Subscribe in seconds and receive SweetGeorgia Yarns's news feed updates in your inbox, on your phone or even read them from your own news page here on follow.it.
You can select the updates using tags or topics and you can add as many websites to your feed as you like.
And the service is entirely free!
Follow SweetGeorgia Yarns: SweetGeorgia | Artisan Hand-Dyed Knitting Yarn & Spinning Fibre
Is this your feed? Claim it!
Part of a collection of samples we knit in 2025 for h+h Americas in Chicago, the Second Beach cowl sample, designed by Holli Yeoh, is a dreamy delight. Included in Holli’s Tempest pattern collection, this project sweeps you away to daydreams of fresh salty air and the stunning colours of the sea. This particular project was chosen to highlight the combination of the ligh...
When using multiple colours in the same project, it is a good idea to give them a pre-wash before you start. This way, you can see if any of them will bleed, which saves you from disappointment later when the project is finished. It is important to wash the skeins the same way you plan to treat the project. Water varies from city to city, detergents can affect bleeding, and e...
I love the look of popcorn garland for holiday decorations on the tree. But after making it a few times, I’m moving on. Despite the simplicity of making it, stringing popcorn on a thick thread with a needle takes a lot of time. And it is a one-off creation; the garland goes to the birds afterwards.
Lately, I’ve been looking for ways to expand my yarn-making reperto...
A timeless knitwear piece, the Hamilton sweater design by Josée Paquin of UandIKnit beautifully showcases the depth and richness of hand-dyed yarn. Part of a collection of samples knit for h+h Americas 2025, this design was chosen to highlight our SweetGeorgia Merino Worsted yarn knit in a sweater garment. The easy-care Merino brings out the gentle shifts of colour, adding st...
I have a friend who parents three kids and races about all day from errand to activity and activity to errand. She sits a lot with Kid A in that lesson and Kid B busy with that school assignment. And, when they finally crash at the end of the day, she’s been left … wondering what she can do for herself. Wondering if she is too old, too busy to learn something new. Naturally, ...
