Spinning & Weaving
100% Wool, undyed, made in USA
Worsted
1040 ypp / 951 mpp / 2.10 mpg
10 – 12 wpi
Needles: 4.5 – 5.5 mm (7- 9 US)
Crochet:12 -17 sts = 4″
Hook: 5.5 – 6.5 mm (I–9 to K–10 1⁄2 US)
100% Wool, undyed, made in USA
Chunky, quite coarse. good for rugs and other crafts
350 ypp / 320 mpp / .71 mpg
Knit: 6–11 sts = 4”
Needles: 8 mm (11 US) or larger
Crochet: 5 -9 sts = 4″
Hook: 9 mm (M13 US) or larger
100% Wool, undyed, made in USA
Bulky
640 ypp / 585 mpp / 1.29 mpg
less than 8 wpi
Knit: 12- 15 sts = 4″
Needles: 5.5 – 8 mm (9 – 11 US)
Crochet: 8-11 sts = 4″
Hook: 6.5-9 mm (K–10 1⁄2 to M–13 US)
The Masham, pronounced massam, is a cross of Teeswater or Wensleydale ram with Dalesbred or Swaledale ewes. The fleece is very long and lustrous and the breed is found mainly in the north of England. The fleece is suited to combing due to its length and is used in speciality products due to its limited availability. The fineness varies from approx. 38- 44microns and length approx. 150-380mm.
Masham fibre feels quite different to most sheep wool – it is not as bouncy as more common breeds, but what this fibre lacks in bounce it makes up for in drape and shine! Similar to Wensleydale it has a delicate halo.
1005 Natural Grey Gotland Top milled in Great Britain
The Gotland is a native breed of Sweden; one of the oldest sheep breeds. The breed has been exported and small flocks can be found in other countries, including Norway, Denmark, the UK and USA. The breed is now predominantly medium grey colour and is commonly known as the Swedish Pelt Sheep. Lambs-wool of this breed is in demand for its softness and lustre, being long enough to be combed. The fleece is also quite curly and similar in some ways to mohair. The fibre fineness ranges from 30- 44microns with the lambs-wool at the finer end. The length is approx. 80-150mm.
- Gotland wool; silky, lustrous, purling locks for spinning & a favourite wool of felters.
- Gotland pelt; prized world-wide.
100% Wet Spun Line Flax, bleached Ivory, ideal for weaving
Made in Belgium
Superfine / Baby / Fingering
2400 ypp / 2194 mpp / 4.84 mpg, 24 – 30 wpi
Knit: 27 -32 sts = 4″
Needles: 2.25 – 3.25 mm (1 -3 US)
Crochet: 21 – 32 sts = 4″
Hook: 2.25 – 3.5 mm (B1- E4 US)
100% Wet Spun Line Flax, natural Gray, ideal for weaving
Made in Belgium
Superfine / Baby / Fingering
2400 ypp / 2194 mpp / 4.83 mpg
24 – 30 wpi
Skein:100 gr/3.5 oz 483 m/528 yds
Knit: 27 -32 sts = 4″
Needles: 2.25 – 3.25 mm (1 -3 US)
Crochet: 21 – 32 sts = 4″
Hook: 2.25 – 3.5 mm (B1- E4 US)
100% Wet Spun Line Flax, bleached Ivory, ideal for weaving
Made in Belgium
DK light Worsted
1200 ypp / 1097 mpp / 2.42 mpg, 12 – 18 wpi
Skein: 150 gr / 5.29 oz 363 m/396 yds
Cone: 453 gr/1 lb SOLD OUT – SPECIAL ORDER ONLY
Knit: 21 -24 sts = 4″
Needles: 3.75 – 4.5 mm (5 – 7 US)
Crochet: 11 – 14 sts = 4″
Hook: 4.5- 5.5 mm (7 to I–9 US)
100% Wet Spun Line Flax, natural Gray, ideal for weaving
Made in Belgium
DK / light Worsted
1200 ypp / 1097 mpp / 2.42 mpg, 12 – 18 wpi
Knit: 21 -24 sts = 4″
Needles: 3.75 – 4.5 mm (5 – 7 US)
Crochet: 11 – 14 sts = 4″
Hook: 4.5- 5.5 mm (7 to I–9 US)
100% Wet Spun Line Flax, bleached Ivory, ideal for weaving
Made in Belgium
Aran
800 ypp / 731 mpp / 1.61 mpg, 6 – 10 wpi
Knit: 16-20 sts = 4″
Needles: 4.5 – 5.5 mm (7- 9 US)
Crochet: 11 – 14 sts = 4″
Hook: 5.5 – 6.5 mm (I–9 to K–10 1⁄2 US)
100% Wet Spun Line Flax, natural Gray, ideal for weaving
Made in Belgium
Aran
800 ypp / 731.5 mpp / 1.61 mpg, 6 – 10 wpi
Knit: 16-20 sts = 4″
Needles: 4.5 – 5.5 mm (7- 9 US)
Crochet: 11 – 14 sts = 4″
Hook: 5.5 – 6.5 mm (I–9 to K–10 1⁄2 US)
100% Wet Spun Line Flax, bleached Ivory, ideal for weaving
Made in Belgium
Lace
3000 ypp / 2743 mpp / 6.04 mpg, 36 – 40 wpi
Cone: 453.59 gr / 1 lb
Lace weight yarns are most often knitted or crocheted on larger needles/ hooks to create the lacy patterns. Accordingly, a gauge range is difficult to determine. Always follow the gauge stated in your pattern.
100% Wet Spun Line Flax, natural Gray, ideal for weaving
Lace / Baby / Fingering
3000 ypp / 2743 mpp / 6.04 mpg, 36 – 40 wpi
Cone: 453.59 gr / 1 lb
Lace weight yarns are most often knitted or crocheted on larger needles/ hooks to create the lacy patterns. Accordingly, a gauge range is difficult to determine. Always follow the gauge stated in your pattern.
100% Wet Spun Line Flax, bleached Ivory, ideal for weaving
Made in Belgium
Cobweb
6000 ypp / 5486 mpp / 12.09 mpg, 40 + wpi
100% Wet Spun Line Flax, natural Gray, ideal for weaving
Made in Belgium
Cobweb
6000 ypp / 5486 mpp / 12.09 mpg, 40+ wpi
The leftover fabric scraps from silk Sari fabric has all kinds of uses for fibre artists, including spinners, knitters, felters, paper makers and others.
Beautiful vibrant colours. Sold by the gram
Recycled silk ribbon yarn is the by-product of the colorful saris that women wear in South Asia. It is the loose ends of saris collected from industrial mills in India .
Multicoloured. 100 grams
Recycled silk ribbon yarn is the by-product of the colorful saris that women wear in South Asia. It is the loose ends of saris collected from industrial mills in India .
Multicoloured. 100 grams
100% Cultivated Silk spinning fibre
Swiss spun
Lace
4960 ypp / 10.9 ypg 36 – 40 wpi
Lace weight yarns are most often knitted or crocheted on larger needles/ hooks to create the lacy patterns. Accordingly, a gauge range is difficult to determine. Always follow the gauge stated in your pattern.
100% Cultivated Silk, spinning fibre
Swiss Spun
Cobweb
7440 ypp /16.4ypg 40 + wpi
100% Cultivated Silk, spinning fibre
Swiss spun
Worsted / Aran
990 ypp / 2.18 ypg 8 – 10 wpi
Knit: 16-20 sts = 4″
Needles: 4.5 – 5.5 mm (7- 9 US)
Crochet:12 -17 sts = 4″
Hook: 5.5 – 6.5 mm (I–9 to K–10 1⁄2 US)
100% Cultivated Silk spinning fibre
Swiss spin
DK
1240 ypp / 2.73 ypg 12 – 18 wpi
Knit: 21 -24 sts = 4″
Needles: 3.75 – 4.5 mm (5 – 7 US)
Crochet: 11 – 14 sts = 4″
Hook: 4.5- 5.5 mm (7 to I–9 US)
100% Cultivated Silk spinning fibre
Swiss spun
Zephyr
12300 ypp / 27.1 mpp
Finer than Cobweb
100% Superfine Alpaca 26 µ
$0.13 / gr $4.25 / oz
Minimum order 450 gr / 1 lb
SPECIAL ORDER – 50% DEPOSIT
100% Tussah Silk
Lace
4960 ypp / 4535 mpp 36 – 40 wpi
Lace weight yarns are most often knitted or crocheted on larger needles/ hooks to create the lacy patterns. Accordingly, a gauge range is difficult to determine. Always follow the gauge stated in your pattern.
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100% Cotton
Lace
4200 ypp / 3840 mpp 36 – 40 wpi
Lace weight yarns are most often knitted or crocheted on larger needles/ hooks to create the lacy patterns. Accordingly, a gauge range is difficult to determine. Always follow the gauge stated in your pattern.