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Colors of the National Parks!
Welcome to Yarnie!- A Monthly Yarn Subscription!
Receive a brand new Color-Way in. your mailbox each month! These color-ways are limited to Club Members!  After 6 months, any remaining skeins will be offered for sale on my site.

2023’s theme is Yarns of the National Parks.
Each monthly color-way will be inspired by one of the US beautiful National Parks!
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New Backyard Garden 75% SW Merino/25% Nylon (Hard wearing for socks)
A full 100g skein with the option of adding a coordinating mini skein.
Fingering / Sock 100g 438y
Add on 20g 87y mini

Backyard Garden 8515 85% SW Merino/15% Nylon ( Softer for shawls)
A full 100g skein with the option of adding a coordinating mini skein.
Fingering/Sock 100g 438y
Add on 20g 87y mini
DK 100g 245y
Add on 20g 49y

Lotus Garden 80% SW Merino/20% Nylon
Fingering 100g 400y

Wildflower Garden 100% SW Merino
Worsted (4) 100g 218y

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Care: Machine or Hand wash cool with wool wash, Lay flat to dry.
Dyeing: New Garden Yarns uses color fast acid dyes on all our yarns. My yarns are all hand dyed by me in my dye studio in Excelsior Springs, MO.  Yarns are usually dyed in groups of three or four and I do my best to ensure consistency in each batch, however, there will be some variation even within a dye lot. Skeins will be siblings, rather than twins, so it is recommended you order enough for a project in one order for best results. I strongly recommend alternating skeins every other row of knitting to even out any differences.