Knitting Our National Parks - Barker Wool - Sockeye organizers

Knitting Our National Parks - Barker Wool - Sockeye organizersDawn of Barker Wool was inspired by an image of sockeye salmon swimming by Brooks Falls in Alaska's Katmai National Park & Preserve. Sockeye is a Planned Pooling colorway that will be dyed on 100% Superwash British Bluefaced Leicester wool with 437 yards. It can be used for one of Dawn's many Assigned Pooling patterns, including shawls and sweaters. The skeins are pictured with the Roam shawl. Your stashing benefits a good cause: 10% of all sales will

though we always recommend knitting a gauge swatch before starting a project

The full skein has 380 yards while the 50g mini skeins have 190 yards

How it works: Just Soak and squeeze

2022[/preorder_ship_date][#soldout_message]Sorry to disappoint that the needle binder and pages are currently unavailable to order

Pins will be made with dark nickel and will be  approximately 1

It is an excellent yarn for sweaters

photo by National Park Service (this yarn is in the ninth sample photo)

a luxurious blend of 45% baby alpaca

You'll unwrap an item each day in December

Traveling Yarn - Sedona

Use it to knit Jimi's Pomme D'Amour Cowl

accompanied by descriptions about the place that served as its inspiration and exploring the issues of climate change