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Becca
@bluebellyarns.co.uk
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Hand-dyed British, non-superwash, synthetic free yarn. When not dyeing or crafting with yarn, I'm usually playing the flute, reading, embroidering or walking. Based in UK. She/her
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At Bluebell Yarns there are certain values I work to:

🐏 I only use British wool & alpaca
🧶 All fibres are synthetic free
🐏 None of the yarn I use has been superwash treated
🧶 My packaging is plastic free
🐏 I minimise waste and reuse as much as possible

#IndieDyedYarn #HandDyedYarn #Yarn #Wool
November marks the Bluebell Yarns' 10th Birthday!

10% off nearly everything at bluebellyarns.co.uk. Every order entered into a prize draw.

Visit me at my studio in Dorset, UK!

Enter your projects using Bluebell Yarns in my customer project gallery bluebellyarns.co.uk/customer-gallery-submission/
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#WIPWednesday 🧶 I decided to experiment with double knitting, making a cowl using the chart from a stranded pattern: Reversible Owl Cowl by @meerbuschknitter.bsky.social Yarn is the wonderful BFL/Shetland/Alpaca 4ply by @bluebellyarns.co.uk in Deep Blue Sea and Frangipani. Progress is slow but fun!
Absolutely stunning!
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Not quite a Friday finish for my beanie, but it's done now, and I am v pleased with it! Lashed together from a couple of charts of the Cherishing Every Aspect of Life sweater, creating a useful swatch, this is a colourwork beanie using @bluebellyarns.co.uk 's lovely yarns. It still needs blocking.
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I have delicious new yarn to try out this week from @bluebellyarns.co.uk 💜 This is British Bluebell, 40% BFL, 40% Shetland Wool, 20% Alpaca.
The colour is even more beautiful in real life 😍
🧶 #knitting #knitsky #justknitting
It looks fantastic! I may have to bring back Woodland Clearing, I haven't dyed it for a while and you've reminded me how nice it is.
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#FOFriday 🧶 It's Friday again, & I have a finish! Swatching for a colourwork sweater, but rather than just little swatches, I decided to knit a cowl using the sweater charts to test gauge. @bluebellyarns.co.uk
Pattern Cherishing Every Aspect of Life by bunnyfluff www.ravelry.com/patterns/lib...
If you need a certain yarn or colourway but you can't find it on my website, please get in touch!

I love trying to create the perfect yarn for your project. It's one of my favourite parts of this job!

(I won't copy another dyer's work though, so don't even ask)

#IndieDyedYarn #HandDyedYarn
I've finally got all my mini-skeins available at bluebellyarns.co.uk/product-category/mini-skeins!

Two bases each of 4ply & DK in a range of colours, all British wool, non-superwash and synthetic fibre free.

#IndieDyedYarn #HandDyedYarn #Wool #Yarn #MiniSkeins
That's exactly the feeling I was going for! I don't know if you saw but I did a set of Autumn colourways using greens and reds too for the different stages.

I started dyeing the semi-solids to pair up with variegateds like this but surprisingly few people use them that way.
I love how you paired Autumn Forest with an orange for Samhain, it makes it feel even more autumnal.

Autumn Forest was a bit of an exception to the yellow rule, it turned out to be more popular which is lovely, and means it'll be back at some point!
That's so lovely, it makes me feel all warm and fuzzy to know people enjoy my yarn so much 😊

When you do get to release it with the original pictures let me know, I'll see if I can find a similar yarn base to dye up a few skeins in case anyone wants to make it in the original colour.
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Sad but true, but I love it, and loved knitting with the Sunny Day lace, I felt cheerful every time I picked the shawl up to knit it. I also used your BFL Shetland Alpaca DK for Samhain - the yellowy Autumn Forest colourway is so exactly right for an autumnal theme. www.ravelry.com/projects/flo...
Thank you!

Unfortunately yellows don't get much love so I don't dye them very often at the moment.
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A few years ago I designed and knit Solstice in a bright vibrant yellow lace handdyed by @bluebellyarns.co.uk The pattern was subsequently bought and published by KnitPicks, but once I have the rights again I'll self-publish with the original photos because I love the yellow so much!
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I've made a couple of cardies with Becca's hand dyed wool. So comfy to wear, and zero colour bleeding.
😍
I've released this year's yarn Advent Calendars!

Hand dyed British, synthetic free, non-superwash yarn.

www.bluebellyarns.co.uk/advent

It always feels way too early to be thinking about this kind of thing, but they take a long time to make!

#YarnAdventCalendar #IndieDyedYarn
I've released this year's yarn Advent Calendars!

Hand dyed British, synthetic free, non-superwash yarn.

www.bluebellyarns.co.uk/advent

It always feels way too early to be thinking about this kind of thing, but they take a long time to make!

#YarnAdventCalendar #IndieDyedYarn
I've made three of these! I extended one to long sleeved, and lengthened the body (the top most helpful projects on Ravelry give good info on how) on all of them. It's a great pattern!
Aw thank you! ☺️
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#ShowMeYourKnits 🧶 What a great prompt! I love yarns dyed by indie dyers. One of my favourites is Becca @ Bluebell Yarns @bluebellyarns.co.uk She specialises in non-superwash, which is my preferred yarn type, and the colours she achieves are glorious. Details in Alt text.
Introducing my brand new yarn base, chunky Bluefaced Leicester! This is a gorgeously soft, squishy and lustrous yarn and I can't wait for you to see it! British, non-superwash, 100% wool. 🧶

Available at www.bluebellyarns.co.uk/product-cate...

#HandDyedYarn #Yarn #BritishWool #NonSuperwashWool
It's such a wonderful wool isn't it!
A little look at a new yarn base that I'll be bringing to The Sodbury Yarn Over this weekend.

Bluefaced Leicester chunky is so deliciously soft and squishy it has to be felt to be truly appreciated. It'll be available online as soon after the show as I can manage! #HandDyedYarn
There's a whole line of them. Right in the area of road that gets driven over most, often by huge lorries.

This has happened so often, I wonder why someone hasn't questioned the repair method, location, or simply why this is happening so often.