I'm continually working with and testing my fibres. I create samples that are displayed on my stand at shows. They're a really good way to get a feel for how my dyeing techniques work as spun yarn, and how to use them in finished objects. 
Looking for information about my hand dyed warps? You can find them on their own page. 
Tool Box Cowl by Adventure Du Jour Designs

Made using 2 x Cashmere Mixed Colour Packs. 60g of fibre in total, 10g of each colour. 
​Modified to be slightly smaller, details are on my Ravelry project page. 
Stripe Study Shawl by Veera Välimäki

Shown here in a gradient dyed on Camel, Seacell & Faux Cashmere, combined with a skein of hand dyed commercially spun yarn. 
Woven Colour Gamp Scarf. Using all 39 colours of Tussah Silk. 
​Full details are in this blogpost. 
Punctuated by Leslie Weber

Shown here in the Colours of Cambria, Mine colour way, with 100g of natural Cambria. 
Temptress by Boo Knits

Made using 1 Silk Brick Gradient (50g). Spun as a single (400m)
Pattern can be adapted to work further chart repeats to use up all of the yarn.
On the Spice Market by Melanie Berg

Made using Silk Road Collection.

The denser nature of this blend means you need slightly more by weight  than the pattern page indicates. I'd recomend buying 2 of the Sample Packs (40g of each shade), plus you'll need a 100g braid of the Tussah colourway.
This makes a large, generous sized shawl you can warp around yourself. 
If you're happy with a smaller shawl it would be an easy pattern to adapt, and you could then get away with just 1 sample pack, plus the 100g braid of Tussah. 
Gather by Tin Can Knits

Made using Zwartbles & Silk
Hat took 65g of yarn.
Hitofude Cardigan by Hiroko Fukatso

Made using 3 Gradient Packs. 
One pack was carded together to make the yarn for the sleeves. The remaining 2 packs were spun and plied together to knit the body.
Nurmilintu by Heidi Alander

Made using Romney, Silk & Linen.
Pattern can be adapted to use up all of a skien. I used all of a 100g braid. 
Details of my minor modifications are on my Ravelry project page. 
Sugar Maple by Carina Spencer

​Made using 3 x 140g Gradient Packs 
(Team Hilltop Cloud, Tour de Fleece 2016, limited edition colour way- Cobblestones) 

2 packs were spun together in to a 2-ply yarn for the body. 
1 pack was split in half to make matching skeins for the sleeves. 
Total weight used 365g, to make size 38in.
For more detailed information see my Ravelry project, and stash entry.
Vortice by Woolly Wormhead

Made using Corriedale, Yak and Rose Blend.
Finished Hat took 50g of yarn.
Peerie Flooers Hat and Mittens by Kate Davies

Sample was made from one 140g Superfine Shetland Bach Pack in the Shale Colourway.

In order to not run out of yarn I swapped around the colours I used for motifs with each pattern repeat. In the end there was 25g of yarn leftover. 
I made a minor alteration to the placement of the thumb, details are on my Ravelry project page.
Aranami Shawl by Olga Buraya-Kefelian.

​Sample made using the Nordic Collection 
Yarn was spun as sport weight, and to knit the pattern full size took around 30g of each colour. 
There's a chart showing how I laid out the colours on my Ravelry project page.
Rainbow Socks 

​Pattern is Afterthought Heels Rvisited by Laura Linneman
Made using BFL Sock Fibre dyed as a mirror gradient.

I used a commercially spun sock yarn for the heels, toes and cuffs. The pattern is worked toe up to allow you to use all of the gradient. 
Hap for Harriet, designed by Kate Davies

​Made using Merino & Silk
Flame Flowers, designed by Nim Teasdale


Made using Sparkly Polwarth- Hand dyed Gradient 
Nymphalidea by Melinda VerMeer

Made using John Arbon Alpaca
Sound of Waves by Kieran Foley

 Made using  Silk & Kid Mohair

65% Silk
35% Kid Mohair
Silk Hankies Woven
Used a plain cheap wool lace weight doubled for the warp. 
Weft is un-spun silk hankies. I just pulled out to a strip, and then pushed through the shed using my fingers, overlapping to join hankies as I went.

Was slightly concerned about pilling, but the warp holds the long silk fibres really securely, and it’s made a lovely fabric.

50g of hankies will make just enough fabric for the fronts of 2 small cushions
Vivid by TinCanKnits

Each square is a different colour from my Ceilidh Collection.
This blanket used approximately 50g of each colour.
Bag woven from BFL Pencil Roving
Warp was a plain wool yarn, weft was the pencil roving.
A 200g hank will make 2 bags of this size.
Sugar Maple by Carina Spencer

Made using BFL, Size 38" used ~300g of fibre.
Semele by Asa Tricosa

Made from Superfine Shetland
Colour and Weave sample using Hiraeth Collection. 
Akimbo by Stephen West

Main colour is BFL, Alpaca & Seacell, with contrast stripe worked in BFL & Baby Camel
Blayter by Felicity Ford

Made from Rainbow Sprinkles, 1 packet (160g) was enough yarn for 3 month size. 
Longfellow by Corrina Ferguson

Made using around 50g of a hand dyed silk brick.
Sheep Heid by Kate Davies

Made using British Breed Sampler.
Printed Pattern also available to buy in the shop. 
Quynn by Woolly Wormhead

Made using BFL & Baby Camel