Baby Cashmerino is perfect for babies clothing as it is machine washable. Made in Italy.

A super-soft combination of merino, microfibre and cashmere. Knits to make the cuddliest fabrics in an array of sophisticated colors. Made in Italy.

Debbie Bliss has created cashmerino in many of the heavier gauges and in the lighter baby weight. Finally the knitter who loves DK weight yarn has a cashmerino too! Cashmerino DK is the same beautiful soft yarn at a gauge of 5 1/2 stitches. There is terri

Filling the weight gap between Cashmerino Aran and Cashmerino Superchunky is this super soft chunky yarn sure to be a perfect fit for those cold weather garments. Made in Italy.

Baby Cashmerino is perfect for babies clothing as it is machine washable.   Made in Italy.

If you love tweedy yarns but prefer something softer, this wool/angora blend is for you. With its beautiful colors, this is a great yarn for sweaters, accessories or an afghan.

This plied 100% cotton is one of the softest we've felt this season. The colors are signature Debbie as are the patterns in the dedicated book, Pure Cotton.   Made in China.

If you love tweedy yarns but prefer working at a heavier gauge, this yarn is for you. Beautiful colors and lovely Irish wool make this a great yarn.

Rialto Aran is an extra fine merino that is a dream to work with. This is a great yarn for those who enjoy working with a beautiful, classic yarn like a pure wool that retains all the softness of those fibres but has a practical element that makes it perf

Luxury and speed all in one. Debbie Bliss Como is a luxurious blend of velvety wool and silky cashmere combine to make an incredible yarn. At three stitches to the inch, your projects will fly off the needles, but remain sophisticated thanks to the g

Rialto is an extra fine merino that is a dream to work with. This is a great yarn for those who enjoy working with a beautiful, classic yarn like a pure wool that retains all the softness of those fibres but has a practical element that makes it perfect f

Fall/Winter 2009 Issue It's my favourite time of the year again. I have some great designs in this issue to take you into the new season, with updated country classics in "The Need for Tweed". I've carried on the traditio