Plied Yarn Co. North Ave




Specs
Yarn Weight: fingering
Recommended Gauge: not listed
Fibre Content: 100% wool
Skein: 215 yards/197 meters per 50g skein
Colourway: a huge variety
Construction/Texture: plied woolen spun
My Experience
Where I got it: Plied sent me these adorable tiny swatching bits to try.
Needles I used: Hiya Hiya US 3/3.25 mm
Blocked Gauge I got: 24 sts/38 rows = 4"/10 cm
My Thoughts: The fabric is light, lofty, and soft, and the marled colours are super interesting knit up. I’m really glad I tried so many colours so I could see the effects of the different colours within each colourway.
This is a pretty new company from Karida Collins (the brilliant business woman behind Neighborhood Fiber Company) and designer Ann Weaver, both industry folks that I’ve admired for a long time, so I’m particularly excited to see this new venture from them.
What I might design with it: This feels like a great garment yarn, but it could also make wonderful, full-bodied scarves with interesting colours. I’d stick with plain stitch patterns like Stockinette and garter to let the colours shine.
Where you can get some: Check the Plied website.