countryfolk Mansfield

Wools & Yarns

Jo Sharp

Country Folk has a wide range of Jo Sharp Yarns and books and leaflet in stock, ready purchase . josharpwool

Jo Sharp is a Knitwear designer of international reputation who lives in a prime wool growing region of Western Australia where she works from her studio overlooking the southern ocean. Her background in visual arts led her to create her own palette of unique colours and classic knitting designs, which have been showcased in several collections.

Go to www.josharp.com.au to view yarns colours books, etc. and download a few free patterns.

Naturally NZ

NZ Wool

A wide range of wool, yarns and patterns are available including Buttons DK, Perendale, Natural , Tussock, Vero , Freedom Spirit are all kept in stock in a variety of colours.

Go to www.naturallyyarnsnz.com for more details.

Wentworth Group

Touch NZ

In 1991 after some research into hand knitting and weaving yarns on the market in NZ Marnie Kelly discovered there was a lot of product on the market but very little using fibre under 23 micrns and none using Superfine kid mohair Merino and Polwarth wools. An avid spinner and weaver she made garments for her family finding that the fine wools did not have the prickle factor of som yarns on the market So began the quest to breed many sheep and goats with the same soft handling fibre.

Available in Mohair Boucle 2ply 4ply and 8 ply. www.touchyarns.com

Patons - Cleckheaton - Shepherd - Panda

Country Folk have a wide range of these wools, yarns, and patterns.

Please go to the web sites for product details.
Patons - Cleckheaton - Shepherd - Panda

Noro

Japanese yarns and patterns

Silk Garden Blossom and Kureyon Yarns

Rare Earth Australasian

alpaca and alpaca mixes www.rareyarns.com.au
Rare yarns come from the simple idea that knitters are passionate about yarns that are beautiful out of the ordinary and great to use. The Rare Yarns Company use the finest natural fibres and colours of alpacas, llamas, sheep, yak, camel and goats from Australia, New Zealand, Tibet, Peru and many other places to create beautiful natural yarns. Their commitment is to preserving the diversity of rare breeds rare colours and rare yarns. They support farming and breeding practices that are environmentally responsible humane and contribute to the sustainable futures of indigenous peoples and their lands.

Fiber Trends

Opal Sock Wool

A Specialty sock wool from Germany which allows you to knit a very basic sock patern and create a unique pair of socks as the spacing of different colour dyes does all the work for you