Katia Spring Summer 2019 Collection: Discover 15 new yarns and enter our prize draw
Do you want to know what the 15 new Spring Summer 2019 Katia yarns are? Discover a series of knit and crochet ideas for women, men, kids, baby and home with each new yarn. We hope you will be pleasantly surprised with the outstanding design selection, some of which are available for free. There is, of course, so much more than these 15 new yarns and patterns! Find inspiration among the more than 265 knit, crochet and macramé models published in the 5 new Katia Spring Summer 2019 magazines. Make your projects using the perfect yarns thanks to the wide range of 62 Spring Summer Katia yarns offered online. Lastly, take part in our prize giveaway (at the end of this post) with the chance to win a comprehensive prize full of new products to get ahead with the better weather. 😉
Multicolour Passion
Bahamas. An amusing, soft, cotton yarn with a spray print effect. We propose knitting a woman’s cool top or a simple scarf made from only 2 balls of yarn. If you want to create a unique design we recommend that you combine Bahamas with some of the 44 Katia Panama colours.
Butterfly. This 50/50 cotton/acrylic yarn is made up of one half in white and the other in fresh, lively colours. This is, without doubt, the perfect summer yarn: lightweight, versatile, easy to knit and with a mottled effect suitable for all the family.
Menfis Color. We have added 9 refreshing and youthful prints to the 33 solid Menfis colours. Knit or crochet joyful, fun garments with a tie-dye effect.
Sustainable Katia Yarns
Love Denim. Love denim is our recycled, eco friendly denim yarn which is born out of the millions of pairs of jeans that are thrown away each year. Discover the philosophy behind the ecological 3 R’s: Reduce, Recycle and Re-use. If you also want to become aware and change you consumer habits, subscribe to the blog to become part of our next sustainable challenge.
Fair Cotton Craft. We have strengthened our commitment to the Biore Fundation and its defence of Fair Trade in India and Tanzania. Each ball of Fair Cotton Craft (200 g) reproduces a 7 colour perfect colour cycle. Therefore, you can create your own design and plan the print positioning on your garment. We are giving away the pattern to knit a sweet baby blanket from only 1 ball of this organic cotton, produced without the use of pesticides or fertilizers, for free.
Handmade Home
Scuby Cotton. This soft, sweet cord yarn is ideal for your decorative crochet or macramé projects. Create all kinds of accessories for the home, quickly and easily, like: baskets, rugs, poufs, tapestries…
Rainbow Big. This multicolour ball of yarn in 100% cotton (700 g), an easy start, crochet hook and pattern to make a Star rug, all come with a practical bag to protect your balls of yarn whilst working.
1 ball of yarn = 1 proyect
Jaipur Cake. Is Katia Jaipur one of your favourite yarns? If so, you are really going to enjoy the new cake version which weighs 200 g and has more than 1000 m of yarn. Imagine everything that you can do with 1 unique ball of Jaipur Cake! For example, this multi-use sarong and this crochet waistcoat.
Funny Rainbow Star. Knit shawl or crochet shawl? Choose your favourite technique and shine in a colourful shawl, with metallic highlights, made from only 1 ball of yarn. Of course, you can also use this new yarn to knit or crochet all the models proposed for making with Katia Funny Rainbow.
Summer socks
Bombay II Socks. Knit a pair of socks up to size 11 (U.K.)/(45 EUR), using only one ball of yarn, and furthermore, you can wash them without worrying that they will loose their shape after being washed in the washing machine. Show off your exotic 6 colour summer socks during the holidays.
Shine and sequins
Cosmos. This is an elegant yarn with small sequins offered in trend colours like lemon yellow, green white and mauve. Make a beautiful shawl or wrap in a subtle eyelet stitch pattern. Combine Cosmos with other yarns: work with 2 strands to give your projects a chic touch.
Versailles. Precious satinized tones are combined together with shiny silver lurex. Shine this season with spectacular shawls or sensual garments knitted in eyelet stitches.
Concept by Katia
Duomo. This soft rounded lightweight yarn with shiny highlights is 100% natural, very easy to knit or crochet with, and comfortable to wear. Duomo is definitely a versatile and modern yarn ideal for making jackets, waistcoats, tops and sporty jumpers.
Caliope. This cotton tape yarn is wrapped in another multicolour 100% cotton yarn. Choose fresh summery colours and peaceful elegant tones to knit or crochet jackets, summer jumpers or knit tops for girls.
Silk Degradé. A multiend silk, cotton and viscose blend yarn featuring a delicate artesanal gradient colour effect, knotted by hand. What can you knit or crochet using only 1 ball of Silk Degradé? Check out these 3 free patterns to find out: an easy crochet top with pocket, an attractive poncho made in one piece in the round or an awesome knit shawl measuring approximately 63” (160 cm) x 27 1/2” (70 cm).
Katia Yarns Prize Giveaway
Would you like to receive a gift full of new Katia yarns and other surprises? Confess your love for at least one of our new Katia yarns and a complete Spring Summer 2019 prize giveaway could be yours. Take part!
1. Subscribe to the blog (upper right side column on a PC and at the bottom of this post on a mobile phone). You will then receive a confirmation email with a link, click on the link to complete your subscription. If you do not receive the email, check your SPAM or unwanted mail box.
2. Complete the following form with: your name, surname and your email address. Then mark the box or boxes of the new yarn or yarns that you would like to knit or crochet with throughout the forthcoming summer season. (Check the form from your mobile or smartphone here)
Winners (22/03/2019)
Open to residents in Europe and Mexico. Only one participation per email address is allowed. The prize draw is open until the 21st of March. On the 22nd of March 2019 we will publish the winner in this post.
