Story of our Yarn
Yarndale celebrates all things woolly and wonderful. We want to inspire creativity and share our love of yarn and making with everyone.
Since July 2020, we have been creating our own yarn in collaboration with West Yorkshire Spinners and now have six stunning colourways to choose from taking inspiration from our lovely Brenda, Tristen, Maude, Nigel, Barbara and Hope sheep.
Each 100g ball is 75% wool and 25% nylon. The wool contains 35% Bluefaced Leicester making it one of the most sumptuous 4ply yarns on the market.
All our Yarn options are exclusive colours of West Yorkshire Spinners’ award-winning Signature 4ply Sock Yarn.
Hope Yarn Range
Yarndale Hope Yarn
Yarndale Hope Yarn
Hope Yarn Range
Hope Yarn Range
Hope Yarn Range
Our Brenda Yarn was released in September 2024 and showcases some of Brenda’s British Wool colours. Brenda was created with contributions from several British Wool licensees to highlight the splendid possibility offered by the rich variety of British wools.
Tristen Yarn which was launched in September 2022 is the essence of late summer with warm colours and autumn vibes in a stunning stripy pattern.
The rich palette of our Maude Yarn launched in May 2022 consists of warm hues of orange, chocolate and mustard with bursts of soft pink, deep purple and bold blue in our well recognised stripy pattern.
Our Nigel Yarn that was launched at in 2021 consists of vibrant blue and cerise with a burst of olive green, burgundy and white in a stunning stripy pattern.
With the vibrant palette of our Barbara Yarn consisting of bright pinks and blue with a burst of sunny orange and mustard in a stunning stripy pattern.
Hope was our first Yarn and was produced during the 2020 lockdown. It has a rich palette consisting of bright oranges and reds with a burst of cerise, green and blue in a stunning stripy pattern.
All our multi-coloured Yarn is available to buy on our website.
Brenda, Tristen, Maude and Nigel are also available in specific Yarndale Sock Kits with the kit comprising one beautiful yarn ball and a Zip Project Bag, or as individual balls.