Unlike the sleek perfection of cotton or the slippery shine of silk, wool has a memory. It holds the shape of the stitches you labor over, blooming and softening with every wash. To knit with wool is to build a shelter you can wear; it is a slow, tactile conversation between the sheep, the spinner, and the maker. When the wind picks up and the frost settles on the glass, there is no greater comfort than the weight of a woolen piece resting in your lap, row by row becoming a legacy.
What are you planning to (a sweater, socks, a blanket)? Do you prefer soft and next-to-skin or rustic and sturdy ? What is your budget range per skein?
: The go-to spot for hand-spun or hand-dyed small-batch wool.