In celebration of America, the Rising Tide Cowl is designed using American-grown Targhee wool artistically dyed by Curious Creek Fibers’ own Kristine Bouncer. This fingering-weight yarn is from the new Curious Creek Homegrown Collection. Rustic and warm, this wool is minimally processed, so it has that slightly crunchy feel of vintage yarn.

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Wool Tree Yarn is an organically dyed merino and cashmere blend, fingering weight yarn, found exclusively at Lucky Ewe Yarns in Gruene, Texas.

A simple triangular shawl made from one skein of fingering weight sock yarn, this project is knit from the neck down.

This pattern was originally available exclusively for the Alice Kit as part of the Woolgirl Wizard of Oz Sock Club, but now is available for sale!

Great pattern, easy to memorize with good lookin’ results!

It’s a Wrap! is a versatile design created using only one skein of Miss Bab’s Yowza - a light worsted weight yarn that comes in 560 yard skeins.

Formerly Spook Socks as created exclusively for the Woolgirl Sock Club - now available to everyone!

The artistry of graduated colors in Curious Creek Fibers’ Wasonga yarn makes an impact in this lacey scarf. Made in fingering weight yarn, this is an easy lace design with ruffled borders on each end. The scarf is knit from one end to the other with no seaming.

A simple pattern with dramatic impact, Oblique Scarf is the perfect on-the-go project which is designed in two sizes and can be worn as a scarf or wrap. With a lovely lace edge incorporated into the design and an easy to remember lace pattern making up the length, there are no seams, just an enjoyable knitting experience.

Two simple stitch patterns give glorious texture to the fabric

These patterns may be purchased singly or as a trio for a discounted price.

This shawl was created to showcase the beauty and depth of Meru, (51% Wild Tussah Silk / 49% Merino Wool) lace weight yarn from Curious Creek Fibers (curiouscreek.com). All of Curious Creek yarns garner their inspiration and names from reserve and game parks all over the continent of Africa. In honor of this tradition, this shawl was named Ahsan...

This shawl is the second in a series of three created to showcase the beauty and depth of the Meru (51% Wild Tussah Silk / 49% Merino Wool) Septra Series of lace weight yarns from Curious Creek Fibers (curiouscreek.com). All of Curious Creek yarns garner their inspiration and names from reserve and game parks all over the continent of Africa. In...

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This Pattern is now available to the public!

This Pattern is now available to the public!

This Pattern is now available to the public!

Materials:

This generously sized cowl is knit from the top down using circular needles.

These socks are knit from the toe up and feature short-row heels and picot cuffs, as well as an addictive lacy mock-cable stitch design. It is a quick and fun knit. The pattern is written for both fingering and sport weight yarns in three sizes each: small, medium, and large.

This shawl is knit from side-to-side from the cabled neck edge to the bottom lace edging beginning at one tapered edge to the other in one piece.

In addition to a skein of yarn for the main color, The Alpaca Yarn Company has mini-skeins for heels and toes for contrast.