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Meet the staff: Heather

Posted on Jul 22 2008

Heather is our Celtic sprite.  She charms birds, and she knits, crochets, spins, felts and does bobbin lace.  Heather is the instructor for most of the classes at the shop.  Her stunning fused g

Meet the staff: Barb

Posted on Jul 12 2008

Barb is the founder, owner and guiding spirit of Rosewood Yarns.  She knits, crochets, tats, does bobbin lace, spins, weaves, sews, quilts, raises prize-winning llamas and alpacas, and runs the st

July feature--summer reading

Posted on Jul 11 2008

Does your idea of beach reading involve fiber?

Fiber Camp

Posted on Aug 2 2007

Fiber Camp is over and what fun we had!  Monday was spent learning about the different kinds of fiber, how to wash and prepare fiber for spinning by carding the wool.  One Tuesday we dyed wool ro

Lori's embellished purse

Posted on Aug 2 2007

Whoa,  Excellent Lori.  Check out this beautiful felted handbag Lori made with flowers she created from felted knitting and beads.  Gorgeous!

Soo much new stuff

Posted on Jun 22 2007

We have so much new stuff arrive here at Rosewood Yarns this past week, you just must come in to see it all.  New colors in Kidlin mohair, you just have to see these-Banana Chip (a gorgeous brown

back from market

Posted on Jun 12 2007

Barb, Rasa and Heather just returned from market last week and we are already receiving new merchandise here at Rosewood Yarns.  Some of the items just in are new sock patterns by Cookie A.

New Location

Posted on Apr 18 2007

We're finally in the new location!  Come by and see this wonderful new place.  Here are a few photos to show

Bobbin Lace

Posted on Apr 4 2007

Last weekend Heather and Barb went to a weekend Bobbin Lace workshop held by the Alamo Bobbin Lacers in San Antonio, Texas.  The Instructor was Nationally known bobbin lacer, Holly Van Sciver.  O

Moving Sale

Posted on Apr 2 2007

Moving day is coming up.  April 15th we will be moving to our new location at 455 B Main Street.  Those of you who are familiar with Boerne will recognize Mary Brogan's Irish Cottage.  Our n