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Room For One More
Room For One More
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Each listing is for one skein of yarn in your desired base.
When skeins unravel in yarn-filled chambers, and strange and frightening needle clicks echo through the halls. Whenever crafting lights flicker where the yarn is deathly still that is the time when ghosts of creativity are present, making their crafts with ghoulish delight. You may have 999 skeins in your yarn stash, but there’s always room for one more…
Yarn Bases
Yarn Bases
Princess Sock - Fingering Weight (1), 85% Superwash Extrafine Merino 15% Nylon (19.5 Microns), 4 ply, 437 yds/100g
Charming Sock - Fingering Weight (1), 100% Fine Superwash Merino Wool, 437 yds/100g
Enchanted Sock - Fingering weight (1), 75% Fine Superwash Merino, 25% Nylon, 462 yds/100g
Single Rider - Fingering weight (1), 100% Superwash Merino (19.5 microns), single ply, 437 yds/100g
Fairytale Fingering - Fingering weight (1), 75% Superwash Ultrafine Merino (16.5 micron)/15% Mulberry Silk/10% Cashmere, 2 ply, 437 yds/100g
21 Royal Yak Silk - Fingering weight (1), 80% Extra fine Superwash Merino 19.5 mic. 10% Yak (grey) 10% Silk, 4 ply, 437 yds/100g
Marvelous Mohair - Lace (0), 72% brushed Superkid Mohair 28% Mulberry Silk Yarn, single ply, 459 yds/100g
Fantasy Sport - Sport Weight, 75% Fine Superwash Merino, 25% Nylon, 100g, 274 yds
Dreamy DK - DK Weight (3), 100% Fine Superwash Merino, 4-ply, 246 yds/100g
Destiny DK - DK Weight (3), 85% Superwash Extrafine Merino 15% Nylon Yarn (19.5 Microns), 4 ply, 246 yds/100g
Wonder Worsted - Aran (4), 100% Superwash Merino (19.5 microns), 3 ply, 182 yrds/100g
Important! Hand Dyed Yarn Info
Important! Hand Dyed Yarn Info
All dyed yarn washed prior to packaging and shipping. Due to the nature of hand-dyed yarn, there is a potential for variability to each skein. We recommend purchasing enough yarn for your planned project to avoid potential differences in batches/dye lots. Alternating skeins is recommended to reduce any potential color pooling. Yarn is washed after the dyeing process is complete, but there is a chance for bleeding upon initial blocking of your finished object, especially with saturated colors. We recommend using a color catcher for color work.
