Hebridean Knitting Yarn (Aran Weight – Worsted Spun)
Price range: £11.00 through £21.00
Sold by The Angry Triangle
Product of: Isle of Tiree
Ships to: US, Canada, New Zealand, Australia
Each hank or ball of Hebridean aran knitting yarn is:
- 100% Pure Tiree wool
- Aran weight
- Worsted
- Approx 120m (100g Hank) or 60m (50g Ball)
Buying 3 or more means a 10% discount. And you can buy 6 or more for 15% discount.
This particular shade of Hebridean aran knitting yarn comes from Hebridean sheep.
It is a worsted wool, making it soft and cosy when it is worked up.
As it is 100% pure Tiree wool, you are going to want to crack open that guide you saw online once about the way to use the settings on your washing machine.
We do our very best get your yarn order to you within 3 business days – weather permitting.
Leave a note at the checkout if you want us to include a wee gift note for the recipient – it’s all part of the service!
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The Angry Triangle
The Angry Triangle is the nickname of a Hebridean sheep in the Isle of Tiree. She lives on the Tiree Tea croft, and whenever she is getting ready to have a lamb she gets steadily more triangular and more furious looking.
She is popular on social media where an annual cry of “Behold, the return of the Angry Triangle” usually garners about 7 likes.
The entire flock numbers around 60, with Hebrideans, Hebridean Texel crosses in brown and white, a bouncing Beltex tup called Colonel Nut-Clackers and a Blue Texel ram called Little Blue Dangles. Meet the flock here!
The price of wool is at an all time low, and black wool is particularly low value, so after a wee chat with the Angry Triangle and her flockmates – all of whom were furious about the situation, we decided to try selling some.
The humans in this exercise are Rhoda – who keeps the sheep and runs Tiree Tea, and Becca, a weaver in the Isle of Harris who runs Taobh Tuath Tweeds.
Head over to angrytriangle.co.uk to find out more and make sure to follow our blog for the latest tales from the croft!