A skein of shaniko wool naturally dyed with madder root to a light coral color.

Shaniko Wool - DK

Light Coral
$30.00
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Shaniko Wool - DK

Shaniko Wool - DK

$30.00
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Shaniko DK is a beautifully smooth, naturally dyed yarn spun from premium American Shaniko wool. Raised on carefully managed ranches, this yarn blends high quality Merino and Columbia wool, creating a fabric with crisp stitch definition and gentle drape. Shaniko wool is traceable to U.S. ranches certified under the Responsible Wool Standard (RWS), reflecting a commitment to responsible land stewardship and animal welfare.

This three ply yarn produces an even, round yarn that allows the subtle variation of natural dyes to shine. The result is a refined DK-weight yarn equally suited to high quality sweaters, lightweight shawls, accessories, and everyday garments worn next to the skin.

Yarn Details:

Fiber Content: 100% Shaniko Merino/Columbia

Yarn Weight: DK / 100g

Yardage: 260 Yards

Caring for your naturally dyed yarn:

While all fiber has a final washing and is rinsed until the water is clear, some dye may still exist and you may experience some “crocking” - this is when the dye transfers to your hands while knitting. You may also see some bits of leftover raw dye materials in your yarn; this is especially true for yarns dyed with cochineal, sappanwood sawdust, weld plant, and marigold. 
Due to the unscientific nature of how I approach natural dying, you may see some “imperfections” in the yarn. Embrace them.

To maintain the color of your yarn, keep out of direct sunlight for long periods of time and hand wash with a ph neutral soap in cold water. 

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