This Meadowcroft Dyeworks handpainted worsted weight yarn
Spun from 100% merino wool, the yarn is irresistibly soft and a pleasure to handle.
A Meadowcroft Dyeworks handpainted sock yarn inspired by the intense, vibrant colors of Mayan weaving – clear, bright yellows and oranges, pinks and magentas, greens, blues, and turquoise set off by flecks of dark green and bold red. The 100% merino wool is luxuriously soft and a joy to work with.… Read More
A Meadowcroft Dyeworks handpainted silk blend yarn inspired by the intense, vibrant colors of Mayan weaving – clear, bright yellows and oranges, pinks and magentas, greens, blues, and turquoise set off by flecks of dark green and bold red. This stunning high-twist single spun from 70% SW merino and 30% silk is remarkably soft and shows off color like nothing but silk can. It shimmers with brilliance and clarity, and the silk’s natural sheen reflects back light as though from within.… Read More
Rockshelter Sock is 100% superwash merino wool, and it’s the softest sock yarn we’ve been able to find anywhere in the world. Our delicious Rockshelter Sock is a smooth, round, 4-ply yarn that excels in stitch definition. This is the yarn I prefer to knit with above any other, and I love the way the fabric that’s made from it feels.… Read More
A Meadowcroft Dyeworks handpainted lace weight yarn inspired by the intense, vibrant colors of Mayan weaving – clear, bright yellows and oranges, pinks and magentas, greens, blues, and turquoise set off by flecks of dark green and bold red. A perfectly balanced blend of the strength and durability of nylon with the squishy softness of merino in a high-twist four-ply, this makes for an ideal sock yarn.… Read More
Rockshelter Sock is 100% superwash merino wool, and it’s the softest sock yarn we’ve been able to find anywhere in the world. Our delicious Rockshelter Sock is a smooth, round, 4-ply yarn that excels in stitch definition. This is the yarn I prefer to knit with above any other, and I love the way the fabric that’s made from it feels.… Read More
