One of my favorite yarn brands, Spud & Chloe, has released a new yarn called Stripey Fine and they were kind enough to send some for me to review and share with you guys! It’s a superwash 80% wool/20% silk blend just like Spud & Chloe’s Fine yarn, which makes this a great yarn for shawls, baby knits and socks. The colors found in each of the 7 variegated Stripey Fine colorways are also colors you can find in their Fine yarn, so mixing stripes and solids in your knitting is really easy with these yarns.
Go to the bottom of this post for a yarn & pattern giveaway, and a coupon code for 50% off the Stripey Wristlet pattern featured throughout this post!
The Specs – Spud & Chloë Stripey Fine
80% Superwash wool & 20% silk
Available in 50-gram skeins; approximately 191 yards/175 meters
Gauge: 7-8 stitches per inch
Needle size: 1-3 U.S./2.25-3.25 mm
Care: Wash gently in cool water with mild soap. Tumble dry low until damp, block to shape.
The color I was sent to review: #7865 Orange Cream
The colors featured in this yarn that you can get as solids in Spud & Chloe Fine: # 7826 tickled pink, #7811 bumble bee, #7822 sidewalk, #7800 popcorn and #7817 goldfish.
Having knit the Stripey Wristlets Spud & Chloe pattern in Stripey Fine for this post, I can tell you this yarn is really light and colorful and lovely to work with. The texture is really nice and springy without being too elastic. Stripey Fine’s sweet, dessert-inspired color combos made me really excited to knit baby coveralls or some spring-tastic socks. PS: Even though each hank is only 50g, I had enough yarn to knit the Wristlets and have as much yarn as you see in the ball in the picture above leftover. I might have to combine the leftovers with one of the solids that coordinate with it for my next project!
Pattern & Yarn Giveaway
If you’d like to try this yarn for yourself, you can enter here to win a hank of Stripey Fine in Orange Cream & the latest Spud & Chloe pattern, Stripey Wristlets! The Wristlets are the hand warmers pictured throughout this post if you’d like an idea of what they look like. :) Giveaway runs through 2/28/15.
Coupon Code – 50% off the pattern
If you want to get your hands on this pattern now, you can use the code STRIPEY to get the Ravelry pattern PDF for 50% off.
The yarn and patterns featured in the post were provided by Spud & Chloe in exchange for an honest review.
Caity
I would make a cozy hat with this yarn!
Vahishta
This yarn looks perfect for socks! I’d totally use the Neopolitan colorway for a pair, once I figure out that heel!
Beth
I would love to pick up one of the coordinating solids and make some springy socks with it! Looks awesome.
Nancie Baden
I would definitely knit the Stripey Wristlets as my first time ever wristlet project. Smitten with this yummy Orange & Cream color!
Rebecca
Thanks for the giveaway. Stripey Fine looks great for mitts and a matching toque. I love a fine-weight hat. :)
elizabeth
beautiful. beautiful. beautiful.
if i won this lovely yarn, i’d make….i’m not sure. but i would have a ton of fun deciding ;)
Moira
Such beautiful yarn!
Geraldine Scott
I would probably knit the wristers or a pair of socks!
jane rogers
what beautiful yarn and a super pattern !!! LOVE !!! I would make the wristlets of course they are soooo fun to make and wear !
jane
Ann
i’d make the wristlets. They look great.
KathyB
I’d make a pair of the wristlets for an office mate who can’t keep her hands warm when she types. Awfully pretty yarn!
Mary Kay
I can’t wait to try a pair of socks out of Stripey Fine, especially since you said it has a nice springy texture!
DebbieW
I’ve been working on baby sweaters, this yarn would make an adorable sweater for a little one!
Barbara
My daughter could use these wrist warmers!
Heather
I would try the wristlets. After I make one, I’d make one for a friend as a gift.
Katie
I would make some arm warmers for running in the cold.
Dolores Horine
I would love to make some wristlets with this yarn, I’ve never had the opportunity to feel spud and Chloe yarn
Savannagal
The orange cream is my favorite of the bunch. So glad to be in on this giveaway. Thanks.
Kelly J. R.
I’m picturing a cute gender-neutral baby sweater.
Cheryl
I would make fingerless mitts. The yarn colors are gorgeous!
Nicole
I’d make socks – probably a fairly simple pattern.
Kate
I’m a big fan of Spud & Chloe yarns, and I love this new addition to their lineup. It would be so great to work the Stripey in with a solid Fine for a simple triangle shawl.
Shelby
I’d love to make kid’s socks out of it (I seriously think I could get 2-3 kid pairs from one skein!)
Stef
Love this colorway. The combo of yellow, orange, with that little touch of pink is adorable. I could use some fingerless mitts!
Mindy Kinnaman
I’d make a cute pair of mittens with any of these colors. They’re so pretty!
Marie
Beautiful. I would learn to knit socks!!?
Asheley
I love the red/white/pink colorway and would make the cute mitts– perfect for drinking hot chocolate!
Joan Trautwein
I would knit a toddler sized hat for my granddaughter. It looks like it would be fun to knit with and would look cute on her.
Debbie Price
I really like using yarn that is stripey/variegated. This yarn even looks soft! Thank you for this giveaway :)
Debbie Price
I forgot to say that I would like to try to knit these wristers and some yoga socks.
Debbie Bowers
Stripey Wristlets!
Elizabeth Nelson
I think the writers, I meant, wristers are a great non bulky alternative to fingerless mitts for…writing/typing/knitting…….
Paula Collins
I love that rose and green color!
Dovile
I’d make wrist warmers.
Heather
What great yarn! I’m already fantasizing about what I’d make with it. :)
Michaela
Oh, so lovely! Mint Chip and Cherry Sundae are fine too.
Julie
I probably would knit some socks.
Jenn
I would love to make a hat or lacey cowl with this yarn!
Sarah
I would make more socks and I’m low on sock yarn. The colors are awesome
lindsey
The wristlet are very cute! I think I would make a pair of those or perhaps a little headband for my niece or maybe my first attempt at socks…