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As Seen On: Instagram, LYS Edition

By Mari Chiba on February 16, 2017October 8, 2020

TOP: 
• Our neighbor Loop Yarn in Philadelphia, PA showed off new yarn, The Fibre Co. Luma. Instagram: @loopyarn
• Lakeside Yarn in Excelsior, MN knit up a Stone Point in Luma. Instagram: @lakesideyarn

MIDDLE: 
• Slip Knot Knits in Newton Square, PA featured a customer’s finished Granite Island in The Fibre Co. Arranmore. Instagram: @slipknotknit
• Tangled Purls in Salem, OR displayed the Arranmore trunk show. Instagram: @tangledpurls 

BOTTOM:
• Linden Yarn in Saint Louis Park, MN featured new Luma yarns and patterns in their shop. Instagram: @lindenyarn
• Jamie and Amber from Fancy Tiger showed off their Seascale sweaters. Instagram: @fancytigercrafts

We love to see what you’re posting with The Fibre Co. yarns and Kelbourne Woolens patterns – make sure to tag us @kelbournewoolens and use the hashtags #madewiththefibreco and #kelbournewoolens!

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2 thoughts on “As Seen On: Instagram, LYS Edition”

  1. Kathy Morrow says:
    February 28, 2017 at 2:25 pm

    HI Courtney,
    I’m knitting your Stone Point poncho. It’s a great pattern but I don’t understand how you got the length gauge you did on a size 7 needle? I owned a yarn shop for 12 years and do a ton of knitting. I’m also a "thrower" not a "picker". However, I had to go up to a size 9 needle to get the width gauge and, that being said, I’m still short at least a whole repeat in length. Does this yarn expand that much when it’s wet-blocked? I’m trying to get a few extra skeins from WEBS but I’m afraid they may not have my dye lot any more. I’m not the only one who has encountered this problem. Can you enlighten me, please?

    Thank you,
    Kathy Morrow

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    1. Kelbourne Woolens says:
      March 3, 2017 at 3:20 pm

      Hi Kathy! The gauge in the pattern is the wet blocked gauge, and it does change considerably when blocked due to the cotton content. We ALWAYS recommend wet blocking swatches if you intend to wash your garment as the size will alter with washing. I used 3 skeins for the front of the poncho, and three for the back and the 7th skein is for working the neck. I hope that helps.
      -Courtney

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