Juniper Moon Findley Yarn
5 colors in stock
Stocked since 2016
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5 colors of Juniper Moon Findley Yarn
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About Juniper Moon Findley Yarn
Findley Yarn from Juniper Moon Farm is a super smooth with a beautiful sheen, lace-weight blend of 50% Merino and 50% Silk. Findley comes in a rich spectrum of colors and has generous 798 yards in each ball—enough for a good-sized shawl. Findley is soft, doesn’t split and it feel AMAZING when knitted up.
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- Weight
- Lace
- Fiber
- 50% Merino Wool, 50% Silk
- Skein
- 100g
- Yardage
- 798yds
- Needle size
- US 2
- Gauge
- 7 1/2 sts per 1"
- Care
- Handwash
- Made in
- Italy
- Colors
- 5 available
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Substitutes for Juniper Moon Findley Yarn
Yarns at the same weight with a similar fibre and a similar yardage per gram, so a pattern written for Findley Yarn knits to gauge in them. Swatch first — every yarn drapes its own way.
Merino Lace Light Yarn
Same Lace weight, shares the wool, both untreated, so both hand-wash and both felt.
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.
- GuideYarn for shawls, and how much a shawl takesWhich weights and fibers make a shawl drape, bloom and block — fingering, lace, mohair-silk, alpaca, silk blends — how many yards a shawlette, a medium shawl, a large wrap and a lace shawl take by weight, why blocking is half the yarn choice, and the shawl yarns we stock.
- GuideCashmere and luxury fibers: what you are paying forWhy cashmere, silk, suri alpaca, yak and kid mohair cost what they do — fineness in microns, yield per animal, dehairing and hand-dyeing — what a 20% cashmere blend actually gives you compared with pure cashmere, where the money is worth spending and where it is not, how to buy luxury yarn by the yard rather than the skein, how to care for it, and the cashmere and luxury-blend lines 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
Cumulus Rainbow Yarn
