{"id":3399,"date":"2013-11-08T19:52:36","date_gmt":"2013-11-08T23:52:36","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/hillsyarn.wpengine.com\/?p=3399"},"modified":"2014-06-22T10:37:36","modified_gmt":"2014-06-22T14:37:36","slug":"hello-pebble","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/hillsboroughyarn.com\/yarn\/hello-pebble\/","title":{"rendered":"Hello, Pebble."},"content":{"rendered":"

Last week, I gave\u00a0a brief introduction to Shibui<\/a>\u00a0here on the blog\u2013their yarns, patterns, \u201cmix\u201d concept for combining yarns, beautiful coordinated colorways, and luxury fibers. This week, I wanted to give each of the three Shibui yarns we carry a chance to shine. Having given Cima<\/a> and Silk Cloud<\/a> the spotlight earlier in the week, it\u2019s time for Pebble.<\/em><\/p>\n

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Pebble is a lace weight blend of 48% recycled silk, 36% wool, and 16% cashmere, boasting 224 yards on each 25 gram skein. This carefully crafted blend of fibers feels soft on the skein, but softer still once it’s made up into fabric. Each of Pebble’s three plies is made of a separate fiber, so that you can see how each one takes the dye somewhat differently.\u00a0Its tweedy look sets it apart from the other Shibui yarns we carry, and indeed, from most other yarns you’ll find in the “Lace Weight” section of the shop.<\/p>\n

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Pebble is Shibui’s newest concoction, and it’s been introduced this fall along with a series of knitting patterns that make use of it held singly or doubly. You’ll find the Pebble pattern collection in the Shibui binder at the shop, which gives a preview of each Shibui pattern. If you find a pattern you like, you can buy it from us as a Ravelry In-Store Pattern Sale and we’ll print a copy for you and send a digital copy to your email or Ravelry library.<\/p>\n

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This colorwork-yoked sweater, “Cliff,” is another Shibui garment we fell in love with at TNNA. Pebble has a bit of a fuzzy halo when it’s knit, washed, and blocked, and it was the softness and delicacy of this yarn that turned our heads towards Shibui in the first place.<\/p>\n

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Look on the Shibui website for the Cliff Hat<\/a>, a free pattern for Pebble. When searching for other pattern ideas, remember that Pebble is a lofty lace weight yarn, comfortable at a range of gauges. When held double, or paired with Silk Cloud or Cima, Pebble makes a dk weight, so you might hunt through your Ravelry queue for patterns with a suggested gauge of about 5.5 stitches per inch.\u00a0Follow us on Pinterest<\/a>\u00a0for more Pebble pattern ideas; our \u201cInspiring Stitches\u201d board is a collection of patterns and projects that make good use of yarns that are available at HYS. I’ve been pinning Shibui pattern ideas all week, so if you’re seeking Shibui inspiration, look for us on Pinterest<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Come by the shop to see Pebble, Silk Cloud, and Cima, and to peruse the Shibui pattern binder. There are still some open spaces in our upcoming Shibui Mix Party–you can sign up on our website<\/a>, where you’ll also find information about our latest classes. See you at the shop!<\/p>\n

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