West Yorkshire Spinners Morris DK - Rhubarb

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West Yorkshire Spinners Morris DK in the Rhubarb shade is designed for knitters and crocheters who prioritize natural fiber quality and historical aesthetic for their seasonal projects. This yarn offers a superior blend of British wools that balance softness with durability, making it an excellent choice for autumn and winter garments; however, users should note that as a natural wool product, it requires hand-washing to prevent felting and shrinkage.
| Model Part Number | 110-1291 |
|---|---|
| Brand | West Yorkshire Spinners |
No, West Yorkshire Spinners Morris DK must be hand-washed to prevent felting.
It is a blend of Bluefaced Leicester, Bluefaced Kerry Hill, and Masham wool.
This is a DK weight yarn, and 4mm needles are typically recommended for standard gauge.
The dyes are high quality, but it is always recommended to wash separately or use a color catcher in your wash basin if you have concerns.
While soft, it is a wool-heavy blend and may be too textured for very sensitive infant skin; it is best suited for outer garments.
This is common with natural wool fibers; use a fabric shaver or wool comb gently to remove surface pills.
Ensure you are using consistent needle sizes and practice a small gauge swatch to adjust your knitting style before beginning the main project.
Before starting your project, always knit a tension square to ensure your gauge matches your pattern requirements, as natural wools can behave differently than synthetics. This yarn is designed for standard DK weight knitting needles, typically in the 4mm range.
Care instructions include: