Farm Yarn - sport weight
Just wait until you get your hands on this year’s FARM YARN blend!
Our herd’s 2024 harvest plus merino for the ultimate in softness & versatility.
It’s a super squishy sport weight yarn.
Each skein is approximately 200 yards / 65 grams
60% OHA suri alpaca & 40% merino
Notes on color:
Each skein is hand dyed on the farm using heirloom dye plants. This year’s offering is dyed up to create a variegated yarn.
The shawl shown used 3 skeins, pattern is the Stone Croft Shawl by Judy Marples (on Ravelry). The hat shown used about 1/2 a skein for colorwork with another 1/2 skein in white, pattern is Alpine Bloom by Caitlin Hunter (on Ravelry).
I did my best to photograph & capture the unique colors provided by my natural dyeing process.
As a natural fiber with a natural color, this means there will be some variation in color between skeins.
If you’re planning a specific project, please be sure to get enough yarn now. What is listed is all that I have. Once it’s gone, it’s gone. As a natural product, next year’s yarn will likely be totally different in weight & color.
All natural color courtesy of this year’s dye garden including marigold, madder root, coreopsis, cosmos, weld, and indigo.
Just wait until you get your hands on this year’s FARM YARN blend!
Our herd’s 2024 harvest plus merino for the ultimate in softness & versatility.
It’s a super squishy sport weight yarn.
Each skein is approximately 200 yards / 65 grams
60% OHA suri alpaca & 40% merino
Notes on color:
Each skein is hand dyed on the farm using heirloom dye plants. This year’s offering is dyed up to create a variegated yarn.
The shawl shown used 3 skeins, pattern is the Stone Croft Shawl by Judy Marples (on Ravelry). The hat shown used about 1/2 a skein for colorwork with another 1/2 skein in white, pattern is Alpine Bloom by Caitlin Hunter (on Ravelry).
I did my best to photograph & capture the unique colors provided by my natural dyeing process.
As a natural fiber with a natural color, this means there will be some variation in color between skeins.
If you’re planning a specific project, please be sure to get enough yarn now. What is listed is all that I have. Once it’s gone, it’s gone. As a natural product, next year’s yarn will likely be totally different in weight & color.
All natural color courtesy of this year’s dye garden including marigold, madder root, coreopsis, cosmos, weld, and indigo.
Just wait until you get your hands on this year’s FARM YARN blend!
Our herd’s 2024 harvest plus merino for the ultimate in softness & versatility.
It’s a super squishy sport weight yarn.
Each skein is approximately 200 yards / 65 grams
60% OHA suri alpaca & 40% merino
Notes on color:
Each skein is hand dyed on the farm using heirloom dye plants. This year’s offering is dyed up to create a variegated yarn.
The shawl shown used 3 skeins, pattern is the Stone Croft Shawl by Judy Marples (on Ravelry). The hat shown used about 1/2 a skein for colorwork with another 1/2 skein in white, pattern is Alpine Bloom by Caitlin Hunter (on Ravelry).
I did my best to photograph & capture the unique colors provided by my natural dyeing process.
As a natural fiber with a natural color, this means there will be some variation in color between skeins.
If you’re planning a specific project, please be sure to get enough yarn now. What is listed is all that I have. Once it’s gone, it’s gone. As a natural product, next year’s yarn will likely be totally different in weight & color.
All natural color courtesy of this year’s dye garden including marigold, madder root, coreopsis, cosmos, weld, and indigo.
