Heritage Wool Collective - Debouillet Fingering - Miranda saugerties

Heritage Wool Collective - Debouillet Fingering - Miranda saugertiesThis is a combed, worsted spun, fingering weight, 3 ply yarn made from 100% Debouillet wool from sheep raised in Montana. The scouring, spinning and skeining took place in Texas, Pennsylvania and Maine, overseen by bestselling author and "wool whisperer" Clara Parkes. It was hand dyed in New York by Debbie of Murky Depths Dyeworks. There are approximately 355 yards per 4 ounce skein. The ideal stockinette gauge for this yarn is 6 to 6. 5 stitches per

worsted-spun

and Jillian of WeeOnes made it out of clay

but they both share a deep love of the outdoors

It was hand dyed by Kat of Why Knot Fibers

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you will have to purchase one separately to pick up your bag

Soiree Fingering is 70% Superwash Merino

as well as accessories

semisolid and variegated colorways fade together in a blend of textured stitches and eyelets that evoke the beauty of U

*Samples have been used at shows and may have slight wear

a bag of yarn tipped over the checkered blanket

gray and Moorit Polwarth wool from sheep raised at Meadowcroft Farm in Maine