A Little Yarn for Something Special

A little yarn can be just enough to finish a sleeve, embroider flowers on a cardigan, or give a favorite pattern a completely different look. Here you’ll find yarn for knitting, crochet, and embroidery in small quantities, including yarn still on the cone, balls I’ve already wound, and the last few balls of a color. The selection changes as I add more yarn from my shelves.

Find the yarn you need to finish a project
A few rows short on a sleeve or a border? Check the yarn name and color number on your original label, then look for them under Select Yarn. You might find just enough to finish the piece you’ve already spent hours making.

Add a detail that makes it yours
Try a contrasting bind-off on a shawl, a stripe at the cuff, a crocheted edge on a collar, or an embroidered motif on a pocket. For baby and children’s knitting, a small amount can be enough for booties, little mittens, or a bright accent on a tiny cardigan. Check the length your pattern calls for before choosing.

Put together your own palette
Pick several shades for stranded colorwork, crochet granny squares, or an embroidery project that calls for a little of many colors. Try soft tones for stitched leaves and petals, or use brighter shades for duplicate stitch and visible mending.

Each option shows
• Listing number
• Color name 
• Yarn article
• Manufacturer
• Fiber content
• Length per 100 g
• Exact weight available or number of balls
• Estimated total length in yards and meters