Heritage Wool Collective - Debouillet Fingering - Cutting Stone binder page

Heritage Wool Collective - Debouillet Fingering - Cutting Stone binder pageThis 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

Sockeye is a Planned Pooling colorway that will be dyed on 100% Superwash British Bluefaced Leicester wool with 437 yards

A portion of sales of this box will be donated to the National Park Foundation and the Native American Rights Fund

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Shifting Sky: It's the first really warm day

Glacier National Park by Jacob W

taken by photographer Adam Jewell

-sourced Merino and New York State Romney milled by Battenkill Fibers and dyed by Rachelle of Moondrake Co

with 136 yards per 50g skein

creating this pin for the A National Parks New Year box

•  Organic Non-Superwash DK

and the park is full of people with the same idea - soaking up sun

Naomi and Camille