Bebop

This splashy novelty yarn is both lightweight and bulky, so it knits up quickly on large needles (although it can also be worked at a much smaller gauge). It's perfect for trims and fringes, as well as scarves, kids' sweaters, and even bags!

Camissimo

This is one dreamy yarn — softer than you can imagine, with just a slight fuzziness to the texture, it works into a fabric that feels like air floating over your skin. A true luxury yarn!

Cancun

The very name of this yarn conjures up a celebration, and that's what it looks like! This great novelty can be knitted alone (even on large needles) or worked together with other yarns to add a splash of color and texture.

Gossamer

This lightweight mohair sparked with hits of metallic can be knitted on surprisingly large needles, so one ball goes an amazingly long way! It's also beautiful knitted together with other yarns, and is frequently used in our own Scraplet Skeins.

Melody

Melody is a lightweight ladder yarn with two unique aspects: it's a soft, drapey rayon blend (unlike most ladders, which tend to be all nylon or polyester), and it has tremendous yardage. In addition to using Melody as a mixer with other yarns, consider making a sheer top made with large needles!

Piuma Gold

This is a gorgeous mohair blend with long metallic eyelashes, a combination that creates a softly elegant texture, especially with lace stitches on large needles.

Renaissance

This at-first-glance basic wool yarn is actually fantastic to work with, whether you're felting your project or not. It's a soft wool that gives great stitch definition when worked in lace or cables, and also felts into a really sturdy fabric for bags and hats.