Where can you find a 500 yard skein of 100% cashmere yarn for $18? Jags Funky Fibers!
Jags has been recycling yarn for several years now and has honed her skills into an art form, so if you have an old sweater made from beautiful yarn, you might consider using Jags' unwinding services to help you reclaim it.
Jags Funky Fibers always has an amazing color assortment to choose from. Bright pinks an yellows all the way to the dark charcoal grays (she's got gray cashmere in this box called 'gargoyle')
I have an assortment of small skeins here to give a lucky commenter for posting about Jags! Just visit JagsFunkyFibers.Com , find something you like, and write about it in the comments section below! We'll draw for a winner this weekend! Remember to use your facebook, twitter, and other networking tools to let folks know about Jags! We'll count your pings as extra entries, just let us know you did it!
Thank you so much, Jags for saving all the yummy cashmere yarn for us!
This one would make a nice sweater/jacket :
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Very soft and squishy in a khaki color.
Type: 6-ply
Fiber Content: 100% Cotton
My favorite favorite favorite yarn is Drizzle, although Banana Pudding is also very appealing.
ReplyDeleteBut the prize for best name goes to Aporkalypse!
I love the color of "stolen kisses."
ReplyDeletehey this is a good idea, love the recycling!! well, since you mentioned cashmere, i had t look at that. appletini is quite nice!
ReplyDeleteLoved the Banana Pudding so much I bought it!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea, and there are lots of options that I'd love to get my hands on. Who knew recycled yarn could be so fun? It's great that she offers gift certificates, too...a way to let other knitters in on the fun!
ReplyDeleteOk, no, I can't choose. I need stripes of Pumpkin, Joe's Diner, Pink Flamingo, & Echo. Yes. Stripes. Skinny ones to make your eyes go all funny when you look at it. RTed @millarca
ReplyDeletei like the "camo" colorway of recycled cotton. it's a great neutral.
ReplyDeleteI am not one ususally for pale colors but I love Banana Pudding Recycled Cashmere yarn Lace weight,
ReplyDeleteBlack Pepper sounds interesting!
ReplyDeleteOh, Banana Pudding looks really soft and lush!
ReplyDeleteThis might be the Autumn air talking, but Pumpkin in the New Fibers looks yummy! :-D
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ReplyDeleteI love the appletini cashmere yarn! Mmm appletinis...
ReplyDeleteThis would be cute shrug
ReplyDeleteLovely colors - so "mine"
Appletini lace cashmere is now on my favs list
ReplyDeleteloving pumpkin, but finding many lovelies!
ReplyDeleteOoooh! Love the Banana Pudding!
ReplyDeleteI'm partial to yellow, so I had to pick Banana Pudding as my fiber of choice. Yummy! thanks for the contest. Debbie
ReplyDeleteThank you for all the great comments!
ReplyDeleteI'm hard at work getting more yarns ready for the shop, trying to get as much taken apart and washed as humanly possible before the weather gets too cold to hang yarn outside!
There will be a ton of cashmere in the next update too!
I LOVE aporkalyse! Not only is the color awesome but the name is beyond awesome. Keep up the great work.
ReplyDeleteAppletini is just wonderful. I love springy greens.
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ReplyDeleteDeleted my last post to consolidate two, but seems it was of no use!
ReplyDeleteI gave Jags a shout out on my blog. The stuff really is lovely, and I think recycling yarn is awesome.
I also started following this blog, if that counts for anything. ;) It's very cool.
I think my favourite is Appletini, although there is a lot of gorgeous stuff there!! :o)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE THE FACT THAT SHE RECYCLES YARN GIVING IT A NEW LIFE.
ReplyDeleteI really love the Stolen Kisses yarn, I am on the coast and I think it would make a cute bikini or beach cover up!
ReplyDeleteSo glad I found this, I am adding Jags to my Etsy favs!
Julee
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Anything green! What a great idea!
ReplyDeleteI love the pink flamingo. That would make a great gift!
ReplyDeleteDrizzle looks amazing. And I can only imagine how soft it is.
ReplyDeleteGotta love the laceweight cashmere and the blue and camo cottons. Loving this shop!
ReplyDeleteThe Appletini Recycled Cashmere yarn is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great concept! Love the idea, and the Wet Cement yarn.
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I never realized you could have such beautiful yarns that were recycled. I love, love love the multi skeins.
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I love that you have it organized by color! What a great idea.
ReplyDeleteOk. Aporkalypse. Love the name. Appletini too. It makes me want one. and in cashmere no less
ReplyDeleteDefinitely loving Scandal...
ReplyDeleteAgain, I didn't know about this shop until I read your blog. It seems that reading this creates many opportunites.
ReplyDeleteI love the fact that this is recycled. I, also, love, love, love the prices.
I liked the all for various reasons, but, Aporkalypse has caught my eye. A beautiful colorway and the name is fun!
That Banana Pudding looks like it would be like butter. And I LOVE the red of Joe's Diner. YUM!
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ReplyDeleteWet Cement, Kiwi, and Scandal. They look so squooshy, and pretty!
The Banana Pudding looks positively yummy!
ReplyDeleteI like the color of this one Camo Recycled cotton yarn. Sport weight, 300 yards. Its great to see old yarn going to good use.
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I lovelove her yellows! HEr shop is well laied out, and in all honesty ANY of her things would be worth my while. Thanks for turning me on to yet another great place to buy my crack.. err yarn!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you posted this. I recently was looking for this site and couldn't remember the name.
ReplyDeleteI am thinking about getting the banana pudding cashmere or some of the bright cotton.
The Buttercream cotton/acrylic is very nice (and different).
ReplyDeleteI can't decide between echo and appletini- I just love them both.
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