Urth Yarns Spiral Grain Worsted

3 colorful plys twist together, mirroring the unusual spiral grain growth patterns found in trees. Gradual color changes with a visual depth in texture offer an engaging and delightful knitting experience. Whether you're knitting a cozy scarf, a vibrant shawl, or a statement sweater, the possibilities are endless with Spiral Grain's 20 skillfully curated colorways.

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Please make sure you order enough for your project as skeins within 1 dye lot vary slightly, and have the potential to vary more widely between dye lots. Due to the nature of hand-dyed yarns, every skein is unique.

See more gorgeous hand-dyed yarns and kits from Urth Yarns HERE.

Yarn details:

Weight: Light Worsted

Put up: Twisted Hank

Fiber content: 100% Extrafine Merino Wool

Unit weight: 50 grams

Yardage: 135yards / 123m

Recommended needle size: US 6-8 / 4-5mm

Gauge: 21-24 sts = 4 inches 

Care: Machine washable

PLEASE NOTE:

Our first response to your order would be to have it shipped directly from our warehouse. In the case that our stock levels are too low, your order of Urth Yarns Uneek Worsted will be drop-shipped from Urth Yarns in Florida, USA. Please allow up to 3-5 business days for your order to be processed and shipped out. We will contact you with any shipping and tracking information for your order.

If you have questions regarding the current stock of specific colorways please call/e-mail us at (509) 536-7746 or sales@paradisefibers.com.

About Urth Yarns:

When you choose Urth Yarns you are supporting a workforce of strong women who hand-dye their yarns in Mersin and Istanbul. Each Urth Yarns skein purchased plants a tree as part of the #knitoneplantone movement. Join us in helping Trees for the Future in 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."