Kitchen Sink – Handspun Mixed Fiber Worsted Yarn
Kitchen Sink – Handspun Mixed Fiber Worsted Yarn
Kitchen Sink — Handspun Mixed Fiber Worsted Yarn
Everything but the kitchen sink — actually, especially the kitchen sink. These are some of my absolute favorite skeins to spin. Kitchen Sink yarns are born from the leftover singles that remain after plying other yarns — those beautiful extra bits that are too good to waste. They get plied together into something entirely new, entirely unpredictable, and entirely one of a kind.
Every Kitchen Sink skein is a mixed fiber surprise — you'll find a variety of fiber types woven throughout, and if you look closely, you may even spot bits of other yarns currently listed in the shop. No two skeins are ever the same. That's not a bug, it's the whole point.
- Fiber: Mixed natural fibers — varies by skein
- Prep: Handspun from leftover singles, plied
- Weight: Worsted (approx. 9–10 wpi)
- Gauge: 16–20 sts / 4 in (10 cm) on recommended needles — always swatch handspun
- Yardage: 167 yards per skein
- Recommended Needle Size: US 7–9 (4.5–5.5mm)
- Color: Varies — each skein is its own unique palette
- Care: Hand wash cold, lay flat to dry
- Best for: Hats, cowls, small accessories, scrappy projects
- Properties: OOAK, handspun, mixed fiber, no two alike
From Fehrenbach Fibers — spun from the leftovers, finished with love. 🧶✨