Union Jack Bag Pattern
What better way to show your dedication to British farmers, sheep and yarns than by making a union flag bag?! The red, white and blue really says everything you need it to say, but if you fancy being more individual play around with subtle or wacky colour and texture combinations. Felting is a fun way to transform soft yarns into practical accessories by just throwing them in the washing machine! Texere Troon Tweed is spun in oil, so knits very easily and totally changes when washed. Texere Airedale Aran is softer, without flecks and felts even easier. Try combining the two for unusual textures & effects.
This pattern has two designs included - red-white-blue & Green style bags
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Starbright Infinity - Creative Yarns - Emerald Jewels 03
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White Rose Mohair - Swaledale (Lilac)
100% made in Yorkshire
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Cashmerino Chunky by Debbie Bliss - 35 Blue
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RRP £4.50 our price £3.90
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100 Flowers to Knit & Crochet by Lesley Stanfield
Simply Knitting said, "Lesley Stanfield clearly has a keen eye for flowers, as they burst out from the pages of this pretty book. From forget-me-not to poinsettia and lily-of-the-valley to mistletoe, garden favourites and exotic blooms, you'll find everything you need to make a bright bouquet or a pretty wreath ? including leaves, a few friendly insects such as a ladybird and a bee, and even fruit and veg! Each of the 100 patterns has clear written instructions to either knit or crochet the item, and the crochet patterns are also charted, making it really easy to see how the flower is constructed. You'll find great ideas for how to use finished flowers in the back of the book.?
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 About Us PageTexere Yarns Ltd has been trading since 1973 via a mail order catalogue and visitors to the mill shop in Bradford. The catalogue is still a popular way for customers to shop, whether they have internet access or not, as it gives you the ability to touch all the yarns as well as see products in a printed format. The mill shop is open to visitors during the week and some weekends (see "Visit Us" for details). In 2003 we began selling some of our products to the trade. If you would like information about becoming a trade customer please click the "Trade Enquiries" button within the "Info Pages" on the left hand side of any page. In 1998 the first Texere Yarns website arrived and has evolved over the years to what it is today. You can buy securely and with confidence thanks to the Sage Pay system. |
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