Ravelry Wingspan shawl pattern made several times by Hélène and other Guild members Shawl pattern made several times by Hélène
Barb H. adds some useful information:
I was sorting out my stash and needed to
identify some yarns that had labels but no yarn content. I found the following
sites that I might be useful to pass along.
Vintage Catalogue of KnittingYarns - very helpful if the label does not give yarn content
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Yarn Content of Discontinued Yarns
This link does weight and skein conversions. I'm sure there others but
this is the one I found.
Mushroom Dyeing - Shroomworks with fibre artist, Ann Harmer
Weaving Today - Indigo Dyeing
Our roots began in 1977,when a few weavers began meeting in each other's homes to encourage innovation and learning. Member Daphne Malins designed and wove her Okanagan Tartan which she registered with CIPO and as a Scottish Tartan. In 1980 the Guild adopted its current name and the tartan made its first appearance at the annual Arts and Craft Show. For more than 45 years we have been supporting spinners, weavers, knitters, felters and other fibre arts in the beautiful South Okanagan of B.C.
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