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Ember - Lahar
Ember - Lahar
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Ember has a semi-solid deep orange colour.
I am on a quest to rehabilitate and rebrand orange tones as moody, and I think I might be getting close!
Yarn details
- Base
- Lahar
- Yarn weight
- Sport
- Fibre content
- 100% Non Superwash Corriedale
- Finish
- Non-superwash
- Skein weight
- 100 g / 3.5 oz
- Running length
- 450 m / 492 yd
- Dyelot
- 41026LAAREMBER
About Lahar
Lahar is a non superwash corriedale woolen spun yarn. This means that, although the meterage of 450 meters suggests a light fingering weight, due to the method of spinning, the yarn actually behaves more like a sport weight yarn.
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When purchasing hand-dyed yarn, we recommend buying enough for your entire project.
Our yarn is handmade in small batches. While we follow precise recipes for repeatable colorways and carefully measure our materials, slight variations between skeins are inevitable. No two skeins will ever be identical, as is the nature of handcrafted products.
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