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Loft is a 2-ply fingering weight yarn, woolen spun from Targhee-Columbia wool. The distinctive spinning process and light twist of the two plies gives Loft a unique bounce and airiness. Ideal for lightweight garments and accessories, ethereal lace patterns, and nuanced colorwork. Like its worsted weight sibling, Shelter, Loft is fleece-dyed and blended in beautiful heathered colors.
For your convenience, we offer a courtesy skein winding service. Simply choose this option from the drop down menu before adding to your cart. However, kindly note that the wound skeins cannot be returned or exchanged.
Loft is a 2-ply fingering weight yarn, woolen spun from Targhee-Columbia wool. The distinctive spinning process and light twist of the two plies gives Loft a unique bounce and airiness. Ideal for lightweight garments and accessories, ethereal lace patterns, and nuanced colorwork. Like its worsted weight sibling, Shelter, Loft is fleece-dyed and blended in beautiful heathered colors.
For your convenience, we offer a courtesy skein winding service. Simply choose this option from the drop down menu before adding to your cart. However, kindly note that the wound skeins cannot be returned or exchanged.
| Brand | Brooklyn Tweed |
|---|---|
| Composition | 100% Targhee-Columbia wool |
| Yarn weight | Fingering |
| Weight | 50 grams |
| Approx. length | 251 m ( 275 yds ) |
| Needle size | US 0 (2,00 mm), US 4 (3,50 mm) |
| Gauge | 24 sts / 32 rows |
| Origin | Developed, sourced, processed, spun and dyed 100% in the USA |
| Fils spécifiques | Non Superwash yarn |
TARGHEE-COLUMBIA WOOL CHARACTERISTICS
The Targhee-Columbia breed combines the softness and elasticity of finewool Targhee with the robust substance and warmth of mediumwool Columbia. This versatile mingling of wearability and durability makes Targhee-Columbia suitable for next-to-skin wear, outerwear, or heirloom pieces for the home. We source this breed for Shelter, Loft, and Quarry; the woolen construction of these yarns further enhance the fleece’s lofty and warmth-trapping characteristics.
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