Taiga Farm Icelandic Sheep Wool

A truly local wool with a story behind every skein. Taiga Farm & Vineyards raises Icelandic sheep on their farm in Ironwood, Michigan, and their naturally colored wool is spun into a rustic, warm 2-ply yarn. The beautiful shades come straight from the sheep—no dye needed—and are even labeled with the names of the sheep that produced the wool.

Icelandic wool is warm, durable, and wonderfully suited to our northern climate. It also felts beautifully, making this a special yarn for traditional wool projects and anything meant to keep you warm.

Best For: Sweaters • Mittens • Hats • Colorwork • Felting

Fiber: 100% Icelandic Sheep Wool
Weight: Worsted
Skein Weight: Approx. 100 g
Yardage: 250 yards
Construction: 2-ply
Color: Natural, undyed sheep colors
Care: Hand wash with no agitation, lay flat to dry
Wool Origin: Taiga Farm & Vineyards, Ironwood, Michigan