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Bare Naked Wools by Knitspot is all about creating quality natural yarns that travel straight from farm to fingers. Bare Naked Wools label yarns are custom blended and naturally sourced with no harmful chemicals or dyes. Better for the earth, better for animals, and better for knitters looking to elevate their projects.
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6M ago
Spellcaster is LIVE!
I'm really excited to share my new, early fall sweater design, shown here in size M / 39.5 inches and knit with our latest Special Edition Merino/Silk Fingering, dyed by Miss Babs (it sold out in a minute, but we've got more on the way!)
From my first glimpse of the sample skeins I started thinking about a magically simple tee that spans all seasons, in soothing stockinette with delicious details. And one that could be knit in a variety of fibers because, well—we've got lots of options at BNWs!
All of my designs begin with swatches and after trying a f ..read more
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6M ago
I'm excited to share my new fall design, Spellcaster! The pattern launches next week on July 31st, so be sure to check your inbox for the update! In the meantime, if you're considering getting some Violet Riot yarn to complement it, here’s all the pattern info you need:
Finished size: 28.25 (32, 35.75, 39.5, 43)[46.75, 50.5, 54.25, 57.75, 61.5, 65.25, 69] inches
72 (81.5, 91, 100.5, 109)[118.5, 128.5, 138, 146.5, 156, 165.5, 175.5] cm in circumference around chest (washed and blocked) to fit with 2 to 4 inches / 5 to 10 cm of ease
Short Sleeve: 775 (870, 955, 1060, 1150)[1260, 1465, 157 ..read more
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10M ago
Before we dive into discussing the latest designs featuring Modern Deco, I wanted to take a moment to shake things up a bit. While we'll definitely cover the exciting new samples, I had a spark of inspiration for something different—a seasonal tone palette with Modern Deco shades!
The idea struck me during a recent photoshoot with Jacquie, one of our models and an avid knitter in our community. Amidst outfit discussions, Jacquie shared her experience with color analysis, where friends would gather for sessions determining their seasonal tones—Spring, Autumn, Winter, or Summer. As someone with ..read more
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1y ago
Tick-tock! Christmas is just around the corner, only 12 days away!
With all the excitement of holiday events, family get-togethers, and cozy moments for knitting, the chaos of shopping in crowded places can be a jarring contrast, right? But I've got your back! I've made it super easy for you to shop stress-free and have everything delivered straight to your door—let take a look!
Over the next 12 days, we'll be unveiling a unique pattern highlight each day, featuring contributions by the Red Scarf Designers. Stay tuned on your inbox to enjoy a daily dose of festive inspiration!
&nbs ..read more
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1y ago
It's official! Halloween has come and gone and now, as we step into the first week of November, our minds move on to the festivities that lie ahead.
Of course, that means one thing—gifting! We find ourselves asking, who are we gifting to and what will we be knitting? As someone not intimately familiar with the knitting community, I've come to realize that this season is all about knitters creating beautiful, heartfelt pieces for their loved ones. It's a wonderful tradition, though it's worth noting that they seem to be knitting for everyone except each other. But fear not, we'll circle ba ..read more
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1y ago
By Michelle Cooper
Ah, aside from the eagerly anticipated pumpkin spice lattes and, well, just about anything pumpkin-infused, there's the foliage, the colors, the leaf piles, and just about everything! What I can unequivocally declare is my preference for styling outfits during Fall. While I absolutely adore the sun-soaked days of summer and the beachy vibes, let's be honest, it's a bit of a challenge to stay effortlessly chic amidst all the heat and humidity.
Autumn, on the other hand, is a game-changer. It's the sweet spot where you can revel in your wardrobe choices without fretting a ..read more
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1y ago
by Michelle Cooper
Believe me when I say, this is my very first blog post, so take it with a grain of salt. Let's start by admitting that I haven't knit in a while, but I'm always fascinated by Anne's incredible projects and love keeping an eye on other knitters' creations through Anne's Ravelry page and social media. It struck me that we don't often showcase a "style guide" for Anne's designs, despite frequently discussing it. Anne will say, "This would look beautiful with So and So," and as a fashion major, I can't help but constantly envision how the designs would pair with different outfi ..read more
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1y ago
Are you ready for cold weather? well we’ve got a delectable offering in five irresistible flavors that will set you up nicely for delivering those quick and cozy winter knits we all look forward to when the wind starts to blow.
this is Confection, our delicious new worsted weight wool yarn, spun smooth and buttery from the highest quality Corriedale fiber we could find. Confection has a springy, light hand and offers beautiful stitch definition, despite being light as air.
soft and squishy, this 3-ply yarn knits up speedily into bold accessories, warm sweaters, and cozy blankets on needles ..read more
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1y ago
Note from Editor:
We are delighted to be bringing some of Anne's posts from Knitspot front and center. While we do our best to make sure that all links have been updated, some may slip through the crack-editing team's fingers.
This post from July 30, 2012. Twig and Leaf is our featured KPOW this week and we thought you may be tickled to see some of these origin images. While the manufacturer no longer carries the yarn that was used, we have some sumptuous yarn substitutions to slip onto your needles. We love to see what you make. We are the proudest parents of our products ..read more
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1y ago
Note from Editor:
We are delighted to be bringing some of Anne's posts from Knitspot front and center. While we do our best to make sure that all links have been updated, some may slip through the crack-editing team's fingers.
This post from September 22, 2014. though we currently are just broaching the border into summer, the eagle-eyed among you may recognize the origins of this week's KPOW. Babies are welcomed anytime of the year and this post is a showcase of knitting gifts for those wonderful additions.
Pardon me? Are you possibly not a BNW's newsletter subscribe ..read more