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Click on the pictures  to see and buy some of our wonderful knitting projects, 
most of which have been designed exclusively for Decadent Fibers. 

*NEW* One Skein Projects *NEW*
 
Agnes Scarf  
Bramble Bush Scarf Shell Scarf
 
Popover Vest   Ribbon Candy Shawl  Jelly Bean Sweater ~ New!





  Oodles of Noodles Scarf A Piece of Cake Vest Kit   Cozy Comfort Classic
Chex Sweater Little Ella Coat Woven Cardigan
A classic, comfortable sweater 
for the whole family!
Chex Sweater Little Ella Coat   Woven Cardigan

Salt Water Taffy Shawl *** NEW!! NEW!! ***   Bon Appetite Coat  ***  NEW! Grey Goose Sweater  
KNIT!
Toasted Marshmallow Sweater Crème Puff Jacket  

 
Sue's Marshmallow Vest Great Little Office Sweater  

Felted Baseball Cap

Fingerless Gloves
Crème Brule Hoodie   Chex Sweater
Lucy Bag

Lucy Bag

Fabulous Knit and Felt Hat

Mangia Shawl
Free Pattern with Purchase of Yarn

Mesclun Scarf Licorice Stix

Mesclun Scarf

Try our new Savory Socks Yarn

Licorice Stix Scarf

Washing your wool garments

Wool is certainly a miracle fiber.  Not only is it warm as toast, it has insulating qualities in hot or cold weather, and whether it's wet or dry. Wool will not burn.  It has a wonderful elastic memory, which is why your garments will revert to their original shape after washing.  Wool wears like iron, and can be passed down from generation to generation, as long as you follow a few simple rules:
  • Always use the same temperature water for wash and rinse.  
    We like luke warm.  
  • Just SOAK your garment.  NEVER agitate a wool garment, unless you want it to felt.
  • Spin garment out in washing machine, carefully lay flat on towel, adjust and smooth and let air dry. (Never let your wool garment agitate while in washer, as that is a recipe for disaster.)
 
Crème Puff Scarf   Mangia Scarf
Free Pattern with Yarn Purchase


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