worsted spun into ...
View full details**Dapple has no dye lots. If you have a tone preference, please specify the number of light, medium, dark, or mixed skeins you would like included ...
View full detailsFingering-weight Loft channels Targhee-Columbia wool’s airy bounce into feather-light lace, accessories, and garments. Like Shelter, Loft is a wool...
View full detailsArbor is a DK-weight workhorse yarn, spun worsted for superior strength and stitch definition and dyed in a nuanced palette of 30 solid colors. Pur...
View full detailsMeet Shelter, a versatile 2-ply worsted weight yarn. Soft and sturdy American Targhee-Columbia wool is spun woolen style – airy clouds of carded fi...
View full detailsTones is a versatile worsted weight yarn, woolen spun from American Columbia fleeces, with a round and springy 3-ply construction for stitch defi...
View full detailsThe smaller sibling to worsted weight Tones yarn, Tones Light is a versatile fingering weight, woolen-spun from fleece-dyed American Columbia wool ...
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Drawing inspiration from traditional Scandinavian-style colourwork, the Festive Mistletoe Socks feature charming motifs of holly leaves, mistletoe,...
View full detailsWhat do you get when you mix super soft alpaca and strong Highland wool? A fabulously soft and squishy yarn which loves colour work, is easy to sti...
View full detailsPlump single-ply yarn made from 100% Highland wool. 100% natural, sustainable fibre from renewable sources. Fabulously fat and made for fun this Su...
View full detailsWhen The Fibre Co. set out to design a sock yarn, they stayed true to their guiding principle of harnessing the beauty that nature provides in a wa...
View full detailsThe Fibre Co.’s first brushed yarn is processed in a mill in Southern Peru, home of the alpaca. Cirro is a sport weight yarn that combines the long...
View full detailsProcessed in a mill in England’s historical textile region of West Yorkshire, Lore is made of 100% lambswool from the Romney sheep breed also refer...
View full detailsThe Road to China blend creates a knit fabric with a soft halo but enough definition to explore subtle textures and shifting patterns. In keeping w...
View full detailsCarrying on with the success of the original worsted weight Cumbria, The Fibre Co. developed this fingering weight version with the same nod to the...
View full detailsInspired by the breathtaking scenery of Ireland's Northern Headlands, Arranmore Light is a finer weight cousin to the popular Arranmore yarn. Arran...
View full detailsInspired by England's stunning northwest region with its deep blue lakes and sheep-grazed fells and valleys, Cumbria is a lustrous blend of 30% bro...
View full detailsI live in Ottawa and ordered online, but it was a great experience. The website is easy to navigate and easy to order from. They have a fantastic selection and the ordering process was simple. I ordered my items on a Thursday and received them the next Monday!! They are exactly as described; thank you so much Needles in the Hay!
Always amazing...selection, quality, price, customer service, atmosphere! They have it all!
I have recently taken up knitting and just discovered this great little shop in Peterborough. Wonderful quality yarns and lots of great pattern books. A must see for any crafter.
Every time I go in, I get thoughtful help and great ideas even if I don't purchase anything. Yesterday I was ably assisted in purchasing less expensive wool for a project that was a re-do. You know that moment when you find out your son-in-law doesn't like bright colours and you're halfway through the project? Back in the game thanks to Needles in the Hay!