Wool Yarn for Knitting & Weaving

Yes, many of the yarns in this collection are suitable for weaving. Look for tighter-spun or cone yarns if you're weaving, especially for warp threads, as they offer strength and even tension.

Superwash wool is treated to prevent felting and shrinkage in the wash, making it easier to care for. Non-superwash wool maintains a more natural feel and is preferred for projects where felting or structure is desired.

Yes. Thread Collective sources yarns from trusted brands that prioritise animal welfare and responsible farming. Many options in the collection are certified organic or come from small-batch producers.

This collection includes lace, 4 ply, DK, aran, bulky, and super bulky wool yarns. Whether you're making delicate shawls or chunky throws, there’s something to match your project needs.

Absolutely. Natural white or undyed yarns in the collection are perfect for home dyeing. Choose untreated or non-superwash options for best results when using acid or natural dyes.

Yes. Mini spools and colour packs are a great way to test colours, work on small-scale projects, or sample combinations before committing to larger quantities.

Merino is softer and ideal for close-to-skin wearables, while Shetland has more structure and durability, making it great for outerwear, blankets, and textural weaving.

Yes, we offer 10 packs and bulk cones in various weights. These are ideal for larger garments, blanket projects, or studio weaving where consistency across batches is important.

Yarn blends like DK merino or Corriedale/Perendale work beautifully across disciplines. Look for plied yarns with good twist—they’re soft enough for knitting and strong enough for weaving.