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.

Loretta Potts is getting creative with fingering minis. Using Bashful Armadillo's Ribbons and Bows Mini set, she is knitting mini stockings for her Christmas tree. So adorable! The pattern for these sweet stockings is Mini Christmas Stocking Ornaments by Julie Williams. Find it on Ravelry or on Instagram @littlecottonrabbits. Thanks, Loretta for sharing with us.

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

This fade top, knitted by Jan Oakley of Montgomery, Tx, brings together five very different Bashful Armadillo fingering yarns -- Gulf Coast, Modern Skein (a custom yarn for a shop in Montgomery by the same name), Big Bend Country, Painted Desert and Iridescence! Gorgeous! all yarns are 85% Superwash Extrafine Merino/15% Nylon. The pattern used is So Faded by Andrea Mowry of DreaReneeKnits and is available on Ravelry at https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/so-faded.

This gorgeous throw blanket is the creation of Shani VanDeMark. She used a simple crochet mesh stitch to bring Bashful Armadillo yarns, Purple Haze and Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme together. Both are 100% Superwash Extrafine Merino in DK weight.

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!