Cinnabar ~ Non Sw yarn

Cinnabar is a one off colourway inspired by a fairy in a continuation of a midsummer nights dream. featuring warm spicy yellow, orange, pink, teal and purple

Cormo silk 85% Cormo 15% silk - 400m/100g

Cormo silk is a bouncy soft and drapey yarn with a slightly toothy feel, it is not superwash treated. it's perfect for lightweight garments and shawls. Cormo sheep are merino corriedale crossbreeds.

Merino Silk 75% Falklands Merino 25% Mulberry Silk - 400m/100g

Incredibly soft pillowy yarn with gorgeous drape and a beautiful silk shine.

Blue DK 100% supersoft Bluefaced Leicester - 245m/100g

A lovely plied non superwash super selected bluefaced leicester yarn that is incredibly next to skin soft making it the perfect base for jumpers, cardigans hats and gloves, as the yarn will bloom slightly after blocking and fill in any gaps making each project with them a warm wind blocking cuddle. Also they're a good option for steeked projects as non superwash yarns.

Appledore Dk 40% Devon Closewool 40% Romney 20% Exmoor Blueface - 250m/100g

Is a two fold DK, with a distinctive rustic halo (the handle is a little reminiscent of a Shetland yarn). The resulting fabric has wonderfully warm woolly halo and a full-bodied texture. Because of this halo and its two-ply nature, the resulting yarn can be worked at both a tight and looser gauge, as the halo of fibres will simply expand to fill in any gaps around the stitches. Appledore is a durable workhorse yarn which is pill resistant and ideally suited for everyday wear - be that in garments or accessories.

Due to the hand dyed nature of this yarn there may be some variation from skein to skein, even within the same dyelot. For best results, alternate skeins every couple of rows in projects using several skeins.

These Non Superwash yarns should only be handwashed in luke warm water, with low to no agitation.

Whilst all our yarns undergo a washing process after dyeing, there can be some bleeding when washed, especially with the use of some commercial wool washes, as these can sometimes weaken the dye bonds.