WHY BUY YARN FROM CATNIP YARNS - Part I

• Catnip Yarns is a small, independent yarn seller. We sell yarn and only yarn and are currently offering over 100 first quality undyed natural yarn choices - the most anywhere on the web. (Click here to read a bit more about us and our yarns.)
•  Catnip Yarns sells coned yarns - perfect for weavers, production dyers, and those who like bigger yarn quantities and the ease of working from a cone. In addition to our skeined yarns, we are now stocking over 75 coned yarns, including wools, silks, cottons, organics, rayons, mohairs & others.
•  We offer FREE yarn samples! If you're thinking about buying some undyed yarn but hesitating because you're unsure about exactly what you'll be getting sight unseen, we'll be happy to send you up to 5 yarn samples free of charge to any U.S. mailing address. Details here.

That's it for this post. Stay tuned for more great reasons to buy from Catnip Yarns.

Our best,
Marty & Sue @ Catnip Yarns
www.catnipyarns.com

HOW'S THE WEATHER WHERE YOU ARE?

We're having an early season heat wave here in southern Maine today. It was 98 degrees this afternoon and our car temperature gauge read 102 degrees after sitting in the sun for 30 minutes! That's pretty hot for our part of the world this time of year.

Things are scheduled to cool off tomorrow morning and the weekend looks beautiful. Looks like some yard work is on the schedule and if the weather stays nice and warm for the next few days we'll get the tomatoes and cucumbers planted. It's so nice to be able to work outside and enjoy the sun and beautiful spring weather.

Have a great weekend wherever you are.

Our best,
Marty & Sue @ Catnip Yarns
www.catnipyarns.com

RAINY DAY YARN THOUGHTS

May 18, 2017

RAINY DAY YARN THOUGHTS

It's a cool and rainy afternoon here in southern Maine - just perfect for a nice cup of tea and some serious thought about the next knitting project.

I've been sorting through my personal yarn stash and eyeballing the Catnip Yarns inventory this week, looking for inspiration. Maybe another pair of socks (yes, I admit it - I have a BIG stash of sock yarn!). Or, maybe I'll dye up one of our beautiful silk yarns and start work on a shawl. Or, maybe something with some texture would be fun to work with. The possibilities are endless.

And now, for a confession...my biggest problem is making a decision. I get wonderfully overwhelmed by the textures and colors and in my mind I want to work with ALL of them at once!

So, I'll just slow down, drink a bit more tea, and see if I can finally make a decision. What a perfect way to spend a rainy afternoon!

Our best,
Sue & Marty at Catnip Yarns
www.catnipyarns.com