Yarn Test Kitchen Club Gallery – Summer 2026
Keeley Richardson
Founder and Chief Fiber Officer
Welcome to the first ever Yarn Test Kitchen Club Gallery!
Firstly, a huge thank you to all of the knitting and crochet enthusiasts who have decided to join our PNW fiber adventure, we hope you have enjoyed/are enjoying your skein of Serial Knitters yarn as much as we have. These exclusive skeins of hand dyed yarns have brought all the happy summer vibes over here at The Woolpack, and we hope you are feeling all the joy that a great skein of yarn can bring.
I am excited to bring you the inaugural Woolpack Yarn Test Kitchen Gallery – inspiring knits and ideas from Woolpack readers near and far. Drum roll please!
Our Lovely Yarn: Cherry Creek Sock Yarn from Serial Knitters Dye House in exclusive Woolpack colorways, Camellia Crush and Herb Garden. 450yds per skein, fingering weight, 80% superwash merino, 20% nylon.
Gretchen S, Elegant Scarf
Talia A, Lace Wavy Cami by Friday Knits
Melissa R, Musselburgh by Isolda Teague
Janell M, One More Row Shawl by PurpleIguana
Peggy R, Lamina by Wendee Shulsen
Jennifer L, Dreamscape Cowl by Vanessa Clinton
Karen M, Woven by Casapinka
A huge thank you to all of our fantastic club members for being a part of our Woolpack show and share. Such wonderful inspiration! Watch this space – we will be adding more project ideas for Serial Knitters Cherry Creek Sock Yarn as photos arrive at Woolpack HQ.
As always, if we have inspired you to knit/crochet any of the featured patterns, simply click on the pattern name to head to Ravelry.com.
We will be revealing our Autumn Yarn Test Kitchen Club partnership very soon, and sign-ups will be open early September. In the meantime, we will be bringing you a Yarn Test Kitchen Review featuring Phat Girlz Fiber. Keep an eye on our socials and sign up for our email newsletter for all the up-to-date Woolpack news.
Yarn Test Kitchen
Your Monthly Yarn Review
One of my all time favorite knitting activities is a “show and share”, with friends – it’s a perfect way to seek ideas, gain inspiration and get helpful advice. This is the idea behind the yarn test kitchen – I hope our projects will have you reaching for your needles as we bring you our ideas on how to turn those neglected single skeins of yarn in to “One Skein Wonders”, and inspire you to try new yarns that are produced and sold across the Puget Sound Region.
Oh, and I’ll also be sharing monthly baking recommendations as we go. After all, who doesn’t love a slice of cake or baked good? Yum!
Happy reading!
Keeley