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Handspun Yarn Merino Wool 77g

Handspun Yarn Merino Wool 77g

£16.00 GBP
£16.00 GBP
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Bursting with joyful colour, this one-of-a-kind handspun yarn has been lovingly crafted from 100% non-mulesed Merino wool. I have used two of my most popular blends to create a beautifully marled effect.

Soft, lofty, and wonderfully squishy, this yarn showcases the natural bounce and warmth that Merino is renowned for. The handspun texture adds character and depth, making it perfect for special projects where you want the yarn to shine.

Product Details

Fibre: 100% Non-Mulesed Merino Wool

Weight: 77g

Length: Approximately 150 yards

Handspun: Yes

Colourway: Bright blue rainbow marl 

Every skein is individually handspun, celebrating the beauty of handmade craftsmanship. Slight variations in thickness and texture are part of its charm, giving your finished project a unique character that machine-spun yarn simply can't match.

Care: Hand wash in cool water with a wool-friendly detergent. Dry flat to maintain the yarn's softness and shape

Approximately a DK weight yarn

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The beauty of handspun yarn

Handspun yarn is distinguished by its unique, tactile qualities and the spinners ability to customize every aspect of its production, from fiber choice to twist direction.

Unlike mass-produced commercial yarn, handspun is often considered "alive" because it retains the natural spring and bounce of the fibre that machine processing can stretch out.

If you're wanting to create something that is completely unique, handspun is a wonderful choice. If you're unsure about breed options or best use, please just get in touch and i'll help as soon as I can.

Frequently asked questions

What can I use this for?

Handspun yarn is perfect for unique, textured projects like shawls, hats, cowls, and mitts, where its one-of-a-kind nature shines, and for weaving, where its irregularities create beautiful, dense fabrics for items like blankets or wall hangings. It's also great for adding pops of texture in colorwork knitting with solid yarns or making decorative items like tassels and pom-poms, making it ideal for projects where you want to showcase the yarn's character rather than strict gauge.

Where is your fibre sourced?

The majority of my fibres are British and are mainly produced here in Yorkshire. Merino comes from South America, where no mulesing takes place.

What dyes do you use?

I use a range of different brands of 'acid' dyes. They are commercially prepared to give long lasting colour & light fastness whilst also being very low toxicity. The acid in the name is due to the water in the dye bath needing to be slightly acidic, so the dye absorbs into the fibres.

How much do I need?

If I had a £1 for every time I was asked this question!

The answer really is 'How long is a piece of string?'

  • What size do you imagine your completed project?
  • Do you already own something similar? weigh it, it will give you an idea.
  • Take a look on Ravelry at similar patterns and how much other people have used for their size.
  • It is always better to have a bit left over than not enough.

What if it's not what I expected?

You are more than welcome to return your order within 30 days. Please get in touch and I can help.

How much is post & Packaging?

In the UK P&P is a flat rate of £3.50 - if your order is over £35.00 postage is free!

I also ship to the US, the price starts at £20 and is based on weight.

I only use Royal Mail Tracked Services

You can also collect from the shop free of charge.