75/25% Superwash Merino/Nylon 4ply 100 g / 400m
A gentle blend of pastel lemon peach and blues - a reminder of summer days at the beach.
Perfect for: socks, cosy hats, mitts and statement accessories.
Fibre Content: 75/25% Superwash Merino/Nylon
Yarn Weight: 4ply/sock
Meterage: 400m per 100g
Due to the nature of hand dyeing, no two skeins are exactly alike. For larger projects, alternating skeins every few rows is recommended to ensure even colour distribution.
Colours may appear slightly different in person. Variations can occur due to:
Camera and lighting differences
Screen brightness and colour settings
Natural tonal shifts within hand‑dyed yarn
Wash gently in cool to lukewarm water with a mild wool wash
Superwash fibres tolerate movement better, but hand washing protects longevity
Optional: Use a delicate machine cycle inside a mesh laundry bag (cool water only)
Avoid hot water or sudden temperature changes
Press water out gently — do not wring
Lay flat to dry, shaping while damp
Keep away from direct heat sources
75/25% Superwash Merino/Nylon 4ply 100 g / 400m
A gentle blend of pastel lemon peach and blues - a reminder of summer days at the beach.
Perfect for: socks, cosy hats, mitts and statement accessories.
Fibre Content: 75/25% Superwash Merino/Nylon
Yarn Weight: 4ply/sock
Meterage: 400m per 100g
Due to the nature of hand dyeing, no two skeins are exactly alike. For larger projects, alternating skeins every few rows is recommended to ensure even colour distribution.
Colours may appear slightly different in person. Variations can occur due to:
Camera and lighting differences
Screen brightness and colour settings
Natural tonal shifts within hand‑dyed yarn
Wash gently in cool to lukewarm water with a mild wool wash
Superwash fibres tolerate movement better, but hand washing protects longevity
Optional: Use a delicate machine cycle inside a mesh laundry bag (cool water only)
Avoid hot water or sudden temperature changes
Press water out gently — do not wring
Lay flat to dry, shaping while damp
Keep away from direct heat sources