What Can You Make With Mambo?

One of our most interesting yarns, Martha Stewart Crafts® Mambo, is on sale now!

Mambo comes in 10 fun and funky colors. This unique yarn provides endless possibilities for crafting projects. You can braid or knot it, knit or crochet it, or use it as trim on home decor and other crafts. For a limited time, buy a 3-pack of Martha Stewart Crafts® Mambo Yarn for only $5 and receive another one absolutely free with code MamboB1G1.

(No purchase limit for discount. Cannot be combined with other offers. Sale ends February 20.)

It’s such a cool, one-of-a-kind yarn that you may look at it and not know immediately what to do. That’s OK! We’ve got several ideas for you. Mambo is great for chunky, unique jewelry. Try making one of our necklaces and bracelets. You can knit or crochet them, but you can also make pieces with other craft methods like braiding or sewing.

Mambo Jewelry

Woven Projects

If you’ve got a loom, you may also want to try weaving with Mambo. The thickness of the yarn makes a nice tough, cushiony fabric. It’s great for kitchen goods like potholders or trivets, but you can also wear woven pieces as bold accessories. Get creative — the possibilities are endless.

Sew It Together

One thing about this yarn that’s really interesting is the way smaller fibers are wrapped around the larger core piece. This makes it possible to create sculptural, durable pieces by sewing the strands together. We have a few suggestions for doing that, but you could also be a bit more ambitious. Several skeins of Mambo sewn together, in a circle, could make a really cool rug or doormat.

As you can see, there are a lot of possibilities when it comes to Mambo yarn! Now is the time to try it out — remember to use code MamboB1G1 between now and February 20 to take advantage of this deal!