Baa Ram Ewe Linseed
A luxury plant based blend from Baa Ram Ewe, Linseed is made up of 60% linen, sourced from France and Belgium, and 40% cotton slub, sourced from Spain. When twisted together, these fibres make a strong and durable yarn perfect for knitting. It creates a light and drapey fabric with a rustic appearance.
Due to the nature of this natural slub yarn, movement may occur.
A luxury plant based blend from Baa Ram Ewe, Linseed is made up of 60% linen, sourced from France and Belgium, and 40% cotton slub, sourced from Spain. When twisted together, these fibres make a strong and durable yarn perfect for knitting. It creates a light and drapey fabric with a rustic appearance.
Due to the nature of this natural slub yarn, movement may occur.
A luxury plant based blend from Baa Ram Ewe, Linseed is made up of 60% linen, sourced from France and Belgium, and 40% cotton slub, sourced from Spain. When twisted together, these fibres make a strong and durable yarn perfect for knitting. It creates a light and drapey fabric with a rustic appearance.
Due to the nature of this natural slub yarn, movement may occur.
Product Information
Fibre: 60% linen (from France and Belgium), 40% cotton slub (from Spain)
Weight: laceweight
Ball Weight: 50g
Length: 290m/317yds per 50g
Gauge: 42 rows, 28 sts to 10cm/4” (2.75mm needle)
Needles: 2.75mm
Care Instructions: Hand wash and dry flat.
Packaging: Paper band
Made In: Grown in France, Belgium and Spain.
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About Baa Ram Ewe
Like us, Baa Ram Ewe have a passion for wool. Based in a historic wool processing area in the Pennine hills of northern England, they have made it their mission to share the beautiful natural properties of this sustainable fibre through a range of luxurious, breed-specific yarns that highlight the difference in qualities from sheep to sheep.
They have developed a range of pure wool yarns, carefully curating each shade range and fibre composition, and working with farmers, spinners and dyers in the UK. Their aim is always to celebrate the beauty of this sustainable and recyclable fibre, maintaining high animal welfare standards and ensuring they are producing with minimal impact on the planet.
