Description

Harvest these earth-toned worsted weight morsels for yourknit, crochet, or weaving projectsto give them whispersof vibrant shades produced from roots, fruits, and nuts found in nature. The soft and sturdyconstruction provides a trustworthy yarn for sweaters, hats, gloves, blankets, and more. You’ll love the stitch definitionthis natural yarn provides when knitting.Each skein is225 yards of machine washable extra-fine merino wool.

Pair a HarvestWorsted solid with one ofUrth Yarns Uneek Worstedvariegated yarns for a fun, eye-popping colorwork shawl or wrap, and you will be turning heads with the contrast you will achieve! Take a peek at some of our most popular kits, the Oaken Shawl and Blanket Kit uses 3-4 squishy skeins, or cast on the super cozyRye Sock Kit, worsted weight yarn makes delightfully warm socks and the heavier than normal sock weight is perfect for learning how to knit socks!

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Due to the nature of hand dyeing with natural dyes, no two batches of yarn are alike, so please make sure youorder enough for your project.

See theFingering version of this yarnHERE.

See moregorgeous hand-dyed yarns and kits from Urth YarnsHERE.

Product details:

Weight:Worsted/ 4

Put up: Twisted Hank

Fiber Content: 100%Extrafine Merino Wool

Unit weight: 3.5 oz / 100 g

Yardage:225 yds /205 m

Recommended needle size: US6-8 or4-5mm

Gauge:5 stitches per inch

Recommended hook size:G-Hor4.25-5mm

Care:Machine Washable

About Urth Yarns:

When you choose Urth Yarns you are supporting a workforce of strong women who hand-dye their yarns inMersin and Istanbul. EachUrth Yarns skein purchasedplants a tree as part of the#knitoneplantonemovement. Join us in helpingTrees for the Futurein their mission to provide families with tools and knowledge to plant trees in Africa.

“Planting trees provides families with more than just food. It provides income, empowerment, unity, leadership, education and even saves lives. When we can teach people to value themselves and their environment, they see amazing improvements in their standard of living.”