Hand Dyed Yarn, Sock Weight Superwash 100% Merino Wool - Hazelnut - Indie Dyer Knitting Yarn, Warm Brown Tonal Handdyed Fingering Yarn

Hand dyed sock/fingering weight yarn, spun with a tight twist for great stitch definition and better resistance to pilling. Superwash treated for easy care, smooth and soft, a treat to knit. Perfect for knitting, crochet and other fiber-y pursuits.

COLORWAY
Hazelnut: a warm brown, with tonal variations, and washed with grey. Some skeins may also have a few flecks of carmine.

ABOUT THIS YARN
• 100% superwash merino wool
• 2 ply tight-twist fingering/sock weight
• Each skein weighs 104g, approximately 416 yards
• Gauge is approximately 7 to 8 stitches per inch on US #1-3 needles

CAREFULLY CRAFTED COLOR
• Hand dyed in small batches, by me, in my Vermont studio
• There may be some variation from skein to skein, even within the same batch. For best results, alternate skeins every few rows in projects using multiple skeins

CARE
• Hand or machine wash, dry flat
• If you choose to machine wash, use cold water & gentle cycle

HOW MANY ARE AVAILABLE?
• If there are not enough skeins remaining in stock for your project, please send me a message – in most cases, I can dye more for you, or I may even have another batch already waiting in the wings

SHIPPING
• All my yarns are in stock and ready to ship!
• Free shipping for US orders of $50 or more

RETURNS
• It's very important to me that you are pleased with your purchase. I do accept returns, and I encourage you to contact me if you have a problem or concern, so we can work things out

OTHER INFO
• Priced per skein
• If multiple skeins are available, they are from the same batch
• Please note that I have tried to capture the color accurately, but my camera (and perhaps your monitor) may result in some variation

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