Flowers and Leaves Sweater Bundle *SOLD OUT*

This bundle includes 13 x 100gram skeins of yarn:

6 x Yama Merino Linen Worsted skeins in a dark brown variegated colourway named "Dancing the Cocoa B1" which is similar to my "Spice Hunter". This can be the main colour for a colourwork sweater.

7 x Yama Merino Linen Sock for colourwork in a fade of red to pink, a soft goldish brown and variegated greens.

These colours are perfect for knitting designs featuring flowers and leaves! Hold the sock weight yarn double to get a worsted weight, and change out one strand at a time to create a painterly effect!

NOTE: If you intend to knit a Harvest Flower sweater with this bundle, please make sure to check the pattern requirements and keep in mind that there are rows of carrying 3 colours (which will be 5 strings of yarn when holding the CC's double).

Yama Merino Linen Worsted yarn details:

Weight : Worsted/Light Aran
Composition : 90% Superwash Merino 10% Linen
South African Merino wool is mulesing free
Texture : 2ply
Skein Weight : 100-110gram
Meterage/Yardage : 180m/196y per 100gram

Yama Merino Linen Sock yarn details:

Weight : Fingering (sock)
Composition : 60% Superwash Merino 40% Mohair Blend
South African Merino wool is mulesing free
Texture : 2 ply
Skein Weight : 100 - 110gram
Meterage/Yardage : 350m/383y per 100gram

Every collection is unique and most colourways will not repeat the same ~ please make sure to purchase enough yarn to complete your project. I recommend alternating skeins when working on larger pieces of fabric. Each skein is unique therefore the skeins you receive may not be the identical skeins form the photograph.

Care Instructions: Garments can be machine washed on a gentle cycle however I recommend hand washing in cool water. Soak in a wool wash and rinse in clean water with a drop of essential oil. Roll in a towel to get the water out and dry flat.

Note that darker colourways can give off some residual dye on the hands while knitting, even though the wash and rinse water ran clear. This is called “crocking”, read about it on the “Care Instructions” page under Info in the main menu.