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Answers to your most frequently asked questions.
You can buy a printable PDF through our website pattern page or on our Ravelry account. You may also find an assortment of printed patterns at local yarn stores near you. Contact the store directly to see what they have available.
When purchasing your first pattern from our Blue Sky Fibers site, you will need to create an account. Once you purchase a pattern it will always be accessible through the “my account” link, which is located on the upper right menu bar of our website.
We follow an extensive proofing process to ensure that we only release high-quality patterns for you. Learn more about how we publish our knit patterns with this blog post.
All abbreviations that we use for a pattern will be included in the pattern layout. You may also find a list of every abbreviation that we use here.
We love new knitters! We release many patterns that are either beginner or advanced beginner to support the beginning of your knitting journey. We have also listed out some helpful resources in this Beginner’s Guide to Knitting.
While there is an occasional need to alter a pattern based on a body type, we do not offer advice for altering patterns or substituting yarns. This is because we work with independent designers and want to make sure that we respect the design integrity of their original vision for the piece.
We created this pattern with the intention of having little-to-no leftover yarn, so you may run out of a color before a round is complete. If this happens, move on to the next round of the pattern with the next color.
To find our yarn you may check out our retailer list on our website. Find a Blue Sky Fibers stockist here.
The superwash wool used in Spud & Chloë yarns is created with a polymer method. Polymer coats the natural fibers to prevent the cuticles from coming into contact with eachother.
For Blue Sky Fibers we recommend hand washing in tepid water using a mild soap. Do not agitate or twist. Shape and dry flat on a towel. Spud and Chloë is machine washable. For best results, wash gentle in cool water with mild soap. Lay flat to dry.
We have 16 different fiber lines to choose from, in a full range of weights. For reference, visit our yarn weight guide.
We work with alpaca and sheep herders in South America. The animals are raised and cared for as they have been for centuries. At shearing time the alpacas are herded and sheared, and then returned to graze again. The fiber is processed at central mills. There is no factory farming or cruelty involved.
We’re proud to say that all of our cotton is GOTS certified organic. This makes a great deal of difference to the environment,. Learn more about why organic cotton matters so much in this blog post.
Our yarn is dyed in large batches using low-impact dyes. These dyes are not organic but are formulated to have a lower impact on the environment than traditional chemical dyes.