Located in Terrebonne, Oregon, Imperial Yarn produces premium, ethically sourced yarns and fibers, 100% American grown and made. Once a year, they harvest soft white wool from their Rambouillet sheep and Huacaya alpacas, beginning the careful process of transforming this renewable resource into yarns without the use of harsh chemicals or extreme temperatures. The result: soft, pure, and beautifully comfortable fibers in a wide range of custom solids and heathers, perfect for knitters, weavers, and fiber artists.
Since 2017, they have proudly partnered with Fibershed to offer Climate Beneficial™ Verified Wool, traceable to the ranch of origin. The ranch and partner farms implement regenerative carbon-farming practices that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and restore soil health, helping us steward the land while supporting hardworking American producers. At Imperial Yarn, sustainability, transparency, and craftsmanship are at the heart of everything they do.
This quarter’s Yarn for Book Club is inspired by The Salt Stones: Seasons of a Shepherds Life by Helen Whybrow.
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Pattern is not included and can be found on Ravelry.
Joshua II
- Bulky Weight
- 80% Climate Beneficial Verified Wool and 20% American Hemp
- 150 yds per 4 oz skein
- DK 3 Ply Worsted Spun Yarn
Here are a few patterns we love for this yarn!
Shoreline Tee by Ozetta : Hailey Smedley
Broken Top Yarn : High Twist Chunky
- High Twist Bulky
- 100% Columbia/Rambouillet Sheep Wool, Climate Beneficial Verified
- 130 yds per 4 oz skein
Here are a few patterns we love for this yarn!
Oxbow Cardigan by Andrea Mowry
Patterns are not included and can be found on Ravelry.
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