Spincycle Yarns starts backwards. Most yarn is spun first, then dyed. Spincycle dyes the wool before it's spun, kettle-dyeing the raw fibers so the colors shift and bleed into each other down the length of the skein instead of sitting in tidy, predictable bands. The result is yarn where no two skeins are quite alike, and the color-changing yarn effect does half the design for you, which is perfect for simple stitches that let the yarn take center stage. Every skein is milled, dyed, and spun at their own mill in Bellingham, Washington, from domestic wool. And no, it's not superwash. Spincycle is one of the most selective yarn accounts in the industry, and we're proud to represent and carry Spincycle Yarns. Below is our full in-stock selection of Dyed in the Wool and other Spincycle lines, sport weight through bulky, ready to ship or grab in-store.
