


Worsted | 100% Fine Merino Wool 21.5 mic
Natura Boucle
Ethically Sourced
Milled in Peru
Shipped From Ohio
Fast shipping
1 hank = 241 yds/ 220m = 100g
1 pack = 10 hanks
Bubbly and ebullient, Nature Boucle brings exciting novelty to our non superwash yarn line-up! Made from 100% non superwash merino wool, Natura Boucle has a pleasant, textured feel vaguely reminiscent of bubble wrap. The soft wool makes easy work of cuddly sweaters and standout accessories. Natura Boucle makes the eco-friendly choice fun!
| Yardage | 241 yards |
| Ply | 1 |
| Weight | Worsted |
| Content | 100% Fine Merino Wool 21.5 mic |
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Skeins
A skein is loop of yarn twisted into a helix shape. This shape is the most common presentation of hand dyed yarn you will see in a yarn store.
The skein is tied to prevent the yarn from getting tangled during dyeing. Skeined yarn needs no extra preparation to dye. Just untwist the skein to lay it flat and it’s ready for your dye process.


Pack
A pack is several skeins of yarn packaged together in a bag. Typically yarn comes in 5 or 10 skeins per pack, which equals 500 to 1000 grams, depending on the yarn type.
These skeins are twisted and come with a tag, so they are ready for retail shelves. If you choose to dye them, these skeins are great for beginners because they have a lower chance of getting tangled.


Folded Hanks
A hank is a loop of yarn that is folded instead of twisted like a skein. For bulk dyeing, folded hanks save time because you don’t need to untwist them before dyeing.
There is no difference between the yarn in a folded hank and a skein. Folded hanks come without tags and in 500 or 1000 gram packs, depending on the yarn type.


50g Skeins
50 gram skeins are skeins weighing 50 grams each. We offer this presentation for some of our most popular yarns


Mini Skeins
Mini skeins are small skeins of yarn made for things like needlepoint, color work, and advent calendars.
A typical skein weighs 50 or 100 grams. Mini skeins weigh 20 grams.


Cones
A cone is a length of yarn wound around a paper cone. Each cone weighs 1 kilo, the equivalent of 10, 100 gram skeins or 1000 grams.
Cones can be used to create extra long skeins for hand painting or gradients.
