Hiber-Knit-Along Kits 2026 - Twinkling Twilight Shawl by Stephen West
Hiber-Knit-Along Kits 2026 - Twinkling Twilight Shawl by Stephen West
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Welcome to another Hiber-Knit-Along, celebrating the beautiful 2026 shawl design by Stephen West.
The idea is simple: we all cast on together on 26 December, settling in with our knitting through those wonderfully quiet days between Christmas and New Year, and into January beyond. If you'd like to join in, you can find the pattern on Stephen's Ravelry, Here or his website.
One of the things that immediately drew me to this design was the gorgeous textured stitches featured in Stephen's sample. It looks like such a relaxing and engaging knit, and I'm already looking forward to casting on my own shawl this winter.
All kits are dyed to order and are listed as such. Dyeing and shipping will commence from 7 December, giving plenty of time for your kit to arrive before our cast-on date.
I can't wait to see everyone's colour choices and watch these beautiful shawls take shape together throughout the cosy winter months.
There is a selection of kits available, dyed on either the Classic Sock or Yak 4ply bases. Each kit contains three skeins in a carefully curated gradient or fade, paired with one skein of Suri Silk Lace to add a beautiful halo and softness to your finished shawl.
Classic Sock (425m per 100g)
75% Superwash Merino, 25% Nylon
Yak 4ply (400m per 100g)
70% Superwash Merino, 20% Yak, 10% Nylon
Suri Silk Lace (400m per 50g)
65% Baby Suri Alpaca, 35% Silk
Please note that I do not dye mohair due to a skin sensitivity. Instead, I use Baby Suri Silk Lace, which creates a similarly soft, airy halo and luxurious finish. It's a wonderful alternative for anyone who also finds mohair irritating to wear.
Due to variation on devices used to view our products, such as mobile screens, tablets and desktops, the colours shown may appear different to the product you receive.
Yarn Bases
Yarn Bases
Are you feeling a bit perplexed by the world of yarns and fibers? You're not alone! When I first began working with yarn, I was lost when it came to selecting the right type of yarn base for my projects. To assist you in your journey, I've compiled a list of the yarns we dye here at Blue Fern Yarns.
Click Here to view the full list.
Care Information
Care Information
To preserve its quality, we recommend hand washing with your preferred wool wash in cool water. Some slight colour bleeding may occur during the initial wash, which is normal
Useful Information
Useful Information
Please note that each skein of yarn is hand-dyed, resulting in unique variations between them. We suggest alternating skeins throughout your project to create a more uniform look. If you purchase multiple skeins of the same colourway, they will be from the same dye-lot unless otherwise specified. We take great care to ensure consistency between dye-lots, but as with all hand-dyed yarn, some variations may occur.
Shipping
Shipping
All shipping is sent tracked. For more information, please see our shipping policy
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