Warm Schaap - ZeeGroen
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Untreated wool. Non-SuperWash! Suitable for felting.
Our Warm Schaap is a 100% UK Bluefaced Leicester yarn. Reared, sheared and spun in the UK. Soft and perfect for stranded knitting and anywhere warmth is needed! Hats, socks, shawls, sweaters and baby garments. As this lovly wool is untreated it can be used (after lonolisation) as soakers over cloth diapers.
Handdyed yarns are known for that no two skeins are the same! Skeins from the same dye bath often differ in colour and pattern. It is therefore possible that an ordered skein looks different from the photo. We therefore advise alternating skeins while knitting or crocheting.
When purchasing multiple skeins at the same time, we pay attention to ensuring that they are as similar as possible. Even within the same dye bath, it is normal for there to be differences between the individual skeins. Each skein of hand-dyed yarn is unique!
Warm Schaap
Composition
100% BlueFaced Leicester
Weight
± 100 gram
Thickness
DK
Length
± 224 meter
Needle size
4 mm, follow pattern instructions
Fibre Source
UK
Processing
Spun in Yorkshire, UK
Construction
4-ply
Suitable for felting
Yes
Washing instructions
This is a non-superwash yarn. We advise to wash all hand-dyed yarns by hand and let them dry flat to best preserve the fibres and colours. We advise to NOT wash your garment in the washing machine.
Despite thorough washing and rinsing of the yarns after dyeing, some residual dye can always be released. Especially the first few washes. That is why we advise to always wash garments separately by hand.
I place multiple photos to give the best possible impression of the colors of the yarns. I cannot guarantee that the colors are the same as the yarns, among other things due to the large variation in monitor screens.
