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This week’s featured yarn: Stained Glass Wool and Recycled Silk Yarn
October 11, 2012
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Save 20% This week only-Stained Glass: Wool and Reclaimed Silk Yarn
Silk and wool married so perfectly together. This is yarn that you’ve always wanted. You’ve dreamed of this yarn. I know I have!
This creative yarn was made in a wonderful small family-owned co-op/mill where 70 women and 30 men work and get paid fair wages to sustain themselves and their families.
The yarn comes in 2 different plies and it makes the thickness a little different.
The 2 ply has 84 yards per skein and is a worsted weight and the 4 ply has 70 yards per skein and is a chunky weight. Each skein is 100g. Every skein is a unique collection of color!
http://store.darngoodyarn.com/product/stained-glass-wool-and-reclaimed-silk-yarn
FREE BALL OR SKEIN OF YARN!
September 16, 2010
Buy any 5 balls or skeins of yarn on the entire site (mix, match and coordinate!) and you’ll get a free ball of yarn. The free ball will be equivalent to the least expensive ball of yarn. If you would like to specify the free ball of yarn you’d like, just message us when you check out! You don’t need to add it to your cart! That’s important because you’ll get charged for it!
When you check out, after you submit your payment info (like credit card info) you will see a link that says “message seller” click that and just write a note to me like “hey Nicole I want my free ball of yarn to be the premium recycled silk yarn”.
Also, for any bulk packages of yarn (the 1kg or 2kg bulk discounts) this offer is excluded because the yarns in the bulk discount are so heavily reduced.
If you have any questions, just let me know! nicole@darngoodyarn.com
Tunics you can make with Darn Good Yarn
September 13, 2010
Almost like sweaters but depending on where you are in the world, more versatile! And the great thing is that since most of our yarns (like the Premium Recycled Silk Sari Yarn) are lighter, these are great options in case you need to layer over to keep warm moving from the indoors to the outdoors! They also tend to go long enough to go past your patootie
a feature I like in case I wear low-cute jeans!
Also, if you ever have a question about how many balls of yarn to get for a pattern, email us! That’s what we’re here for!
http://www.straw.com/cpy/patterns/bamboozle-tunic.html Wonderful in any of our banana fiber collections except the Landscapes series
http://www.tahkistacycharles.com/media/File/06:13_FreePatSARIKnitBeaTunicSCU.pdf Wouldn’t this be wonderful in a bold solid colored banana fiber yarn?!
http://www.purlbee.com/leah-tunic/ Divine in Recycled Sari Silk!!
http://www.berroco.com/exclusives/tunic/summer_tunic.html Perfect with any of our blends of recycled sari silks!
http://www.knitonthenet.com/issue4/patterns/talkofthetown/ A personal favorite and so easy. Great for any of our banana fiber blends except for the Landscape Series.
In NC next weekend?
July 31, 2010
Then you need to go and check out one of our fantastic featured artists: Margaret of MizCrochet’s Unique Boutique
She will exhibiting next Friday and Saturday (August 6 and 7) at Mt. Mitchell Crafts Fair in Burnsville, NC. If you have questions you can contact her at margaret@mizcrochet.com
Or you can check out her wonderful website:www.mizcrochet.com
Check out some of her items made with Darn Good Yarn’s yarn!
Quick! A Sale!
July 30, 2010
Check it out now! Today, tomorrow ONLY (7/30/2010-7/31/2010) get almost 10% off Our Wild Peacock Yarn (http://www.shop.darngoodyarn.com/product/just-a-little-unrefined-recycled-silk-yarn)
And remember:
Flat Rate Shipping to the US, Canada and the UK
and
Buy 4 of these skeins get the 5th FREE
Use this yarn in these projects:
http://www.darngoodyarn.com/2010/04/knitheadband/
http://www.darngoodyarn.com/2010/01/knit-or-crochet-recycled-silk-sari-yarn-yoga-mat-bag/
http://www.darngoodyarn.com/2009/09/free-crochet-scarf-pattern/
http://www.darngoodyarn.com/2009/08/freeknittinghatpattern/
http://www.darngoodyarn.com/2009/06/recycled-crafting-easy-quick-scarf/
http://www.darngoodyarn.com/2009/06/80-ways-to-save-the-earth-tote-bag/
I need an original knitted purse design for DarnGoodYarn.com
July 29, 2010
Watch the video! I need help! Want to give this a go? Let’s talk! Email Nicole at info@darngoodyarn.com!
Lashell and the Sari Ribbon
July 29, 2010
Let me tell you a tale of a woman and our recycled silk sari ribbon… My dear Lashell is an amazing artist and you can read about here here: http://www.darngoodyarn.com/2010/07/what-is-lashell-up-to/
But what you need to know, is that what I’m about to show you will knock your socks off and you must check our Lashell’s Etsy store to fall in love some more: http://www.etsy.com/shop/designtalentedone
Check out this hat that was made with our very own Desert Caravan Recycled Silk Sari Ribbon Click to check it out




Seasonal Hue of Tibetan Jewel Recycled Sari Silk Ribbon
July 27, 2010
Just in time for the autumn, choose your harvest color of our fantastic recycled sari silk ribbon from the Tibetan Jewel Collection! Go ahead and find the hue that’s just right for the season!
Erin Mapes: Art Teacher by day, indie designer by night!
July 19, 2010
Erin rocks! She is a public school art teacher for her “day job” and designs, explores and creates for her store erinmapes.etsy.com by night.
As Erin so beautifully described herself: I hand-knit scarves, hats, and other items, and upcycle old clothing into bags. I try to live my life in a simple, peaceful, and environmentally conscious way, and my craft reflects that way of life. I call my work “environmentally conscious” because I try to keep the environment in mind when making my work. Sometimes that means using all-natural materials or buying materials from local sellers. Other times it means saving materials from becoming trash by reusing, recycling, or upcycling, whichever you prefer to call it. Like I say on my site, I believe that with a little creativity, you can find a use for almost anything.
I personally find that refreshing and on the cutting edge. It’s motivation to where we should all strive to be on our crafting adventures.
Check out some of the items in her etsy store! Again, here’s that link! erinmapes.etsy.com













