*please note this yarn has been dyed with indigo and may crock off on hands, needles or other items that rub on the yarn over and over*- this will come off with soap and water. It is not considered a fault.
The Galway sheep is Ireland’s native sheep breed, which was on the endangered list in the 1980’s. The Galway Wool Co-op was started to protect and promote the breed, and this yarn is in collaboration with the Co-op. Please note this is not next to skin soft, but would be great for outer garments like sweaters and cardigans as it is strong and rugged. This wool was used originally for traditional Aran patterns for fishermen, but would also be great for cushion covers, blankets etc
Description: Dry and crisp. Perfect for cables, texture and colourwork.
Naturally Dyed in Northern Ireland
Fibre Mix: 100% Galway wool
Fibre Origin: Ireland
Spun in: Donegal, Ireland
Weight: Sportweight
Approx 100g/300m
*please note this yarn has been dyed with indigo and may crock off on hands, needles or other items that rub on the yarn over and over*- this will come off with soap and water. It is not considered a fault.
The Galway sheep is Ireland’s native sheep breed, which was on the endangered list in the 1980’s. The Galway Wool Co-op was started to protect and promote the breed, and this yarn is in collaboration with the Co-op. Please note this is not next to skin soft, but would be great for outer garments like sweaters and cardigans as it is strong and rugged. This wool was used originally for traditional Aran patterns for fishermen, but would also be great for cushion covers, blankets etc
Description: Dry and crisp. Perfect for cables, texture and colourwork.
Naturally Dyed in Northern Ireland
Fibre Mix: 100% Galway wool
Fibre Origin: Ireland
Spun in: Donegal, Ireland
Weight: Sportweight
Approx 100g/300m
