DK cone - Harbour - Cambrian Mountains Wool
Harbour: The colour of the sea as fishermen head home to unload their catch. 100% wool Double Knit weight knitting yarn produced entirely in the British Isles. Larger quantity wound onto cone suitable for machine knitting projects.
Please note: All of our clearance cones are from a previous dye-lot (dye lot 05), meaning there may be subtle differences to the colour of other dye-lots. Our most recent is 06.
Harbour: The colour of the sea as fishermen head home to unload their catch. 100% wool Double Knit weight knitting yarn produced entirely in the British Isles. Larger quantity wound onto cone suitable for machine knitting projects.
Please note: All of our clearance cones are from a previous dye-lot (dye lot 05), meaning there may be subtle differences to the colour of other dye-lots. Our most recent is 06.
Harbour: The colour of the sea as fishermen head home to unload their catch. 100% wool Double Knit weight knitting yarn produced entirely in the British Isles. Larger quantity wound onto cone suitable for machine knitting projects.
Please note: All of our clearance cones are from a previous dye-lot (dye lot 05), meaning there may be subtle differences to the colour of other dye-lots. Our most recent is 06.
Our dyed yarns are spun from finest Welsh Mule: Bluefaced Leicester with character! The Welsh Mule comes about by crossing the local hill breeds with a Bluefaced Leicester ram, and this cross improves the wool. Suited to clothing, this yarn has a good definition whilst developing a nice halo. Hand wash and don’t tumble dry!
Our wool is produced on farms throughout the Cambrian Mountains Region, which encompasses much of Mid Wales – a stunningly beautiful and wild area
Quality Double Knit
Cone Weight Various weights available. Choose from the drop down list.
Count 3/6nm
Meterage 200m per 100g
Tension 10cm/4in 19 stitches 27 rows 4mm needles
Please note The photograph shows either 4ply or DK Cambrian Mountains Wool wound onto a cone. All the cones are individually priced according to weight but have not been individually photographed.
