The Fibre Co Arranmore Light Yarn
3 colors in stock
Arranmore Light Yarn from The Fibre Co is DK weight tweedy blend of fine merino wool, cashmere and silk, inspired by scenery of Ireland’s Northern Headlands. Arranmore Light Yarn is absolutely ideal for cable work. This authentic tweed yarn knits up nicely into soft and luxury garments and accessories.
- Weight
- DK / Sport
- Fiber
- 80% Wool 10% Cashmere 10% Silk
- Skein
- 100g
- Yardage
- 328yds
- Needle size
- US 5 - 6
- Gauge
- 22 - 24sts per 4"
- Care
- Handwash. Dry Flat.
- Made in
- Ireland
- Colors
- 3 available
3 colors of The Fibre Co Arranmore Light Yarn
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Substitutes for The Fibre Co Arranmore Light Yarn
Yarns at the same weight with a similar fibre and a similar yardage per gram, so a pattern written for Arranmore Light Yarn knits to gauge in them. Swatch first — every yarn drapes its own way.

Silky Wool Yarn
Same DK / Sport weight, shares the silk and wool, both untreated, so both hand-wash and both felt.

Caprino Yarn
Same DK / Sport weight, shares the cashmere and wool, both untreated, so both hand-wash and both felt.

Merino Cloud Yarn
Same DK / Sport weight, shares the cashmere and wool, both untreated, so both hand-wash and both felt.

Ensemble Light Yarn
Same DK / Sport weight, shares the cashmere and silk, both untreated, so both hand-wash and both felt.

Tsubame Yarn
Same DK / Sport weight, shares the silk and wool, both untreated, so both hand-wash and both felt.

Moonshine Fine Yarn
Same DK / Sport weight, shares the silk and wool, both untreated, so both hand-wash and both felt.

Moonshine Fine Hand Paints Yarn
Same DK / Sport weight, shares the silk and wool, both untreated, so both hand-wash and both felt.
More from The Fibre Co
The Fibre Co. designs its blends in the north of England and spins them where the fibre is best. Tundra is a bulky baby alpaca, wool and silk that knits a warm, drapey cowl or cardigan in days; Arranmore Light is a Donegal-style tweed DK of wool, cashmere and silk, spun in Ireland, with a flecked heathered palette made for textured sweaters.





