Yarn Stash

Originally posted: 1/7/14

It has been awhile (or perhaps never) since I've done a proper shot of what my yarn stash looks like. You may have seen some of these yarns before in previous posts or being used in projects.


Caron Simply Soft Solids in Country Blue 9904.


Red Heart Super Saver in Bon Bon Print.


I've used this, but it's a mystery. Mystery Yarn 1.


Lily Sugar'n Cream Stripes in 21114.


Crystal Palace Yarns Kid Merino in 4681.


Lion Brand Amazing in 210.


Plymouth Yarn Zino in Forest 07.


Lily Sugar'n Cream Scents in Camomile.


Ormo Export. I can't find information on this yarn or its colorway in English. Sorry.


Bernat Mosaic in Psychedelic.


Paint Box Autumn in 12.


Autumn Hand dyed... kind of another mystery yarn.


Crystal Palace Yarns Kid Merino in Forest Tones 8012.


Crystal Palace Yarns Kid Merino in Red Cinnamon 9798.


Crystal Palace Yarns Kid Merino in Ultra Blues 9802.


Crystal Palace Yarns Kid Merino in Vine Green 4108.


Crystal Palace Yarns Kid Merino in Plum Tones 8006.



Plymouth Yarn Dreambaby DK Solid in 0109.


Pagewood Farm U-Knitted Nations Artesana in Lavendar Field.


Plymouth Yarn Dreambaby DK Solid in 0100.


Knit Picks Brava Worsted in Black.


Burgundy Mystery Yarn. It was pulled from a sweater and given to me.


Malabrigo Yarn Worsted in Kaleidos 625.


Plymouth Yarn Dreambaby 4 Ply in 100.


Hikoo by Skacel Collection Inc. CoBaSi in 2 B.


Cascade Yarns Heritage Solids and Quatro Colors in Royal 5615.


Knit Picks CotLin in Nightfall U698.


Cascade Yarns Baby Alpaca Chunky in 0562.


Malabrigo Yarn Worsted in Verdes 203.


Malabrigo Yarn Worsted in 137.


Bernat Bamboo Natural Blends in Ivory/Cream.


Mystery Yarn 3.


Lion Brand Homespun in Meadow 395.


Mystery Yarn 5.


Mystery Yarn 6 Hand Dyed in Indigo.


Mystery Yarn 4.


Malabrigo Yarn Silkpaca in Piedras 862.


Malabrigo Yarn Silkpaca in Indiecita 416.


Malabrigo Yarn Silkpaca in Arco Iris 866.


HHLizbeth in 684.


Malabrigo Yarn Silkpaca in Solis 809.


Knit Picks Palette in Pistachio.


Knit Picks Palette in Pennyroyal.


Knit Picks Palette in Ivy.


Knit Picks Palette in Salsa Heather.



Knit Picks Palette in Tidepool Heather.


Knit Picks Palette in Conch.


Knit Picks Palette in Marina.


Knit Picks Palette in Blue.


Knit Picks Palette in Sky.


Knit Picks Palette in Regal.


Knit Picks Palette in Rose Hip.


Knit Picks Palette in Mulberry.


Knit Picks Palette in Oyster Heather.

Alright, that is the current stash, minus my handspun yarns (those are for another post).

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