YARN AND COMMUNITY FOR ALL
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100% Virgin Wool.
Approx. 200 yards per 100 gram skein (3.5 oz.)
Worsted Weight: Suggested needle size- 5-7 US; 4.5 st. per inch (18 sts = 4 inches)
One of Harrisville’s flagship yarns. This heathered, woolen spun yarn is perfect for a cozy sweater, or a favorite accessory and wears better and better over time. Although it may feel rustic, this yarn will soften after washing.
(Other colors or cones can be special ordered, contact info@hazelsyarn.com for more information)
“Your art is bold. Your bag should be too. The world's most loved art supply bag, pottery tool bag & knitting project bag – backed by over 100,000 global artists!
Over 30 Pockets Of Varying Sizes
Slanted Skinny Pockets : For your most-loved tools that beg for your attention (carving tools, knitting needles, crochet hooks
Large Interior Storage + 2 interior pockets: Perfect for carrying glazes, knitting yarn, crochet supplies, and craft supplies
Phone & Wallet Compartment
Durable Canvas: Water resistant & machine washable
Padded Handles: Look good and feel good while showing the bag off to the world
Reinforced Bottom: Nobody likes a drunk bag that can’t stand up
Hand Assembled: Just like the art we created, each bag is slightly different than the last
No BS Lifetime Warranty: If it let's you down, we'll replace at no cost”
Dimensions: 12 x 7 x 9 in (30.5 x 17.8 x 22.9 cm)
Weight: 1 lb (453.59 g)
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yarn and community for all
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yarn and community for all •
all levels of fiber crafters welcome in this community fiber space.
yarn shop, cafe, and fiber workspace. bringing people together and creating space and time for creativity and conversation.
OUR YARNS.
all natural
Hazel’s yarn will focus on natural fibers. We will work to source yarn from small businesses, hand dyers, local producers, as well as yarns that are more difficult to find in the Buffalo area.
Natural fiber yarns are those from plants (cotton, linen, etc) or animals (wool, alpaca, mohair, etc). While they can sometimes cost more compared to synthetic materials, they are more environmentally sustainable than synthetic fibers.