December 11: Indulge
Indulge a bit this season and treat yourself to the joy of working with pure cashmere!
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Chunky Cashmere$68.50 -
Pure Cashmere$63.50 -
Pure Cashmere Collection$16.50
FREE pattern downloads available courtesy of Rowan Yarns for Pure Cashmere, by designer Georgia Farrell.
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Winnie Wrap – FREE pattern download$0.00 -
Margot Wrist Warmers – FREE pattern download$0.00 -
Margot Cowl – FREE pattern download$0.00 -
Johanna Vest – FREE pattern download$0.00 -
Elisabeth Sweater – FREE pattern download$0.00 -
Ellen Scarf – FREE pattern download$0.00 -
Gwyneth Hat – FREE pattern download$0.00 -
Astrea Hat – FREE pattern download$0.00
What is the most luxurious fiber you’ve had the pleasure to work with (or wish to work with)? Leave a comment on this post – one lucky reader will win a skein of Rowan Chunky Cashmere and a printed copy of the Chunky Cashmere Collection. You have until 8am on 12.12.20.
Shirley Smith
11.12.2020 at 08:40Love to work with Cashmere!!
Bonnie Malone
11.12.2020 at 08:56I’ve never worked with cashmere, but it sounds delicious
Stephenia
11.12.2020 at 09:00Cashmere sound so soft and warm. I imagine it feeling great in the hand while knitting.
Briana Titus
11.12.2020 at 09:08I would love to work with this cashmere! I’ve seen it on your site and it looks SOOOOOOOOO soft!
Jennifer Elkhair
11.12.2020 at 09:09I have to say cashmere is like butter. I have also tried yak which had a nice drape to it
Gay Mathewson
11.12.2020 at 09:11I have knitted many beautiful things with Rowan’s Kidsilk Haze. Never have knitted with cashmere but would love to do that.
You encourage the knitting world with all your posts and enthusiam. Thank you.
Clarissa Coble
11.12.2020 at 09:12The nicest yarn I’ve worked with was the puyu alpaca yarn I won from you a few years ago.
Liz Hall
11.12.2020 at 09:13Would love to work with cashmere.
I’ve done some silk but cashmere seems like it might be cloud like in whatever yarn weight you use.
Ana Johnson
11.12.2020 at 09:25I have knitted with Rowan kidsilk haze, but not with cashmere. I would love to.?Another fiber I would love to knit with, is bison yarn.
Jennifer Smallwood
11.12.2020 at 09:37I have knit with cashmere one before. I would really like to try the pure cashmere (and of course the chunky cashmere too), it sounds amazing.
Ellen McKenzie
11.12.2020 at 09:38Most luxurious I’ve worked with was the Buffalo (lace scarf)
Lesley Rodgers
11.12.2020 at 09:49I would love to knit cashmere and also try guanaco.
Jennifer Walker
11.12.2020 at 09:50The Rowan Sultano Fine was really fun to work with.
Nyree Coffman
11.12.2020 at 09:54The nicest yarn I’ve used is alpaca! This cashmere looks delicious!!
Amy Otto
11.12.2020 at 09:54I’ve knitted with a silk/wool blend & dream of cashmere!
Liliana Holbrook
11.12.2020 at 10:09I have enjoyed knitting with cashmere but looking forward to more exotic fibers
Jessica G Harlow
11.12.2020 at 10:12I’ve only worked with Cashmere in blends. Otherwise, pure alpaca is my go-to “luxury” yarn. So so soft! Oh I forgot I have a skein of sea silk (seacell, not the byssus kind), but I haven’t made anything from it yet.
Martha Bourne
11.12.2020 at 10:25I’ve knit alpaca once before – a real pleasure.
Tammy Adamson
11.12.2020 at 10:25I don’t know what the most luxurious yarn is that I’ve worked with, but I’d love to work with this.
Lisa Cheney
11.12.2020 at 11:25THIS is it… Cashmere is my wishful fear fiber!! I love it…but am always looking for JUST the right project….Just the right time to get it right.
Molly King
11.12.2020 at 11:49I have worked with Silk would love to try this as some point in time.
Keely
12.12.2020 at 08:15Congratulations Molly! You are the winner of a scrumptious skein of cashmere!
Becky Stack
11.12.2020 at 12:00Cashmere!
Ana Rodriguez
11.12.2020 at 12:04I’d like to try vicuna! 😊
Linda W.
11.12.2020 at 12:04The most exotic fiber I’ve knitted with so far was yak. I’d love to try qiviut! I’m also curious about bison and camel.
As for sheep wools, I’ve particularly enjoyed yarns that were blue-faced Leicester (BFL) or Polwarth blends. I also enjoyed my foray into history, ordering North Ronaldsay yarn from Englandl so I could see what wool was like in the days of the Vikings. (Answer: not soft, but very warm.) I’m curious to try ALL the sheep, LOL.
Judy Smith
11.12.2020 at 12:31Most luxurious so far is silk. Would love to try the cashmere and your prize is my favorite co,or, purple. Yeah!
Laura McMahan
11.12.2020 at 12:33always wanted to knit with buffalo but I would also knit cashmere
Sally Knits
11.12.2020 at 12:55Have not worked with cashmere but loved Rowan Aria.
Renee Zinck
11.12.2020 at 13:08I’d love to use cashmere, but also pure silk in a lace pattern.
Shawndalynn
11.12.2020 at 15:15Mostly I knit with blends when it comes to luxury yarns, but there was this one time I got to knit with pure silk…
Marilee Camerer
11.12.2020 at 15:19I have never worked with cashmere, but would love to❣️ 🧶
Bernadette Ray
11.12.2020 at 16:50I’ve never worked with cashmere, but it sounds like it would be so soft!
Someyeh Mirambeigui
11.12.2020 at 17:28I haven’t made anything with cashmere or silk yet! I do have some alpaca though!
Jennifer Mcakinney
11.12.2020 at 17:31I have never worked with cashmere but would love to try!
Amy Steele
11.12.2020 at 17:56Alpaca is about the softest thing I’ve worked with that I can remember, but I have felt the cashmere and dreamed of working with it!
Sarah Bailey
11.12.2020 at 18:08I have used silk but would love to try cashmere!
Courtney Wilson
11.12.2020 at 19:05I think Cashmere is amazing!
Carolyn Munholland
11.12.2020 at 19:13I have worked with a little cashmere. So soft
Anita Roesler
11.12.2020 at 20:41Cashmere is really pleasing to work with. Pure silk is too.
Robin Corley
11.12.2020 at 21:30My sister bought quiviut for me to k it a cowl for her!
Karen Sorenson
11.12.2020 at 21:44I’ve never worked with cashmere before but I’m sure it feels beyond fabulous to work with always! I have had a sweater and a dress out of cashmere and loved it next to my skin!
Beth Seeliger
11.12.2020 at 21:59I have worked with silk-wool blends and love them. I have always wanted to try a muskox yarn after touching some in Alaska.
Barbara Kinney
11.12.2020 at 23:44Vicuna. It is wonderful.
Patricia Riden
11.12.2020 at 23:47Nothing beats pure cashmere. I made the softest shawl ever from Rowan cashmere. Pure luxury.
Stephanie Mowry
12.12.2020 at 00:07Would love to win this, cashmere is too lovely! ~
Amber Ketchum
12.12.2020 at 01:13I was gifted some alpaca and loved it! Would love to win this!
Jayme Branch
12.12.2020 at 02:02I’m knitting with the Chunky Cashmere now and it’s wonderfully luxurious.
Mary Bourne
12.12.2020 at 03:39Silk is probably the most lux yarn I’ve knit with….so far.
Ashley Lorenz
12.12.2020 at 05:16Cashmere is my absolute favorite.