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Sugar Candy Merino – Sunset
$9.00 – $36.77
100% 19 micron Merino wool top.
Bright orange, tangerine, gold and soft cream are accented by streaks of raspberry-magenta. Similar to “Papaya” but a bit bolder.
PRODUCT of ITALY
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100% 19 micron Merino wool top.
An assortment of at least four of our Sugar Candy Colourways, for those needing a variety pack.
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Merino – Superfine White 16-mic (Top)
Classification: FINE WOOL
This is very special Superfine 16-micron Merino in a natural creamy-white colour. Very clean combed top. Excellent for spinning or felting by itself, but also perfect for blending with soft luxury fibres such as Angora, Cashmere, Yak or Qiviut. Felting properties are excellent. Staple length is in the 2.5 to 3 inch range.
PRODUCT of ITALY
Socky-Talky Ted’s Golden Olive
Price per skein, approximately 115g (4.06 oz), 389m (426yd). 80% Superwash Merino / 20% Nylon.
A base of goldenrod is antiqued with smoky olive green. Our friend Ted Myatt asked for a yarn to make long socks to go with his kilt, and this is what John came up with.
PRODUCT of CANADA
Merino – Superwash White 22mic (Top)
SUPERWASH Merino. Classification: FINE WOOL
The most common fibre offered as Superwash, this is lovely combed Merino top in an ivory-white colour. Micron count is 22, which is plenty soft for against the skin wear and a multitude of other uses. Perfect for knitting items that require easy laundering. Wool is conditioned through an enzyme process that strips off the outer scales, which prevents felting. This also makes for a different effect during the dyeing process, because Superwash fibre sucks up the dye quickly.
Merino rates high for softness. Staple length is generally 2.5 to 4 inches. The Superwash treatment makes for a slippery feel during spinning when compared to untreated Merino, so it's not necessarily a good choice for beginners.
NOTE: Superwash fibre is NOT GOOD FOR FELTING.
PRODUCT of NEW ZEALAND