Look, MOO COWS! - Silky 'n Groovin' Shawl Length Fingering

You are purchasing a hand-dyed skein of fingering weight yarn. The benefit of these skeins is that they have an extra 50 grams to produce larger shawls without changing skeins! 

"Look, Moo Cows!" is part of the Groovy Hues Fiber "Hurry Up Summer!" 2024 collection. Listen, I do not care if you grew up in cow country - it's against the law to NOT clap your hands excitedly and yell out LOOK, MOO COWS! When you see a grazing herd in the pastures as you speed toward your destination, avoiding 18-wheelers that seem magnetically attracted to your bumper. And yes, I know cow yarn has been done, however, I wanted something a bit different from the usual black/white spotted cow norm - on all of our childhood family road trips, and now the road trips my partner and I take as adults, the sheer variety in cattle markings has always astounded me. So here we have mixtures of browns, rusty reds, black, and hints of gray and white to celebrate all of the animals who have no idea how much they've entertained our hours as the wheels go 'round.

It is recommended you purchase the amount needed to finish your project because no two lots will be the same. Kettle-dyed yarn differs greatly from lot to lot.

80% Superwash Merino, 20% Silk

150g   600yd/549m

2-ply yarn

PLEASE NOTE:

• Please ask all questions before purchase as returns are not accepted unless the shop has made an error (i.e., shipping the wrong item).
• All yarn is photographed in a light box and adjusted as well as possible for white balance. Not all screens will depict color in the same way, and your screen may vary slightly from what you see in-person. 
• As this is hand-dyed, no two skeins will be exactly alike, and therefore may differ slightly from what you see in photographs. When using multiple skeins for a project, alternate skeins between rows to achieve an overall blended effect.
• Product care: Although this is superwash wool, hand-washing in cold water with baby shampoo or extremely gentle wool wash is always recommended and preferred for extending the life of your project. Do not soak for long periods of time unless garment is unusually soiled. You may see some color release in the first wash. This does not affect the colorfastness of the yarn, nor is it a dyer error. It is recommended when working with different colors for one project, to snip a small amount from each, and wash together to ensure there is no bleeding into one another. Roll finished garment in a clean towel and lay flat to dry. Blocking pins on foam squares is recommended to keep the desired shape.