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Aslan Trends provides good yarns at good value originating from the Andes and Patagonia. Royal Alpaca is a very fine quality, Andes wool and Class Cotton Viscose and the novelty yarn Litoral provide good versatility.
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Berroco Yarns are always a hit at Yarniverse. Find Pure Merino, Berroco Mega Chunky Link, Pima Cotton, Sundae, and Borealis yarns with pattern support by Norah Gaughan and the Berroco staff.
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The Brown Sheep Family out of Mitchell, Nebraska spins and dyes yarns that have become staples with Yarniverse knitters. Burly Spun and Burly Spun Handpaints, Cotton Fine and Cotton Fleece, Serendipity Tweed, Legacy Lace and the Lamb's Pride Worsted and Bulky prove to be the yarn of choice for many.
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A solid New England Company Classic Elite first introduced Jared Flood and is a leader in accessible pattern support. Recent popular yarns include Ariosa, Cotton Bam Boo, Liberty Wool, Seedling as well as the Twinkle yarns Soft Chunky and Cruise.
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Claudia of Claudia's Handpaints works out of an old school in Virginia, creating 110 colors out of fine linens, wools and silks. It's fun to knit with "Eat Your Veggies", "Purple Earth", "Plumliscious", "Circus Dancer", "Tomato Soup" and more
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Debbie Bliss gives us dozens of patterns done in a large variety of yarns with a rich color palette. Baby Cashmerino is a Yarniverse favorite, as well as Donegal Luxury Tweed, Cashmermerino Aran, her organics and the new Paloma.
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GGH yarns and Rebecca magazines gave us fresh patterns with fine yarns. Now discontinued, enjoy rock bottom mark downs on Rebecca magazines and GGH cashmere, merino, soft kid mohair and cottons.
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Hana silk from Artemis is a line of hand dyed silk ribbon used for knit, crochet, kumihoma, or embellishment. Hand dyed velvet is also available in ribbon lengths or as finished accessories.
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Koigu Wool Designs define hand dyeing in the yarn world.
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Lana Grossa Yarns uses only the best fibers for their fashion forward designs as seen in the accompanying pattern book, Filati Handknitting. Color palette is always sophisticated and distinctive.
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For over a decade Lantern Moon has offered knitters beautiful and functional products made by skilled artisans using centuries old craftsmanship to create their original designs. Their production of needles, bags, and accessories support these artisan communities by offering hope, dignity, and economic stability.
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Malabrigo of Uruguay brings us beautiful yarns and colors in winning selections of Merino Worsted, Twist Baby Merino, Rasta Chunky, Silky Merino, Lace and Sock yarns.
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Muench Yarns Selection includes their signature luxury yarn, Touch Me, the wonderful superwash, Tessin, a cotton ribbon with a little sparkle, String of Pearls, hardworking Big Baby and Family yarn, the decadent ribbon known as Diva, Novelty yarns; Cleo, Fabu, Verikeri and Rockstar, and the handspun/handyed Black Forest Naturwolle.
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Plymouth Yarns give us Dreambaby, Encore, and Heaven with good pricing and plentiful supply.
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Laura Bryant is an absolute color genius, and a master of pattern design. Knitting with Prism is like no other hand-dyed; Laura's artistry presents itself with every skein. Cool Stuff, Wild Stuff, Impressions, Athena, Angora fill the Yarniverse shelves with new additions each season.
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Rowan yarns, booklets and magazines consistantly provide inspiration to British knitters and to those across the pond who find their style so appealing. Favorites of Yarnverse knitters are Lima, Kid Silk Aura, Kid Silk Haze, Summer Tweed, Pure Life, Big Wool, as well as the newly absorbed yarns from the Nashua line
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Spud & Chloe provide sweet yarns for a sweet life. Find the Baby Buga Bunting kit here for the sweetest new baby in your life.
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Teva Durham's Loop d Loop yarn collection are edgy and urban with loads of dimension and body suited to Teva's sculptural styles.
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Trendsetter Yarns lives up to its name with the introduction of fun fashion yarns.
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