Re-Tweed Yarn
SKU: 253-098AL
Re-Tweed is a rustic-look tweed yarn that comes in an array of muted natural colors. The nubby texture created by the tweed flecks will add depth to even the most basic stitches and patterns, or show off the tweed in cables or traditional gansey patterns.
Customer Reviews
Love it!!!! Wish there more colors
I never used this yarn before and I wasn't disappointed with it I liked it...I used it for his face and the rest was the 24/7 cotton which I also liked
I ordered it in wheat excited for a creamy colored yarn with rainbow-y tweed specks for pride month. What I got was just a slightly softer version of undyed fisherman's wool. A complete waste of money. I even had to spend more money to find a yarn to hold double with it to make it worth my time.
Do NOT buy the wheat color it's false advertising and it makes me really suspicious of the other colors too tbh. The fiber itself is perfectly fine but lbr we buy yarn in specific colors for a reason. No one wants plain cream yarn when they expected rainbow-y tweed. It's barely even any kind of tweed.
If you're looking for a plain cream yarn it'd be nice I suppose. But that's not what they say this colorway is, do they?
Hello Alice - our apologeis for the discrepancy between the stock photo for Hay and the yarn that you receieved! A cream base with neutral brown/beige/grey speckles was the original version of this color, but the photo was updated to reflect the cream/colorful speckle version we received in a large restock. We'll haev our yarn and web team coordinate to upload a more accurate photo.
This was my first experience working with Re-tweed and I hope I have the chance to buy more (there are only 2 colors left available at this point). Anyway, it was a delight to work with and produced a beautiful sweater, the Quinn Pullover. I get so many compliments on both! Keep this product is your permanent stable please!
I'm making the Big Bend National Park hat from Nancy Bates' book, "Knitting the National Parks" This yarn was the perfect color and texture for the ribbing, which represents sandy dessert floor, and it knitted up soft and even. I knitted a swatch with all the yarns I was using, and it washed well and "played well with others".
I used your referee yarn to make an afghan for a dear friend. I had some of the original colors you once carried. I really liked the tweed effect. It made a beautiful blanket.
Customer Reviews
Love it!!!! Wish there more colors
I never used this yarn before and I wasn't disappointed with it I liked it...I used it for his face and the rest was the 24/7 cotton which I also liked
I ordered it in wheat excited for a creamy colored yarn with rainbow-y tweed specks for pride month. What I got was just a slightly softer version of undyed fisherman's wool. A complete waste of money. I even had to spend more money to find a yarn to hold double with it to make it worth my time.
Do NOT buy the wheat color it's false advertising and it makes me really suspicious of the other colors too tbh. The fiber itself is perfectly fine but lbr we buy yarn in specific colors for a reason. No one wants plain cream yarn when they expected rainbow-y tweed. It's barely even any kind of tweed.
If you're looking for a plain cream yarn it'd be nice I suppose. But that's not what they say this colorway is, do they?
Hello Alice - our apologeis for the discrepancy between the stock photo for Hay and the yarn that you receieved! A cream base with neutral brown/beige/grey speckles was the original version of this color, but the photo was updated to reflect the cream/colorful speckle version we received in a large restock. We'll haev our yarn and web team coordinate to upload a more accurate photo.
This was my first experience working with Re-tweed and I hope I have the chance to buy more (there are only 2 colors left available at this point). Anyway, it was a delight to work with and produced a beautiful sweater, the Quinn Pullover. I get so many compliments on both! Keep this product is your permanent stable please!
I'm making the Big Bend National Park hat from Nancy Bates' book, "Knitting the National Parks" This yarn was the perfect color and texture for the ribbing, which represents sandy dessert floor, and it knitted up soft and even. I knitted a swatch with all the yarns I was using, and it washed well and "played well with others".
I used your referee yarn to make an afghan for a dear friend. I had some of the original colors you once carried. I really liked the tweed effect. It made a beautiful blanket.