Juniper Moon Cumulus Rainbow Yarn — Crystal Cove (# 222)
Photographed in our studio with professional equipment, not the mill's stock image
- Weight
- Worsted / Aran
- Fiber
- 94% Mako Cotton 6% Nylon
- Skein
- 100g
- Yardage
- 251yds
- Needle size
- US 7 - 9
- Gauge
- 4-5sts per 1"
- Care
- Hand wash, Dry flat
- Made in
- Italy
- Colors
- 23 available
About Juniper Moon Cumulus Rainbow Yarn
Cumulus Rainbow Yarn by Juniper Moon Farm is an unbelievably soft, worsted weight, multicolor cotton blend. Made from mako cotton with a touch of nylon for strength, Cumulus Rainbow is as soft as a cloud and works perfectly for unique summer days garments or accessories.
How a skein of Cumulus Rainbow Yarn is put up — shown in a different colorway, not Crystal Cove.Other colors of Cumulus Rainbow Yarn
All 23 colors →How much Cumulus Rainbow Yarn do I need?
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From the guides
- GuideJuniper Moon Farm: which one is which?Cumulus, Zooey, Bud, Cotton+Merino, Herriot, Moonshine Fine, Rambouillet, Bluefaced Leicester, Iris, Saxony, Findley — how the eighteen Juniper Moon Farm lines we stock differ in fiber, weight and yardage, which are the summer cottons and which the winter wools, what the Rainbow, Spray, Stripes and Dappled versions add, and what to knit in each.
- GuideCotton-nylon blend yarn: why Cumulus weighs nothing, and the self-striping cottonsWhat a little nylon does for cotton yarn, why a blown cotton-nylon like Juniper Moon Cumulus gives 250 yards to 100 g at worsted gauge, the other cotton-nylon blends we stock, the self-striping cottons, and how to knit and wash them.
- GuideSelf-striping yarn explainedThe three kinds of self-striping yarn — short repeating stripes, long gradients and Noro's color runs — why the stripes come out a different width in a sock, a shawl and a blanket, how the stripes behave in a sweater and how to make the sleeves match the body, how to match two socks, and the striping yarns we stock.
More from Juniper Moon
Juniper Moon Farm makes the yarns we sell most of, and it is easy to see why: each line is built around one good idea. Cumulus is a blown cotton — a fine nylon mesh filled with Mako cotton — so it weighs half what a worsted cotton usually does and knits into tees and summer cardigans that do not sag. Zooey is a rustic cotton-linen DK that softens with every wash. Herriot is 100% baby alpaca at a worsted gauge, the warmest thing on the shelf for its weight.
The farm's wool lines are worth knowing too. Moonshine Fine blends alpaca, wool, nylon and silk into a sock-and-shawl DK; Rambouillet is American-spun extrafine merino; Bluefaced Leicester has the lustre of the longwool it is named for. Bud, a chunky cotton slub, is the quick summer project. Juniper Moon is distributed in the US by Knitting Fever, and we carry the full colour cards on the lines above.
Cumulus Yarn
Bud Yarn
Zooey Yarn
