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Bunglebee Yarns |
Yarn Name |
Quality |
Weight |
Price |
| Bounty DK | 100% Acrylic | 250gms | £3-75 |
| Luxury Mohair | 78%Mohair/13%Wool/9%Nylon | 50gms | £3-50 |
| Marble Chunky | 100% Acrylic | 200gms | £4-25 |
| Mirage DK | 50% Wool 50% Acrylic | 100gms | £3-45 |
| Shamal DK | 20% Wool / 80% Acrylic | 500gms | 6-90 |
| Slalom | 100% New Wool | 1000gms | 20-30 |
| Slalom | 100% Wool | 1000gms | £20-30 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Superwash DK | 100% wool | 500gms | £13.75 |
Knit as 4 ply
Yarn Name |
Quality |
Weight |
Price |
| Acrylic (Yeoman) | 100% Cashmillion | 500gms | £6-85 |
| Acrylic (James Brett ) | 100% Matt Acrylic | 500gms | £7-50 |
| Anti-Tickle Wool | 100% Wool | 500gms | £16-55 |
| Sable Crepe | 85% Acrylic 15% Viscose | 500gms | £10-75 |
| Citadella | 100% Acrylic Ribbon | 50gms | £3-55 |
| Forsel Superwash | 100% wool | 500gms | £13-75 |
| Panama | 50%Cotton / 50% Acrylic | 500gms | £10-85 |
| Shamal | 20% Wool / 80% Acrylic | 400gms | £5-45 |
| Silk Bourett | Fine Unwashed Silk | 450gms | £9-50 |
| Zig Zag | 50% Wool 50% Nylon | 100gms | £4-47 |
Knit as 3ply
Yarn Name |
Quality |
Weight |
Price |
| Grigna | 65%Viscose/ 35%Acrylic | 500gms | £16-15 |
| Janerio | 50% Viscose / 25% Linen / 25% Acrylic | 500gms | £18-90 |
| Jandis | 100% Brushed Acrylic | 350gms | £ 3-50 |
| Shamal | 20% Wool / 80% Acrylic | 400gms | £5-99 |
| Superwash | 100% Wool | 350gms | £ 9-45 |
| Tibet | 13% Silk 65% Merino Wool 22% Nylon | 450gms | £14-40 |
FINE & FANCY YARNS Assorted-ply
Yarn Name |
Quality |
Weight |
Price |
| 2/30 Industrial | 100% Matt Acrylic (80 colours) | 500gms | £5-65 |
| Brittany 2ply | 100% cotton | 450gms | £8-10 |
| Felting Wool 1ply | 100% wool | 350gms | £8-10 |
| Fine French Crepe | Acrylic | 450gms | £7-15 |
| Kaleidscope | 100% bright acrylic | 450gms | £11-75 |
| Lurex (Fine Boucle) | 65% Visc Cupro / 35% | per gms | £0-20 |
| Poodle (boucle) 2ply | 70% Acrylic 30% Nylon | 450gms | £9-00 |
| 120'sPolyester Thread | 100% polyester | 5000 mtrs | £2-25 |
| SuperSheen 1-ply | 100% Bright Acrylic | 450gms | £7-25 |
| Superwash 2ply | 100% Wool | 250gms | £6-90 |
We keep a selection of yarns from Brett, Forsell, King Cole & Yeomans, (not their full ranges). We can order any of the yarns that are not regularly in stock. We also have quantities of other makes, e.g. Lurex and Polyester Threads.
Mail Order is available for any of our Stock |
Couriers or Post which ever we think is best for your parcel |
If a Club, or a group of Knitters would like to use this service, you can share the cost. Delivery to one address only |
We will try to give you the cheapest option where we can |
No responsiblity undertaken for any Goods in Transit |
We can offer a
variety of talks on all techniques for single- and double-bed machines at "Bunglebee"for a few friends or your Knitting Club. These can be for general or on individual makes of machine
(Brother - Knitmaster/Silver Reed - Toyota - Passap/Pfaff) also Conversion to/from
Japanese to/from Passap. Any time of day (Morning - Afternoon - Evening). For
a longer session why not have a Workshop to iron out some of your pet hang-ups
and hates or learn to do something new. Cost:-Talks £10. Workshop
£35 per day.
Knitting Courses
Beginners - - Advanced - - Ribbing
6 x 2 hour Lessons . Times to suit
NEW for 2012
Assorted Course. You choose which 6 lessons from each course to give you a basic knowledge over all for your needs
Cost £95 per course
TUITION
This is available at all times at your convenience on all makes & models of machines. Single & Double Bed also various attachments. Cost:- £15-00 per hour at "Bunglebee" or £30 per hour + travel at your own home (mimimum 2 hours).
These courses can be taken at any speed you wish,
i.e 6 days in a row or 1 lesson a week or 1 lesson a month
Ring Brenda to Book 01293-851339
BOOKS & PATTERNS
A
selection of new and secondhand basic pattern and technique Books
are available for you to browse through, also many back numbers
of magazines.
CASH
** CHEQUE ** VISA ** MASTERCARD
For Yarns ~~ Books ~~ Beads ~~ Tuition, Please make Cheques payable to:- BUNGLEBEE SUPPLIES
This
a technique which is very under used. To most machine knitters
the term Ribbing means welts, neckbands and cuffs. To the more
experienced knitter doublebed fairisle or perhaps double bed tuck
stitch can be quite an adventure. In the simple stages,
variations on a plain rib such as cable or racking for the welts
would open up new horizons. Ribbed skirts with many different
needle formations; double bed Jacquard with different textured
backgrounds and Slip or Tuck stitch with special needle
formations. The permutation are endless. Suitable for an
interesting Talk and/or a very informative Workshop.
2. Skirts
Sideways,
Panelled, Pleated & Ribbed Skirts are a few of the many ways
to knit skirts and all have variations with fairisle, tuck, slip
stitch and weaving added to make interesting effects. Suitable
for an interesting Talk and/or Workshop.
3. Patterning
by Hand Selection
This
subject can be very interesting and rewarding, most people think
if you have an automatic patterning device such as the punchcard
or electronics that hand selection is unnecessary, this of course
is quite untrue. The way to work out an automatic pattern is
often done by hand selection and many other textures can be
developed this way. Suitable for an interesting Talk.
4.Tuck &
Slip for Single & Doublebed Fabrics
This
is a very interesting subject, with more detailed instruction on
how to produce beautiful fabrics in Tuck & Slip stitch with
advice on using them the "Cut & Sew" method.
Suitable for a Talk and/or a very interesting Workshop. (Suitable
for a Two day Workshop).
5. Lace & Lace Effects
Understanding
how to use your lace carriage and make up your own designs. The
difference between the Punch/Thread Lace, Flat, Fine & Fashion Lace. The Lacey effects of needles out of work and short
row knitting. This is a very interesting subject for a Talk and
Workshop.
6.Creating
your own Designs
This
is where you learn to use Charting devices (Knitleader -
Knitradar - Knit Tracer etc), working with colour and textured
Fabrics. Ideal for both Talk & Workshop
7. Collars,
Cuffs, Neckbands & Welts
The
way a garment is finished can make all the difference to it.
Learn the classic & the fashion designs to make a simple
garment into a stunning one. Suitable for an informative Talk
& Workshop.
8.Maintenance & Understanding your Machine
Learn how your
machine works and looking after it is an essential part of knitting, it takes
out the headaches that are caused by not knowing. Suitable for a short Talk
and/or Part of a Workshop.
9.Cut & Sew
Cut & sew neck
lines for fancy knitware, alter the size and shape with confidence. Knit your
own fabrics and learn how to make stunning outfits with dressmaking patterns.
10.Attachments & Accessories
What is available
for the different makes & models of machines. Can I? Can't I? Add this to
my machine, and What does it do? Suitable for a very informative talk.
11.Pattern Conversion Passap/Pfaff to Japanese Machines
You like a pattern
but can't knit it on your machine, why not? Perhaps you can! Knowing the language
off both types of machine will be of great use to you. Suitable for a talk.
12.Weaving
& Plating
Discover the advantages
of Weaving for heavier fabrics, Plating to introduce a second colour with a
flair and makes a more stable finish. Suitable for an interesting talk or workshop.