Crestone
Crestone is a member of the Mountaintop Collection of yarns spun with natural undyed fibers that you have to see and feel to truly appreciate.

The marled colors are spun from two undyed shades plied together, resulting in a woolly and visually interesting natural yarn. Crestone will produce a beautiful, durable fabric, perfect for long wearing garments and accessories.

See more yarns from our Mountaintop Collection here.

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Toboggan
Toboggan is a blend of merino wool and superfine alpaca twisted into a soft, weighty skein of bulky yarn, 87 yards per 100 gram hank.

The double ply and unbelievably soft hand contribute to buttery soft and lofty Fall garments and accessories. The accompanying pattern booklet features simple pieces, most of which can be worked up easily using one or two hanks.

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Pirouette
Pirouette is a delicate mohair and bamboo blend, available in twenty-five distinct colors. At 246 yards per ball, it is an incredibly beautiful and affordable alternative to mohair-silk blends. The gauge is versatile, making this just as airy and beautiful on a US3 or a US8.

Garments knit in Pirouette make great use of this versatility, pieces can be knit with one, two or even three strands held together for dramatically different looks.

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Vail
Like its namesake, Vail is pure luxury; unlike its namesake, it won’t cost you a fortune!

A light fingering designed to be used for garments and accessories, Vail is 70% baby alpaca and 30% bamboo viscose. The bamboo gives it the most delicate luster and drape, while the alpaca contributes an ethereal softness.

See more yarns from our Mountaintop Collection here.

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Color by Kristin
From the studio of Kristin Nicholas comes Color by Kristin – a soft and smooth three-ply blend of wool, alpaca, and mohair in wide palette of colors inspired by nature and the world around us. This yarn is perfect for cables, colorwork or simple stockinette stitch. It felts beautifully too!

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Chalet
Chainette yarns are well-deserving of their popularity...the construction simultaneously provides strength and lightness. Add a luxury fiber blend of baby alpaca and bamboo to that inherent lightness and you have Chalet, a decadently soft yarn with a lovely drape in a chunky weight from our MountainTop Collection of yarns spun from natural, undyed fibers. Chateau is Chalet's colorful cousin, available in saturated, vibrant colors.

See more yarns from our Mountaintop Collection here.

New for Fall 2012

Majestic Tweed
How did Majestic Tweed get its name? Deep colors accented with tweedy flecks, a gorgeous fiber blend of wool, angora, silk and nylon, and a relaxed ply come together to create soft, rich fabrics with a subtle angora halo. The chunky gauge and unique texture give this yarn a unique position among our all yarns.

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Sanibel
Sanibel is our fashion yarn: understated, feminine and chic, with a touch of glitz that makes a statement for both daytime and evening wear . The drape is alluring, the hand soft, and the palette sophisticated. Sanibel is perfect for anyone who wants a little excitement in their stash.

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Firefly
Firefly is a warm-weather yarn with a subtle sheen and wonderful hand. The juxtaposition of the linen with a light-catching sheen gives it a distinctly feminine look. Firefly drapes wonderfully at a wide range of gauges - knit loosely for elegant lace or more tightly for stockinette fabrics.

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Alpaca Sox
Alpaca Sox, CEY’s signature sock yarn, is spun from a blend of fibers designed to make a comfortable, warm sock. Alpaca provides warmth and softness, wool adds elasticity and cushion, and a little nylon lends strength and durability.

The construction of Alpaca Sox is unique too. Most sock yarns are plied and tightly twisted to make them dense, smooth, and long-lasting. Alpaca Sox is a 2-ply yarn twisted just enough to be durable, but relaxed enough that the soft alpaca fibers can expand a little and show their halo. The yarn feels lofty and light and is as lovely in shawls, scarves and baby sweaters as it is in socks.

Alpaca Sox is available in three varieties, all listed below: kettle dyes, handpaints and solids.

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