A light golden yellow with washes of cream and speckles of purple, bronze, gold, and mauve.
Fluff Mohair/Silk
Laceweight
Single Ply
72% Mohair / 28% Silk
459 yards / 419 meters
50 grams
Hearty Sock
Fingering Weight
4 Ply
75% SW Merino Wool / 25% Nylon
463 yards / 423 meters
100 grams
Twisty Sock
Fingering Weight
4 Ply - High Twist
85% SW Extrafine Merino Wool / 15% Nylon
437 yards / 400 meters
100 grams
Cloud MCN Sock
Fingering Weight
4 Ply
80% SW Merino Wool / 10% Cashmere / 10% Nylon
435 yards / 397 meters
100 grams
Soft Single
Light Fingering Weight
Single Ply
100% SW Merino Wool
400 yards / 365 meters
100 grams
Cushy Merino
Fingering Weight
3 Ply
100% SW Merino Wool
490 yards / 448 meters
100 grams
Sporty Merino
Sport Weight
3 Ply
100% SW Merino Wool
328 yards / 299 meters
100 grams
Bouncy DK
DK Weight
4 Ply
100% SW Merino Wool
231 yards / 211 meters
100 grams
Cozy Worsted
Worsted Weight
4 Ply
100% SW Merino Wool
218 yards / 199 meters
100 grams
Plush Bulky
Bulky Weight
3 Ply
100% SW Merino Wool
106 yards / 97 meters
100 grams
Every skein is dyed with professional acid dyes and with a lot of love and care! I use a variety of techniques to get unique colorways. One of the beauties of hand-dyed yarn is that each skein will be slightly unique - some may have more speckles, some a little more concentration of a color. While I do use specially crafted formulas to keep colorways as consistent as possible, no two skeins will be exactly the same. I recommend that you alternate skeins every couple of rows when using more than one skein of the same colorway. If you order multiple skeins, I will do my best to match them as best I can.
Please note that while I always try my best capture the colors correctly when photographing, with different monitors colors can vary greatly in appearance. I am the sole owner and dyer at Speckled Finch Studios and only dye in small batches.
Recommended care: hand wash in cool water and lay flat to dry.
**Regarding Gauge: Please note that gauge varies depending on the knitter, needle size and project. Please make sure to do a gauge swatch when knitting a pattern. Additional gauge and suggested needle info can be found at the Craft Yarn Council here.