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Kit contains:
- One skein of pre-mordanted yarn
- Beginner-focused instructions
- Weld flowers to make bright yellow
- Option to modify the color to a sage green
- Free Matilija Mitt Knitwear Pattern & a link to a Pom Pom tutorial
- A Natural Dyer’s Equipment Guide
- A Natural Dyer’s Water Guide
Yarn: The most sustainable skein of yarn: Shaniko Wool is Responsible Wool Standard certified!
Dye material: Organically grown weld from Wool & Palette's own dye garden. Kit includes enough weld to dye (1) 100g skein a vibrant yellow.
Dye modifier: If you choose to use iron as a modifier (included in the kit), the color will transform from a vibrant yellow to chartreuse to mossy green.
Pattern: Free download of the adorable Matilija Mitt pattern. Lauren Rad of A Bee in the Bonnet has tailored this pattern to work specifically with this yarn, just for you!
Deluxe 5″ Interchangeable needle set includes 9 needle pairs & accessories:
- Tip sizes US 4-11 / 3.5-8 mm
- Fabric and vinyl case
- 4 cords to make 24″, 40″ & 2 of 32″ needles
- 1 set of size markers
- 8 end caps
- 4 cord keys
- 1 cord case
Deluxe Special 4″ Interchangeable needle set includes 7 needle pairs & accessories:
- Tip sizes US 4-10 / 3.5-6 mm
- Black jacquard fabric case
- 2 cords to make 16″ length needles
- 1 set of size markers
- 4 end caps
- 2 cord keys
Chunky Interchangeable needle set includes 3 needle pairs & accessories:
- Tip sizes US 13-17 / 9-12 mm
- Clear vinyl case
- 2 cords (to make 24″ & 32″)
- 4 end caps
- 2 cord keys
Lang Yarns' Cashmere Light Colors yarn is made from the same base as Cashmere Light. These Light colorways let the artist explore an enjoyable wisp of variegation. Tuning into the natural softness of cashmere, this yarn is not spun. Rather, the cashmere roving is knit loosely with a nylon core and constructed into a chainnette yarn.
Need some inspiration? Churchmouse Yarn's Cozy Handwarmers is a pattern written for using Lang Yarn's Cashmere!
Since 2018, Lang Yarns decided to only source their sheep fibers from mulesing-free productions. This controversial procedure is a solution to avoiding infestation from fly maggots (myiasis). Lang Yarns has a helpful resource on their website where a customer can trace their yarn and learn more about the origins of their specific fiber. The "Trace your Yarn" page allows for a deeper understanding of farms, fiber animals, and their shearing processes, all the way to the finished product!