About Spinning
Charan specializes in creating art yarns with textures, using traditional spinning techniques and pushing them an extra step to create unique yarns. These yarns can be used for accenting your knitting and adding beauty to weaving projects.
Handspun Yarns (View All)
Corespun Art yarn
This yarn was corespin from a batt with mixed fibers.
Great for knitting, weaving, saori weaving
Fiber content: Mixed wools, silk, Angelina
Yardage: 40 yards, 71gms
Handwash gentle in warm water with gentle wool soap. Avoid agitation as this will felt, unless desired.
The fiber has been hand-dyed by me with professional acid dyes and had no dye bleed when finishing. However some differences in water/soap may cause slight bleeding.
Beehive Art yarn
This yarn was spun as beehives with Merino wool
Great for knitting, weaving, saori weaving
Fiber content: Merino
Yardage: 9.5 yards, 15 gms
Handwash gentle in warm water with gentle wool soap. Avoid agitation as this will felt, unless desired.
The fiber has been hand-dyed by me with professional acid dyes and had no dye bleed when finishing. However some differences in water/soap may cause slight bleeding.
Beehive Art yarn
This yarn was spun as beehives with Mixed Batt
Great for knitting, weaving, saori weaving
Fiber content: Mixed fibers
Yardage: 13 yards, 27 gms
Handwash gentle in warm water with gentle wool soap. Avoid agitation as this will felt, unless desired.
The fiber has been hand-dyed by me with professional acid dyes and had no dye bleed when finishing. However some differences in water/soap may cause slight bleeding.
Fiber Tools & Notions (View All)
Please Note: Items in this listing are READY to SHIP. If the glaze of your choice is unavailable, you can place “Made to Order” here.
After getting into knitting, my customers were asking me for yarn bowls. Even I knew I needed some nice yarn bowls.
I thought of the round bowl but really didn't find them too stable. So came up with this new oval design based off from my casseroles.
To keep with the look of knitting, these have knitted patterns just like my coffee mugs. The buttons add another level of beauty.
With a swirl cut out in opposite sides you can use them in many ways. Knitting with yarn outside and inside held together or even knitting two socks together. (TAAT socks)
They are large enough to hold a 100gm skein of yarn (worsted/fingering)
Dimensions: 7.5" x 5.5" x 3.5"
Turn around time 4-6 weeks.
Orders placed before Nov 25th will ship by Christmas.
Please Note: Items in this listing are READY to SHIP. If the glaze of your choice is unavailable, you can place “Made to Order” here.
After getting into knitting, my customers were asking me for yarn bowls. Even I knew I needed some nice yarn bowls.
I thought of the round bowl but really didn't find them too stable. So came up with this new oval design based off from my casseroles.
To keep with the look of knitting, these have knitted patterns just like my coffee mugs. The buttons add another level of beauty.
With a swirl cut out in opposite sides you can use them in many ways. Knitting with yarn outside and inside held together or even knitting two socks together. (TAAT socks)
They are large enough to hold a 100gm skein of yarn (worsted/fingering)
Dimensions: 7.5" x 5.5" x 3.5"
Perfect Flower vase gift. Or are you a knitter who uses straight needles or just likes to display your collection of straight needles from previous generations? Show them off now.
Decorated and formed to look like fabric wrapped around and held with buttons. It's elegant shape, curled up rim and detailed decoration make it really stand out. Great empty or with flowers of your choice.
Large Vase Approx Dimensions: 10" x 5" x 3".
Small Vase Approx Dimensions: 8.5" x 4" x 3".
Set of 5 stitch markers. 4 of them in my mug design and one with my avatar designed by Dave Giles from https://www.daedalusspinningwheels.com/
Made by Katrinkles out of light weight wood. Because they are made of a natural material, the appearance of each stitch marker may vary slightly.
Knitting photo with stitch marker by Evanita Montalvo
Spinning Supplies (View All)
Darwaza meaning Door. I came across some cool pictures of doors. Striking colors and textures that I wanted to recreate it in fiber batts. This is one of them
Batt weighs 3.2 oz
Fiber content: Merino, mulberry silk, Angelina
Every effort has been made for accurate color representation of the fiber, but due to different screen settings, color may appear different.
For fibers I dye myself I make sure that the dye is completely exhausted. But due to addition of fibers like sari silk (not dyed by me), differences in water and soaps, there may be small amount of color bleeding with the first few washes.
Great for spinning, weaving, felting.
Darwaza meaning Door. I came across some cool pictures of doors. Striking colors and textures that I wanted to recreate it in fiber batts. This is one of them
Batt weighs 3.2 oz
Fiber content: Merino, mulberry silk, Angelina, Sparkle, sari silk
Every effort has been made for accurate color representation of the fiber, but due to different screen settings, color may appear different.
For fibers I dye myself I make sure that the dye is completely exhausted. But due to addition of fibers like sari silk (not dyed by me), differences in water and soaps, there may be small amount of color bleeding with the first few washes.
Great for spinning, weaving, felting.
Darwaza meaning Door. I came across some cool pictures of doors. Striking colors and textures that I wanted to recreate it in fiber batts. This is one of them
Batt weighs 3.5 oz
Fiber content: Merino, Falkland, Romney, mulberry silk, Angelina, Sparkle, silk noils
Every effort has been made for accurate color representation of the fiber, but due to different screen settings, color may appear different.
For fibers I dye myself I make sure that the dye is completely exhausted. But due to addition of fibers like sari silk (not dyed by me), differences in water and soaps, there may be small amount of color bleeding with the first few washes.
Great for spinning, weaving, felting.
Darwaza meaning Door. I came across some cool pictures of doors. Striking colors and textures that I wanted to recreate it in fiber batts. This is one of them
Batt weighs 3.2 oz
Fiber content: Merino, mulberry silk, Sparkle
Every effort has been made for accurate color representation of the fiber, but due to different screen settings, color may appear different.
For fibers I dye myself I make sure that the dye is completely exhausted. But due to addition of fibers like sari silk (not dyed by me), differences in water and soaps, there may be small amount of color bleeding with the first few washes.
Great for spinning, weaving, felting.
Corespun Art yarn
This yarn was corespin from a batt with mixed fibers.
Great for knitting, weaving, saori weaving
Fiber content: Mixed wools, silk, Angelina
Yardage: 30 yards, 49gms
Handwash gentle in warm water with gentle wool soap. Avoid agitation as this will felt, unless desired.
The fiber has been hand-dyed by me with professional acid dyes and had no dye bleed when finishing. However some differences in water/soap may cause slight bleeding.