Bashful Armadillo Fibers creates hand-painted yarns inspired by all things Texas, from our wildflowers to the different state regions to the various attractions across the Lone Star State. All applied to a Superwash, Extrafine Merino base in fingering, DK and Worsted/Aran weights. (Photography by Jade Payne, used by permission)

This amazing shawl was knitted by Kristine Strawther of London, UK with Bashful Armadillo Fingering yarn in Cadillac Ranch. She purchased the yarn during the North Texas Yarn Trail in April 2022 and says she really enjoys that she can wear it with so many outfits. The shawl pattern is Adrift by Veera Välimäki and is available on Ravelry.

How adorable is this garden gnome? Donna Strader, of Cedar Park, Tx, knitted this little guy's body with Bashful Armadillo's Bluebonnet Fingering yarn from the Texas Wildflower Collection. Could he be any cuter!? She combined two patterns. The body, Gnome Pun Intended, and the hat, Nice to Gnome You, both by Sarah Schira with Imagined Landscapes. https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/gnome-pun-intended

Cindy Hays of Corpus Christi, Tx knit up these gorgeous socks from her own pattern with Bashful Armadillo yarn, Indian Paintbrush, from the Texas Wildflowers Collection. We are loving these so much!

Accessories are everything! And Bashful Armadillo fingering yarn Cadillac Ranch goes with just about everything. Case in point, these great socks by @multicraftual. She used her own pattern to knit up this perfect pair of socks to go with this gorgeous skirt. We are so in love with this combo!

Megan Womble of San Antonio, TX picked up Bashful Armadillo's Winter Solstice and Oh, Wine Knot! at the 2021 Texas Fleece and Fiber Festival and got right on to crocheting this stunning cowl. It's so flattering! Both yarns are 100% Superwash Extrafine Merino in Worsted/Aran weight. Megan used the Monroe Cowl pattern by A Knotty Habit, available on Ravelry at https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/monroe-cowl-2

Greens and Purples together are a favorite combination at Bashful Armadillo. So when we found this project on Ravelry, we had to get permission to show it off here. Elizabeth Forester of Bedford, Tx knitted this beautiful brioche scarf with our yarns, Heard it Through the Grapevine and Succulent Garden. She used the pattern Deflection by Carissa Browning, available on Ravelry at https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/deflection. Stunning, Elizabeth!

How awesome are these?! Kaberle McCord of Unraveled - The Chic Yarn Boutique in San Antonio, knitted these up in Bashful Armadillo Fingering yarn, Chocolate Fountain. The detail is stunning. The pattern is Cornish Cream Tea Socks by Helen Stewart and available on Ravelry at https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/cornish-cream-tea-socks. Beautiful job, Kaberle!