⚽️ ♥️ Midlothian Heart - Hand Dyed Merino Yarn ⚽️ ♥️
Where every stitch beats like a Jambo heart
Some colour‑ways come from history, some from landscape — and some from the place that raised you.
Midlothian Heart is a luxury hand dyed merino yarn, inspired by unmistakable maroon and white of Hearts FC. Dyed in small batches in Scotland, each skein captures subtle colour variation, making every project beautifully unique.
This superwash merino yarn is exceptionally soft, with excellent stitch definition, making it ideal for both textured and smooth knitting patterns. Whether you’re creating cosy jumpers, shawls, hats, or scarves, Midlothian Heart offers warmth, comfort, and durability for everyday wear.
Because this yarn is hand dyed, no two skeins are exactly alike. For larger projects, we recommend alternating skeins to ensure even colour distribution.
Why You’ll Love This Yarn:
Hand dyed in small batches in Scotland
Soft, breathable 100% merino wool
Beautiful tonal colour variation
Ideal for garments, accessories, and gifts
Ethically produced with care and attention
Care Instructions:
Wash gently in cool to lukewarm water using a mild wool wash.
Superwash fibres can handle movement better than non‑superwash, but a gentle hand wash still protects the yarn’s longevity.
If you prefer, you may use a delicate machine cycle inside a mesh laundry bag — cool water only.
Avoid hot water or sudden temperature changes to prevent stretching.
Squeeze water out carefully; never wring.
Lay flat to dry on a towel, shaping the fabric while damp.
Keep away from direct heat sources like radiators or strong sunlight.
For garments, fold rather than hang to maintain shape.
Packaging:
Packed in recyclable Eco‑Craft tissue and boxes
Plastic‑free, compostable, and designed for a beautiful unboxing
Each skein arrives with a thoughtfully designed story card, offering insight into the heritage and inspiration woven into the colour-way.
Bundles come with carefully curated extras that reflect the spirit and storytelling at the heart of Thistle Yarns.
⚽️ ♥️ Midlothian Heart - Hand Dyed Merino Yarn ⚽️ ♥️
Where every stitch beats like a Jambo heart
Some colour‑ways come from history, some from landscape — and some from the place that raised you.
Midlothian Heart is a luxury hand dyed merino yarn, inspired by unmistakable maroon and white of Hearts FC. Dyed in small batches in Scotland, each skein captures subtle colour variation, making every project beautifully unique.
This superwash merino yarn is exceptionally soft, with excellent stitch definition, making it ideal for both textured and smooth knitting patterns. Whether you’re creating cosy jumpers, shawls, hats, or scarves, Midlothian Heart offers warmth, comfort, and durability for everyday wear.
Because this yarn is hand dyed, no two skeins are exactly alike. For larger projects, we recommend alternating skeins to ensure even colour distribution.
Why You’ll Love This Yarn:
Hand dyed in small batches in Scotland
Soft, breathable 100% merino wool
Beautiful tonal colour variation
Ideal for garments, accessories, and gifts
Ethically produced with care and attention
Care Instructions:
Wash gently in cool to lukewarm water using a mild wool wash.
Superwash fibres can handle movement better than non‑superwash, but a gentle hand wash still protects the yarn’s longevity.
If you prefer, you may use a delicate machine cycle inside a mesh laundry bag — cool water only.
Avoid hot water or sudden temperature changes to prevent stretching.
Squeeze water out carefully; never wring.
Lay flat to dry on a towel, shaping the fabric while damp.
Keep away from direct heat sources like radiators or strong sunlight.
For garments, fold rather than hang to maintain shape.
Packaging:
Packed in recyclable Eco‑Craft tissue and boxes
Plastic‑free, compostable, and designed for a beautiful unboxing
Each skein arrives with a thoughtfully designed story card, offering insight into the heritage and inspiration woven into the colour-way.
Bundles come with carefully curated extras that reflect the spirit and storytelling at the heart of Thistle Yarns.
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