Hand-Dyed 4ply / Fingering Polwarth Yarns
A various collection of our hand-dyed 4ply / Fingering Polwarth yarn in a range of colours and weights.
One of a kind dye lots +/- 100grams.
Soft (21-24micron). Non-superwash. Feltable. Perfect for jumpers, sweaters, hats, beanies, shawls.
Being hand-dyed these are often once off colours or colour blends. Often the way the colours take or don’t fully take to the yarn enriches the look of the finished knitted product.
(Colour of yarn may vary slightly to the online image)
4ply / Fingering
100gm - 384m
100% Polwarth wool grown at Tarndwarncoort and with nearby farms.
Yarn manufactured in Geelong and Napier (NZ). Dyed and prepared by the Tarndie flock at Tarndwarncoort using acid dyes.
A various collection of our hand-dyed 4ply / Fingering Polwarth yarn in a range of colours and weights.
One of a kind dye lots +/- 100grams.
Soft (21-24micron). Non-superwash. Feltable. Perfect for jumpers, sweaters, hats, beanies, shawls.
Being hand-dyed these are often once off colours or colour blends. Often the way the colours take or don’t fully take to the yarn enriches the look of the finished knitted product.
(Colour of yarn may vary slightly to the online image)
4ply / Fingering
100gm - 384m
100% Polwarth wool grown at Tarndwarncoort and with nearby farms.
Yarn manufactured in Geelong and Napier (NZ). Dyed and prepared by the Tarndie flock at Tarndwarncoort using acid dyes.
A various collection of our hand-dyed 4ply / Fingering Polwarth yarn in a range of colours and weights.
One of a kind dye lots +/- 100grams.
Soft (21-24micron). Non-superwash. Feltable. Perfect for jumpers, sweaters, hats, beanies, shawls.
Being hand-dyed these are often once off colours or colour blends. Often the way the colours take or don’t fully take to the yarn enriches the look of the finished knitted product.
(Colour of yarn may vary slightly to the online image)
4ply / Fingering
100gm - 384m
100% Polwarth wool grown at Tarndwarncoort and with nearby farms.
Yarn manufactured in Geelong and Napier (NZ). Dyed and prepared by the Tarndie flock at Tarndwarncoort using acid dyes.
