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Cocoon
A fabulous pattern book using Rowan's Coccon. This yarn was introduced last fall in natural colours. Ten colours have been added for this fall.
Cocoon is 80% merino wool and 20% kid mohair. There are 115m on a 100gram ball.
The beautiful designs featured in this collection range from sweaters, cardigans, vests and a hat and lace shawl. These designs are in an array of interesting textured, lacy and cable stitches
This is Jeanie. |
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Colourscape Chunky
Photographed in a working artist studio to echo the creative nature of this yarn. The Colourscape Chunky Collection sees the initial brochure in the Rowan Colourscape label with colour by Kaffe Fasset.
Made from a soft to handle lambs wool and available in eight unique hand blended colours giving a single repeat rainbow like effect, this yarn is for the artisan in us all. Featuring 12 beautiful easy to wear designs by Sarah Hatton. this collection ranges from capes to fitted sweaters and waistcoats, with garments featuring simple cables and textures to allow the beautiful coloures to shine.
Flutter in Cherry
Jinx in Frosty
Sigh in Frosty
My fingers are crossed that the shade cards will be on the website this weekend.
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British Sheep Breeds
This is Bainbridge.
The British Sheep Breeds Collection sees the introduction of the second brochure under the Rowan Purelife label.
As an annually renewable natural resource, the Rowan British wool is shorn and blended from four classic sheep breeds (Jacob, Black Welsh, Blue Faced Leicester and Suffolk) and spun into five beautiful un-dyed shades.
With its natural lanolin maintained, the Rowan British sheeps breeds yarn is perfect for this rugged collection of outerwear for men and women. The collection by Marie Wallin features 12 easy to wear designs which will give warm and comfortable protection against winter weather. Including eight for women, two for men and two unisex designs.
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