Handmade Multicolor Scrap Art Yarn Using 100% Scrap Fiber

Quick facts:
- Handspun, 2-ply.
- Hand-blended variation of random colors.
- About 20 yards (19.9 yards / 18.2 meters).
- Approximately ulky weight (~7 WPI) with a huge variation in weight throughout.
- Largely wool; exact fibers unknown.
- Uses all scrap fibers.

Description:
This handspun scrap art yarn is super dynamic and varied. The colors are bold and bright, and the yarn's texture and thickness changes greatly throughout the piece. The yarn uses a handmade blend of scrap fibers, plied together with embroidery floss, whose colors change at different intervals. The effect of this is an interesting color change throughout the art yarn that coincides with the changes in texture and width. Enjoy!

Care:
The yarn is ready-to-use. When it's time to clean, hand-wash it in cold water (using a wool conditioner) and lay flat to dry.

Length estimation:
The length of the skein was estimated by weighing a small length of yarn, finding the centimeter-to-gram ratio, and applying this to the entire weight of the skein. If you'd like a more exact measurement, just let me know! I'd be more than happy to measure the exact length with greater precision.

Packaging:
The yarn will arrive in either a recycled gray mailer or a paper mailer. If it’s in a paper mailer, then the outer packaging (i.e., mailer, label, tape) is entirely recyclable and compostable. If it's in a gray mailer, the outer packaging must be thrown away. In either case, the inner packaging will be entirely compostable.

Additional info:
If you have any questions about gauge on this yarn, just send a message! I'm more than happy to knit or crochet up a sample using a needle or hook size of your choice.

Please note the exact texture color will vary from the photos, which are intended to give a sense of general character and color palette. Also, please be aware that due to the nature of handmade goods, the yarns could have slight imperfections. If you have any questions or if would like exact dimensions or more photos, please let me know!