anything jewel toned and if you did a multicolored colorway, black with jewel tones. Thanks for sharing your REALLY lovely work.

Fibre! I've been given a spindle by Ellie for my birthday last week and so I need fibre! (I do have some to start with, she wasn't mean enough to give me the spindle and nothing to try out on it!)

I'll have a good think about this one, good competition though, what would I like my yarnie santa to deliver? how about a knitting machine, oh, no I have one of those, could we have a KingBecky/Chopped Tomatoes collaboration? I think I would like to see more of your wonderful glove patterns, maybe one with holly leaves or a festive theme :) Bx

mmmmm Mulled wine coloured wool.... the essence of Xmas that mulled wine stuff!!! mmmmm cor you could even store it with winter spices so it smells mulled winish when you open the package!!! YUM!!! ;-)

I wish for some self striping hat wool :D I am going to keep bugging you till you make me some!

I would love to see some great jewel tones. Some really fabulous reds and such as they are so good for the holidays!

I would love to see some multi-colored yarns in your shop!

Oh, and a good bright bold orange, too. :-D

CinderLisaDesign at gmail dot com :)

I would love to see a holiday version of the Bucalicious sweater with a holiday Bucalicious yarn. Cute! Too cute. Thanks for asking.

New colorways are always good, but it does look like you have a good range of colors already. I'd love to see some heavier weight yarns, somewhere in the worsted or DK range. And though I use them less (because they tend to be out of my price range), I love bulky weight yarn. It's so nice and cozy, and would be great for the winter season.

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I was going to suggest you try different colors (such as a pale blue) of your knitting journals. I love the fact that they’re pocket sized and include graph paper.

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Green and silver...
Silver and black - will match my tree...
and I second the request for heavier wools in some shades - I want an aran jumper in Sister Sister

If you were able to spin a cashmere / silk yarn, with those lovely colours that you have, the silk would add a lovely sheen to your already lovely cashmere yarns!

for the holiday season, adding a little bit of silver to the lovely cashmere / wool yarns you have would definitely add a festive touch!

baby patterns with your lovely yarns (such as a hat and mittens) - the finished product would be a luxury baby knit / special gift :)

I know it has already been mentioned but I also wish you did heavier yarn like DK. I love Ellie's idea of a Mulled wine colour smelling of winter spices.

I have been searching for an aran- or chunky-weight yarn with high wool and low nylon content ratio for knitting into a pair of thick, washable, boot socks, in blues and blacks for a guy and autumn colours for me! :-D

Thanks for asking after our wishes!

For Christmas knitting - red and green sock yarn combo. Also, maybe white and blues- a wintery/snowy colourway. Personally I would love to make some 'not socks' ina Chritmas-sy colouway (I've made 2 pairs already).

I would also like a journal in 70's colours- browns, oranges etc. But that is a matter of personal taste :-)

I would like to see a lightly variegated sock yarn - not tonal, but with multiple colors. Also, I would love to see some silk blends.

I would love a nice and soft Black sock yarn with a Gold twist so I could make a pair of socks to wear with my sparkly toe post sandals as at the moment they are still in my wardrobe cos they rub my delicate tootsies. I want these socks sooo badly that I can provide the Gold for you as I have a big cone of it in my stash.

I was just thinking, typically, when looking for patterns, I search on Ravelry. You might sell more patterns via Ravelry compared to Etsy. You could include a link to your Etsy yarn shop somewhere when you list the pattern on Ravelry, that way, lots of knitters will find the pattern, and the most convenient way to get the yarn for that pattern.

I'd like a really nice, soft yarn in a soft dove grey with a hot water bottle cover pattern! Something really luxurious for a functional winter item!

I would love to see worsted and/or bulky yarns too!
Your colorways are beautiful, but I rarely use laceweight yarn so a heavier weight would be wonderful.

hi there
what a great idea for a comp! I would love to see some more vibrant colours especially for xmas and some more of your patterns maybe all of your patterns in a book would be great!
xx

Also, just echo-ing what someone else said about your patterns in a book. i would love that. Or maybe a handful of patterns in the front of a journal so it's a journal/pattern book in one.

Another idea...(I really want that yarn, can you tell? lol!)
If you chose to do more worsted/bulky weight yarns, consider adding merino wool, like in your sock yarns. Lots of people look for thick wool blends during the colder months. Also, when I knit for charities, many of them request the fiber to be at least worsted thickness, and at least 70% wool for extra warmth.

Another market I have thought about myself for my knitting business is vegan yarns. Some people are allergic to cashmere and wool, and spinning other fibers might open up your audience a bit.

I am going to suggest more colourways with shades of gray / smoke / taupe mixed with some of your beautiful brighter colours - some of my "wiser" (i.e. older :) relatives feel that more muted colours are more suitable for them, alas.

Agree with previous posts - thicker yarn, cashmere-silk and some vibrant and/or multi-coloured yarn would be lovely.
How about you pick your favourite charity to knit for and everybody who sends a knitted/crocheted garment made out of your yarn gets 10% off their next order or maybe a free skein with their next order?