West Yorkshire Spinners Morris Dk
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Brand Name West Yorkshire Spinners
Yarn Name Morris
Yarn Weight Dk
Ball Weight 50g
Length 112 metres 122 yrds
Composition 50% Bluefaced Leicester, 25% Masham, 25% Bluefaced Kerry Hill
Needle Size 4mm
Tension 22 stitches x 28 rows
Washing Instructions wash at 30 on a wool wash, dry flat do not tumble dry.
[Description][ West Yorkshire Spinners Morris Dk - West Yorkshire Spinners' collaborative yarn is made using three quality British fleeces: lustrous and luxurious Bluefaced Leicester, soft and durable Bluefaced Kerry Hill and the rustic and charming Masham.
The colour palette has been carefully curated, capturing the iconic hues of the Victorian era.
William Morris was an artist, craftsman, poet, scholar, revolutionary thinker and socialist. Today, he may be best known for his wallpaper and textile patterns, but his work transformed Victorian England's view on craftsmanship, design and fashion.
The William Morris Society, established in 1955, is a charity and cultural institution dedicated to safeguarding and preserving the heritage of William Morris.
West Yorkshire Spinners have worked closely with the William Morris Society to produce a yarn deserving of this unique heritage. Our skilled craftspeople have a long-standing loe and knowledge of British wool, understanding the unique breeds and how to blend fibres to produce the finest yarns. ]
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West Yorkshire Spinners Morris Dk
Specification
Brand Name West Yorkshire Spinners
Yarn Name Morris
Yarn Weight Dk
Ball Weight 50g
Length 112 metres 122 yrds
Composition 50% Bluefaced Leicester, 25% Masham, 25% Bluefaced Kerry Hill
Needle Size 4mm
Tension 22 stitches x 28 rows
Washing Instructions wash at 30 on a wool wash, dry flat do not tumble dry.
[Description][ West Yorkshire Spinners Morris Dk - West Yorkshire Spinners' collaborative yarn is made using three quality British fleeces: lustrous and luxurious Bluefaced Leicester, soft and durable Bluefaced Kerry Hill and the rustic and charming Masham.
The colour palette has been carefully curated, capturing the iconic hues of the Victorian era.
William Morris was an artist, craftsman, poet, scholar, revolutionary thinker and socialist. Today, he may be best known for his wallpaper and textile patterns, but his work transformed Victorian England's view on craftsmanship, design and fashion.
The William Morris Society, established in 1955, is a charity and cultural institution dedicated to safeguarding and preserving the heritage of William Morris.
West Yorkshire Spinners have worked closely with the William Morris Society to produce a yarn deserving of this unique heritage. Our skilled craftspeople have a long-standing loe and knowledge of British wool, understanding the unique breeds and how to blend fibres to produce the finest yarns. ]
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Brand Name West Yorkshire Spinners
Yarn Name Morris
Yarn Weight Dk
Ball Weight 50g
Length 112 metres 122 yrds
Composition 50% Bluefaced Leicester, 25% Masham, 25% Bluefaced Kerry Hill
Needle Size 4mm
Tension 22 stitches x 28 rows
Washing Instructions wash at 30 on a wool wash, dry flat do not tumble dry.
[Description][ West Yorkshire Spinners Morris Dk - West Yorkshire Spinners' collaborative yarn is made using three quality British fleeces: lustrous and luxurious Bluefaced Leicester, soft and durable Bluefaced Kerry Hill and the rustic and charming Masham.
The colour palette has been carefully curated, capturing the iconic hues of the Victorian era.
William Morris was an artist, craftsman, poet, scholar, revolutionary thinker and socialist. Today, he may be best known for his wallpaper and textile patterns, but his work transformed Victorian England's view on craftsmanship, design and fashion.
The William Morris Society, established in 1955, is a charity and cultural institution dedicated to safeguarding and preserving the heritage of William Morris.
West Yorkshire Spinners have worked closely with the William Morris Society to produce a yarn deserving of this unique heritage. Our skilled craftspeople have a long-standing loe and knowledge of British wool, understanding the unique breeds and how to blend fibres to produce the finest yarns. ]
