Fishermen's Wool® Ready To Dye Hank

Fishermen's Wool® Ready To Dye Hank

SKU: 106-098AZ

$6.99
Our classic Fishermen's Wool® is made of undyed pure virgin wool with natural lanolin oil. Soft, warm, and naturally water resistant, it's ideal for ski-wear and fisherman sweaters, hats, scarves, and more. Fishermen's Wool® also felts beautifully for dense slippers, strong bags, and textural home decor projects. Plus its generous size and natural shades make it perfect for dyeing!
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Yarn Weight
4 Medium / Worsted
Crochet Gauge (4in x 4in)
16 sc x 16 r on H-8 (5 mm)
Knit Gauge (4in x 4in)
16 sts x 22 r on #9 (5.5 mm)
Length (yd)
205
Length (m)
187
Weight (oz)
3.5
Weight (g)
100
Fiber
Wool
Fiber Detail
100% Pure Virgin Wool
Care Detail
Hand Wash, Lay Flat to Dry

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Anonymous
Good yarn for dyeing

I got this yarn for making a wool cloak, and I wanted yarn that I could dye. This has been amazing so far, and has held dye made from avacado pits and skins. I plan to dye it again with black walnuts to make it darker, so I am excited to what happens! The yarn is a little itchy, and I was expecting that as it is wool.

I usually buy form another sign as shipping is cheaper, but there was an amazing sale so I took the opportunity to refill my stock. Pictures of the not-yet-completed cloak

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Linda Legore
Beautiful wool!

I've had 8 hanks that I keep admiring daily. Wondering what should I do with these. I had almost decided I was going to make something, like a vest or?? Until I found out a sweet friend's favorite color is green. So today I dyed 4 hanks green. I'll finish the others this weekend. When they are all ready I'm going to make a vest for her. She lives in Indiana, so that should be nice for her.

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Anonymous
Good yarn for dyeing

I got this yarn for making a wool cloak, and I wanted yarn that I could dye. This has been amazing so far, and has held dye made from avacado pits and skins. I plan to dye it again with black walnuts to make it darker, so I am excited to what happens! The yarn is a little itchy, and I was expecting that as it is wool.

I usually buy form another sign as shipping is cheaper, but there was an amazing sale so I took the opportunity to refill my stock. Pictures of the not-yet-completed cloak

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Linda Legore
Beautiful wool!

I've had 8 hanks that I keep admiring daily. Wondering what should I do with these. I had almost decided I was going to make something, like a vest or?? Until I found out a sweet friend's favorite color is green. So today I dyed 4 hanks green. I'll finish the others this weekend. When they are all ready I'm going to make a vest for her. She lives in Indiana, so that should be nice for her.