Charcoal
100% Handspun Fine Peruvian Junin Wool naturally dyed
Peruvian Junin Wool is characterized by its softness, recommended for garments and babywear and pieces in direct contact to the skin.
“The Biggy” Thickness - Recommended Knitting Needle ( US 17-19 / 14 mm-15mm) // Length Per 100g (aprox. 20 m)
“The Medium” Thickness - Recommended Knitting Needle ( US 11-15 / 10 mm - 12 mm) // Length Per 100g (aprox. 50 m)
Photograph: Above (The Medium Thickness)
Handmade in Peru
Disclaimer: We make a great effort to make the images reflect the colors. All photographs are high resolution. However, consider that the reflection of light can affect the photograph and may be lighter or darker in reality. Likewise, we suggest when carrying out a project to buy all the necessary skeins so that they are from the same batch, since the nature of natural dyeing generates variations in tones, the same color can be lighter or darker in the following batches.
The color Charcoal is naturally dyed using organic tara. Only with constant friction such as with the thumb when using a crochet needle or the finger when using knitting needles, your fingers may have very light traces of gray. This is not an indicator of an improper dyeing or that the colors will bleed. Do not be alarmed, this is completely natural and it is non-toxic. Wash your hands with soap. In addition you can normally wash your knitted garments with other color garments and enjoy your pieces!
100% Handspun Fine Peruvian Junin Wool naturally dyed
Peruvian Junin Wool is characterized by its softness, recommended for garments and babywear and pieces in direct contact to the skin.
“The Biggy” Thickness - Recommended Knitting Needle ( US 17-19 / 14 mm-15mm) // Length Per 100g (aprox. 20 m)
“The Medium” Thickness - Recommended Knitting Needle ( US 11-15 / 10 mm - 12 mm) // Length Per 100g (aprox. 50 m)
Photograph: Above (The Medium Thickness)
Handmade in Peru
Disclaimer: We make a great effort to make the images reflect the colors. All photographs are high resolution. However, consider that the reflection of light can affect the photograph and may be lighter or darker in reality. Likewise, we suggest when carrying out a project to buy all the necessary skeins so that they are from the same batch, since the nature of natural dyeing generates variations in tones, the same color can be lighter or darker in the following batches.
The color Charcoal is naturally dyed using organic tara. Only with constant friction such as with the thumb when using a crochet needle or the finger when using knitting needles, your fingers may have very light traces of gray. This is not an indicator of an improper dyeing or that the colors will bleed. Do not be alarmed, this is completely natural and it is non-toxic. Wash your hands with soap. In addition you can normally wash your knitted garments with other color garments and enjoy your pieces!
100% Handspun Fine Peruvian Junin Wool naturally dyed
Peruvian Junin Wool is characterized by its softness, recommended for garments and babywear and pieces in direct contact to the skin.
“The Biggy” Thickness - Recommended Knitting Needle ( US 17-19 / 14 mm-15mm) // Length Per 100g (aprox. 20 m)
“The Medium” Thickness - Recommended Knitting Needle ( US 11-15 / 10 mm - 12 mm) // Length Per 100g (aprox. 50 m)
Photograph: Above (The Medium Thickness)
Handmade in Peru
Disclaimer: We make a great effort to make the images reflect the colors. All photographs are high resolution. However, consider that the reflection of light can affect the photograph and may be lighter or darker in reality. Likewise, we suggest when carrying out a project to buy all the necessary skeins so that they are from the same batch, since the nature of natural dyeing generates variations in tones, the same color can be lighter or darker in the following batches.
The color Charcoal is naturally dyed using organic tara. Only with constant friction such as with the thumb when using a crochet needle or the finger when using knitting needles, your fingers may have very light traces of gray. This is not an indicator of an improper dyeing or that the colors will bleed. Do not be alarmed, this is completely natural and it is non-toxic. Wash your hands with soap. In addition you can normally wash your knitted garments with other color garments and enjoy your pieces!