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Starry Night Cardi Pattern, $6.50


Pebble Hat Pattern, $5.00


Petal Beret Pattern, $5.00


Covered Hangers Pattern, $5.00


Diamond Lace Scarf Pattern, $5.00


Blackberry Beret Pattern, $5.00


Cotton Candy Cowl Pattern, $5.00


Simple Hat Pattern, 4 Sizes, $5.00


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Introducing: Sheep(ish)!

I’m pleased to introduce you to Sheep(ish),  the first yarn from Vickie Howell (my fellow Craftsy teacher, and host of Knitty Gritty TV) and Caron, one of the most crochet-friendly yarn companies I know. Sheep(ish) is a 70 acrylic/30 wool blend that comes in a fun array of 21 hues, including my favorites, Teal(ish), Chartreuse(ish), Coral (ish), Hot Pink(ish) and Gun Metal(ish). Hmm, I am a child of the 80s.

Sheep(ish)

You can see the full range of colors above. It’s always great to find another worsted weight go-to yarn that comes with such modern color choices, and this one is machine washable (in cold water, dry flat), too! Along with the yarn line comes a host of great free crochet and knitting patterns, which you can read about on Vickie’s Blog.

I gave the yarn a test run while designing a free pattern that will be in the Caron Connections newsletter later on this summer, so be sure to sign up for it if you are interested. I like that the yarn is a single ply–it makes for great stitch definition and no splitting, which is great for crochet!  It has just the right amount of softness and sheen, and will glide right off of your hooks (or needles). Sheep(ish) is available at Jo-Ann stores nationwide and on buy.caron.com. Check out the rest of the blog tour schedule for more yarn reviews, free patterns, and interviews with Vickie! Tomorrow boasts two stops, Crafty Chica and Just Casting On.

  • (un)Deniably Domestic

    I look forward to trying Sheep(ish).  I am hoping it will be perfect for to recommend for The Heart in Hand Project.  Linda - When will your line be making a debut?  Hmmm?  ~Kelly

    The Heart in Hand Project

    unDeniably Domestic

  • lindamade

    I hope so too- just note, you can wash it, but not dry it.
    Trust me, if I ever get to develop a yarn line, I'll tell y'all. Wouldn't that be wonderful?

  • Mukweto.com

    I just got your book little crochet and I like it! I want to make the  ball with just simple lines no shell design do you have a pattern for that?

  • lindamade

    Thank you! Hmm., you could follow the pattern for the striped side of the ball backwards (starting at the end, and making increases where it says to make decreases, making sure the numbers line up at the end of each round) to create the first half, and then follow it again (normally) for the second half. That's a good start, otherwise- check ravelry to see if there are any striped ball patterns.

  • Linda Thompson

    When and where can I purchase this yarn????   I cannot find it.
    Thanks

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