Blog
-
Cheviot, the Sheep
Posted on March 16 2021
Cheviot are more a family of sheep than a specific breed. Three kinds of Cheviot, all related, grew up in the rugged Cheviot hills along the western edge of the...
0 Comments Read More -
Woodstove Season
Posted on January 07 2021
Our friend Alicia Plummer released her new pattern Woodstove Season, a brilliant winter essential knit with our American made Romney + Merino yarn. We shared a bit of history about...
0 Comments Read More -
All About Romney
Posted on January 04 2021
This week at Stone Wool we wanted to take a few moments to tell you about some of our favorite sheep and the fabulous yarn they make. Our Romney +...
0 Comments Read More -
Holiday Craft Ideas
Posted on December 21 2020
With just a few days left for wrapping presents, baking cookies, decorating, and however you make merry this season we wanted to share some ideas for creating some cozy additions...
0 Comments Read More -
Last Minute Knit Ideas
Posted on December 16 2020
With the season of giving upon us we wanted to take a moment to round up some great ideas for quick, one-skein projects. The Routa Hat is a textural delight! Featuring a...
0 Comments Read More -
Last Call for Gulf Coast Native
Posted on December 08 2020
Today is the last day for orders of Gulf Coast Native. We are incredibly fortunate for the opportunity to bring you this yarn from such a rare breed of sheep. Limited...
0 Comments Read More -
Limited Edition Yarn: Gulf Coast Native
Posted on December 01 2020
This week at Stone Wool we are welcoming a new limited edition yarn: Gulf Coast Native! Also occasionally known as the Pineywoods Sheep, Scrubs Sheep, Louisiana Native, Woods Sheep, Florida...
0 Comments Read More -
Introducing ReKnit, featuring Alicia Plummer
Posted on November 27 2020
ReKnit asks designers to revisit a beloved pattern and reimagine it in one of our heirloom yarns, while asking, as a creator always must, which paths to take, and thus,...
0 Comments Read More -
Fragmented by Tressa Weidenaar
Posted on November 07 2020
Say hello to the Fragmented Cowl by Tressa Weidenaar! We are very excited to share this new cowl with you all. Knitted in Stone Wool Cormo, our super soft, worsted...
0 Comments Read More -
Posted on October 23 2020
Ron C. Blackmore, Lincoln University Agricultural Education, 1947, reference #A2004.030 A little over 140 years ago, John Little of New Zealand mated a long-wool Lincoln with a soft fleece merino....
0 Comments Read More