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Beara by Hey Mama Wolf – a yarn as mystical and powerful as the nature of Ireland!
The namesake of this yarn, "Cailleach Bhéarra" or "Hag of Beara," is a figure in Irish mythology and folklore. She is often depicted as an ancient, powerful goddess or wise woman deeply connected to the Irish landscape and the cycles of nature. We think she probably knows a thing or two about sheep and wool!
Beara is made from Irish wool and UK alpaca. It is spun in Ireland at the traditional Donegal Yarns mill. This keeps transport routes short and ensures Irish sheep farms benefit from regular purchases of their wool. Small sheep farms, in particular, often struggle to bring their wool to market profitably. Therefore, wool from various breeds is spun for Beara.
As is typical for woolen-spun yarns, Beara blooms beautifully after washing.
Beara Tweed 100g
19,50 €
Unit price
195,00 €/kg
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SKU:
011201255-01Product details:
- Yarn thickness: DK
- Care instructions: Hand wash
- Gauge: 20 = 10 cm
- Yarn length: 212 m/100g
- Material: 70% virgin wool, 30% alpaca
- Needle size: 3mm; 3.25mm; 3.5mm; 3.75mm; 4mm
- Washability: Non-Superwash
Beara by Hey Mama Wolf – a yarn as mystical and powerful as the nature of Ireland!
The namesake of this yarn, "Cailleach Bhéarra" or "Hag of Beara," is a figure in Irish mythology and folklore. She is often depicted as an ancient, powerful goddess or wise woman deeply connected to the Irish landscape and the cycles of nature. We think she probably knows a thing or two about sheep and wool!
Beara is made from Irish wool and UK alpaca. It is spun in Ireland at the traditional Donegal Yarns mill. This keeps transport routes short and ensures Irish sheep farms benefit from regular purchases of their wool. Small sheep farms, in particular, often struggle to bring their wool to market profitably. Therefore, wool from various breeds is spun for Beara.
As is typical for woolen-spun yarns, Beara blooms beautifully after washing.
