Snug Valley Coopworth Fingering from Bobolink Yarn

Snug Valley Coopworth Fingering

from Bobolink Yarn
Fingering (14 wpi) ?
200 yards
(183 meters)
50 grams
(1.76 ounces)
6.0 to 7.0 sts
= 1 inch
US 1 - 3 or 2.25 - 3.25mm
100% Wool - Coopworth
plied
Care: Dry Flat, Hand Wash Cold
Color: Heathered, Semi-solid
Drafting method: Semi-worsted spun
Dye: Hand dyed
Ply: 3-ply
Put up: Winding required

This yarn is hand-dyed in small batches. Hand wash, dry flat.

Bobolink distributes breed specific yarns from New England flocks.
Coopworths, from Snug Valley Farm in Hardwick, VT, are a New Zealand breed developed from a cross between Border Leicesters and Romneys.

“The sheep at Snug Valley Farm are mostly natural-colored and medium-gray. Their locks are VERY long – they seem to go on forever! The wool isn’t super-soft, but most people will probably find it comfortable for hats, mittens and the like.

Snug Valley Coopworth is a 3ply semi-worsted fingering weight yarn with amazing luster and drape. The yarn itself is all a natural steely gray, so overdyed skeins have rich gray undertones.

Some people will find it acceptable next-to-skin but it may be better suited to light outerwear. It gives great stitch definition but also has a light halo.“