Welcome to my colorful corner of the yarnie world!
Welcome to my colorful corner of the yarnie world!
Mohair Silk: 459 yards/50g skein; 72% kid mohair, 28% silk
4-Ply Fingering: 438 yards/100g skein; 100% merino; superwash
BFL Sock: 400 yards/100g skein; 80% BFL, 20% nylon; superwash; 2-ply
Hardy Sock: 463 yards/100g skein; 75% merino, 25% nylon; superwash; 4-ply
Highland Sock: 459 yards/100g skein; 100% Peruvian Highland wool; nonsuperwash; 4-ply
Luxe Sock: 435 yards/100g skein; 80% merino, 10% cashmere, 10% nylon; superwash; 4-ply
Nonsuperwash Sock: 436 yards/100g skein; 100% merino; nonsuperwash; 4-ply
Single Sock: 400 yards/100g skein; 100% merino; superwash; high-twist single-ply
Soft Single: 400 yards/100g skein; 100% merino; superwash; single-ply
Triple Twist Fingering: 490 yards/100g skein; 100% merino; superwash; 3-ply
Tweedy Sock: 438 yards/100g skein; 85% merino, 15% Donegal nep (dye-resistant polyamide fiber); superwash; 2-ply
Two-Ply Twist: 400 yards/100g skein; 80% merino, 20% nylon; superwash; 2-ply
Woolly Fingering: 436 yards/100g skein; 100% merino; nonsuperwash
Wubba Lubba Slub: 438 yards/100g skein; 90% merino, 10% nylon; superwash; plied
Yak Sock: 437 yards/100g skein; 70% merino, 20% yak, 10% nylon; superwash; 3-ply
Scrumptious DK: 250 yards/115g skein; 100% fine merino; superwash; 4-ply
Yak-Silk DK: 231 yards/100g skein; 60% merino, 20% silk, 20% yak; superwash; 4-ply
Highland Worsted: 218 yards/100g skein; 100% Peruvian Highland wool; nonsuperwash; 4-ply
Merino Worsted: 218 yards/100g skein; 100% merino; superwash; 4-ply
Nonsuperwash Worsted: 218 yards/100g skein; 100% merino; nonsuperwash; 4-ply
Organic Worsted: 218 yards/100g skein; 100% merino; nonsuperwash; 4-ply
Bulky Merino: 106 yards/100g skein; 100% merino; superwash; 3-ply
To make sure your yarn and crafted goods last as long as possible, I recommend always hand-washing in cool or room temperature water with gentle wool wash (I use Soak brand). Soak until saturated, then gently press out excess water and lay out to air dry.
Especially for very saturated colors (I find vivid pinks to be the worst offenders), it’s normal for a small amount of dye to tint your blocking water. If this happens, submerge in a sink of cool water; repeat with fresh water until water runs clear.
