Fingering

Gilitrutt is spun from fleeces that Hélène personally hand-selects and grades one by one after the first shearing of the Icelandic lambs. The carefully crafted result is an Icelandic lambswool yarn of unparalleled softness and fineness.

Gilitrutt’s two plies give it strength while maintaining a surprisingly soft hand and beautiful halo. Despite its fineness, it has all of the lightness and warmth expected from Icelandic wool yarns. This versatile yarn can be knitted with a variety of needle sizes and makes deliciously light sweaters as well as scarfs and mittens and is even suited for baby garments.

Knitting for Olive Merino is available in a stunning range of shades that pop and soothe, so you can choose classic combinations or out-of-the box pairings. Whatever your style, let your imagination run wild, one delightful stitch at a time. 

Not only does Knitting for Olive Merino Yarn deliver on comfort, but it's also durable and breathable, ensuring your hand made heirlooms will last through many cozy seasons.

Plus, it's ethically sourced, so you can feel good about what you're using. The merino wool in Knitting for Olive yarns is independently certified to the Responsible Wool Standard (RWS).

This yarn is produced in Italy with high respect for animal wellbeing, and with social responsibility. Additionally, the spinning mills that produce this raw fiber into such lovely knitting and crochet yarns follow ethical, technical and environmental standards, creating yarns free from harmful chemicals.

The wool in Cotton Merino is certified by RWS – the Responsible Wool Standard – ensuring that animals, farmers, and the environment are treated with care. This certification comes with a lengthy list of requirements, including protecting the Five Freedoms of animal welfare: freedom from hunger and thirst, freedom from discomfort, freedom from pain, injury and disease, freedom to express normal behavior and freedom from fear and distress. RWS certification also ensure that healthy soil, biodiversity, and social welfare for farmers and workers are prioritized. 

Owner and primary dyer, Jean, doesn't hold back on playing around with colors. Her unique colorways range from tonal neons, earthy variegated, and thrilling speckles! And in a nod to the rockers of the 80s and 90s, they are named after her favorite songs. It's a Gen X trip down Memory Lane!

Juni + Si, pronounced Ju-Knee and Sigh, is named after the owner's grandchildren Juniper and Silas. Dyed out of Snoqualmie, Washington, Jean wants to acknowledge and honor the native people who have heavily contributed to the art of dyeing. 

As with all hand-dyed yarns, Juni + Si are dyed in small lots. Color, tonality and speckle amounts may vary from skein to skein, lot to lot, and monitor to monitor.

This non-superwash, fingering-weight lambswool yarn is ideal for hats, scarves, shawls, cowls, sweaters, and gloves or mittens in any style. Create unique and cozy pieces with Darnie!

Shetland Spindrift's ample palette of softly heathered and solid colors is perfect for intricate colorwork and lacework, as well as weaving. Its durability makes it perfect for long-wearing projects. It's softness means it will be adored by whoever is lucky enough to wear your creations.

Bourette silk is cruelty free! Silk yarn is made with the silk threads that come from silk worm cocoons. An intact silk worm cocoon is made of one single very long thread. In conventional silk production the cocoons are boiled, leaving the silk worms to die. Bourette silk, on the other hand, is made from the silk threads of naturally vacated cocoons – ones from which the silk worms have completed their natural metamorphosis into moths. During this incredible process, the cocoon breaks apart leaving the silk thread in pieces. These short silk fibers are painstakingly collected and spun into yarn. Creating bourette silk is a very time consuming process resulting in a more rustic, but no less luxurious strand of yarn. 

The fiber for Ghost Town Fingering comes from Shaniko Wool Co. Merino/Rambouillet cross sheep. These sheep are raised by family-owned ranches in the Great Basin region of the American West.

Led by champion of the American wool industry, Jeanne Carver, Shaniko Wool Co. is a truly sustainable wool. In 2018, Jeanne and Dan Carver's family ranch – Imperial Stock Ranch located near Shaniko, Oregon – became the first ranch in the world to be RWS certified. RWS-certification ensures that the people, land, and animals associated with production of this yarn and fiber are all treated fairly and ethically.

Shaniko Wool Co. is building on the Carver family's commitment to regenerative farming practices which promote healthy ecosystems and preserve biodiversity for current generations, and those to come. Now a farm group of 10 ranches over 4 states, Shaniko Wool Co. is also NATIVA Regen certified - the first third-party certified, regenerative wool program in the U.S. With a double NATIVA + RWS certification, Shaniko Wool Co. fiber is 100% transparent and traceable from sheep to skein, raising the bar for sustainable wool sourcing in the United States. 

Fuwa Fuwa is named from the fluffy soufflé pancakes from Japan. This is the floofy, soft yarn of everyone's fiber dreams! Moondrake Fuwa Fuwa is constructed from 70% brushed cashmere on a superwash merino core, resulting in 100% luxury! With 315 yards per 50g skein, Fuwa Fuwa works up beautifully in heavy lace or light fingering weight projects. But it will also ends itself nicely to larger gauge projects as well thanks to all that "fuwa-fy" bloom.

Your sock game will be forever changed for the better after using Malabrigo Ultimate Sock! Made with care by a family-owned yarn company in Uruguay and Peru, Malabrigo yarns come in a range of over 400 gorgeous colors inspired by nature and everyday life. Ultimate sock is made with a hardy nylon and superwash merino wool blend. Perfect for not only socks, but all accessories and garments from head to toe!