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Gnomestick - Singularity

Gnomestick - Singularity

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If you like retro science fiction, you need to watch Turbo Kid. One of the weapons wielded in this movie is a gnome, taped to a stick. Aka, a Gnomestick (we all need one of these I think). This colorway is based on the character Apple in the movie, who wears bright colors and has a sunny outlook on the post apocalyptic life.

This one of our 'half dunk' colorways. Which means that the 2 ends of the skein have a distinctly different color, with the colors meeting up in the middle. This yarn will pool / flash depending on how this colorway is knitted up. For sock knitters: you will probably get a spiral or staggered lines out of this yarn.

Dye Technique(s) Used:
  • Half-Dunk
  • Planned Pooling
  • Speckles
About This Yarn Base:

Fiber contents: 100% extra fine superwash merino
Weight per skein: 100 grams / 3,5 oz
Running Length: 366 meters / 400 yards
Yarn Type: Fingering Weight
Threads: 1-ply spun (unplied / single ply)

Singularity is a single-ply superwash 100% merino yarn with a subtle halo. Soft and luscious to the touch and definitely made for wearing. Works beautifully in shawls and garments.

We advise against using this base for socks! Single-ply yarn is not sturdy enough to be worn on high-impact areas like feet.

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION WHEN PURCHASING HAND DYED YARN!

When purchasing hand dyed yarns, we recommend you purchase a sufficient amount of yarn for your project.

We sell handmade products that get produced in small batches. We always use the same recipes for repeatable colorways and work very precise measuring our materials. However, it's impossible to guarantee two skeins will ever look the same. With hand made products there is always some variation on the end product.

If you want a uniform result with the end product you are making, with knitting, crochet and weaving, alternate skeins once rows. If using fiber, you can mix and match some of the fibers as you go when spinning or felting.

When dyeing yarn we fully exhaust all pigments before going to the rinsing step. Despite the care we put into the rinsing process, mild bleeding is common in hand dyed yarn and if you have a skein with a bright or dark color, or it contains speckles, play it safe by rinsing the skein in cold water and some wool wash and let it dry before casting on.

If you want more information on how to care for hand dyed yarn, please follow this link.

This listing is for one (1) skein of yarn unless specifically mentioned otherwise. Photos of multiple skeins shows a comparison between yarn bases and/or skeins. Colorways may slightly vary depending on the screen due to your display settings.