Stretch is the newest member of the Regia Sock yarn family. Extra nylon and a special construction, make this yarn springy and elastic.

Looking for a great yarn with just a bit of stretch? Cascade Fixation is the perfect choice. From socks to garments, with a great color selection, this is a perfect choice. Cascade Fixation is available in both solid and multicolors.

Comfort is the word for this yarn. Comfort is a soft blend of acrylic and fine nylon that makes for a beautifully draped garment with memory. No stretching out or bagginess will mar your detailed stitchery, shown to best advantage with this smooth, lofty fiber. And the best part? Machine wash and dry ...

Cottontail contains a generous helping of microfiber to temper the sometimes unforgiving nature of straight cotton. No bagging, no sagging, no stretching here. Lots of colors and a simple appearance will enhance colorwork or stripes, giving you lots of options for the cherished children in your life ...

Soft cotton with just enough polyester to give it a little stretch and the unique tubular structure combine to make Cilantro a yarn which will become a warm-weather knitting favorite.

Orchidea. This variegated ribbon and wings in a solid coordinating cage had a little bit of stretch and a lot of fun.

... with rayon chenille (We do not recommend rayon chenille this fine for hand knitting it is slippery and has no resilience, so it is most likely to stretch.)

Sixteen new out-of-the-ordinary knitting projects featuring Lana Grossa Meilenweit self-striping sock yarn, new stripe types, including Mega Boots Stretch, Magico, Scala and Inca. Patterns include socks, gloves, mittens, hats, scarves and home accessories.

Stretch is the newest member of the Regia Sock yarn family. Extra nylon and a special construction, make this yarn springy and elastic. These are the Crazy Colors.

Temples, or stretchers, are used to keep weaving from drawing in. They are made of wood and have sharp teeth on the underside that are pushed into the edges of the fabric at the fell of the cloth to keep the fabric from drawing in. Temples are most often used for rug weaving and for fine fabric, especially ...