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Tones Light - Color: Goldfinch/Undertone | 100% American Columbia Wool

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Original price $16.75
Original price $16.75 - Original price $16.75
Original price $16.75
Current price $13.00
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Current price $13.00

Tones Light is the fingering weight counterpart to Brooklyn Tweed's worsted Tones yarn. Made from woolen-spun, fleece-dyed American Columbia wool, this versatile 2-ply yarn comes in both light and dark shades, which are overdye to create beautifully coordinated "tone pairs." Soft, durable, and perfect for lightweight garments, accessories, lace, and colorwork projects.

Yardage: 225 yards (206 meters) per 50 gram/skein
Weight: Fingering
Needles: US 0 - 4 or 2 - 3.5mm  /   Hook size 2.25mm (B) - 4mm (G)
Gauge: 24.0 to 32.0 sts = 4 inch/ 10cm

Material:
2-ply woolen spun construction
24 micron Columbia wool from Wyoming
Wool scoured at Bollman Industries, San Angelo, TX
Stock dyed at Bollman Hat Company, Adamstown, PA
Spun at Crescent Woolen Mills Co., Two Rivers, WI
Skein dyed at Caledonian Dye Works, Philadelphia, PA
Finished at Clemson Winding, Philadelphia, PA
100% developed, sourced, processed, spun and dyed in the USA.

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Fiber Characteristics
Columbia sheep raised in Wyoming provide the wool for Tones Light. One of the first sheep breeds developed in the United States, this large, friendly medium wool breed began in 1912 in Laramie, Wyoming, as a cross between longwool Lincoln rams and finewool Rambouillet ewes. They produce thick white fleeces with robust substance, wonderful for warm and durable sweaters, accessories, and blankets.

Learn more about the woolen-spun process and get tips for working with woolen-spun yarns.

Dye Process
We begin with natural white wool, then dye a portion black, blending and spinning it into light and dark heathered base yarns. These are overdyed in brilliant hues using traditional skein dyeing methods, creating harmonious Tone Pairs to mix and match in colorwork, stripes, and solids.