I Love Greylock
Mount Greylock is located in the far northwestern corner of Massachusetts, abutting New York state. I used to work in that area, and even though a 75-minute commute was horrible, it always cheered me up to see the mountain all four seasons of the year. I hiked the trails on weekends in the fall, when it seemed like I could stand just about any terrible commute for the expanse of nature I was treated to.
Of course, eventually, I had to leave that job because nobody can do a commute like that forever. And now that I’m back at WEBS (third time, see “Hotel California”) I get to see all the new Valley Yarns as they come out onto the sales floor. I have a particular fondness for Valley Yarns Greylock, which is as close to perfect (for me) as a yarn can be.
Greylock is only in the store for a limited time, so snap it up now. There are 27 beautifully heathered colors of this 100% cashmere yarn, wound into generous 300-yard balls. The colors are soft and blendable, and I can’t imagine a single thing that wouldn’t knit up into a gorgeous project. The fingering gauge of 7 sts/inch on a US size 2 needle is perfect for shawls, cowls, scarves, and hats. I will personally be knitting my college-bound son a hat and mitten set in his school colors as he journeys far away. Why not try crocheting the Valley Yarns Pickwick Cowl out of Greylock? It would be the most luxurious garment, perfect as a gift for a special friend or family member…or just keep it for yourself.
What will you knit or crochet with Greylock?
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Tags: knitting, knitting patterns, Valley Yarns, Valley Yarns Greylock
August 14th, 2015 at 1:31 pm
Ooh, I bought 2 balls in the heather pink/purple colorway and am planning on crocheting up a claudia scarf (again). It’s free! http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/claudia-scarf
I want to get a skein of redwood and crimson and knit my hubby a two tone twill scarf for Christmas.
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/two-tone-twill-scarf
The yarn is SO soft!