Flannelberry Fibre

A full 1lb cone of Canadian singles, waiting for your imagination. This 100% Canadian grown and processed yarn takes dye like a dream (our dye options are on this page). This yarn is sheep white (unbleached). Approximately 904m/988yds per cone.

This is a lighter weight yarn -perhaps sport weight? If you're interested in a sample, please let me know.

Photo coming soon!

This 2-Ply sport weight, 100% Canadian grown and produced yarn can be used au natural or dyed. Excellent for a range of ideas -from hand knitting/crochet to weaving (I'm told it can be used for warp or weft and will be trying that out myself) and knitting machines. 2-Ply - 112g / 4oz. per skein, approx. 226m per skein, use 4mm-5mm needles.

We'll get a picture up soon.

Our 100% Canadian 3-Ply aran weight can also be used au natural, or is ready to be the base for your dye project. 152m p/skein (that's 166 yds p/skein). We liked this with 5.5mm needles.

Picture to come!

Our 100% Canadian 70% Alpaca, 30% Merino Wool 2-Ply - comes in a soft, neutral 'nearly white', ready for your ideas.

112g / 4oz. per skein
about 226m (or 247 yds) per skein
4mm-5mm needles

Photo will come soon.

This blend of 80/10/10 SW Merino, Cashmere and Nylon, wraps the foot in a hug that is both soft and strong.

A well blended.. blend... the fibres are mixed thoroughly to the core so no one patch will be snugglier than the rest.

At 4,350 yards per cone (approx), you will get many pairs of socks out of this cone.

This shockable, feltable yarn will take your dyes and give you rich colours in return.

We're told this yarn comes from merino sheep who are well cared for and not subject to mulesing.

Do you want to full or felt this yarn? All it takes is to shock it with hot and then cold water, agitate in a washing machine. Be careful to keep checking on it or it may felt too far. To get a really hard felt you can add a cycle in a hot dryer and scrubbing on a ridged board.

This heavy weight yarn is just right for a walk through the misty Scottish moors. Even the plies (2 merino and 1 superwash) will create an unusually textured yarn when your choice of dye is added.

Fun to dye, this yarn would be perfect for anything from knitting to crochet or even weaving. So make yourself something special and imagine yourself somewhere far away.

This substantial cone is just right for a shawl, sweater or anything knit (or crocheted) fine. Like all SW, it takes dye like a dream without fear of felting. An excellent addition to a stash or an indie dyer's shop.

This European style spectacular yarn comes to us strong and beautiful. The four friends (4 double plies) are cabled together which lend the strength but also the unique appearance. Another super wash, this is takes dye like a dream but the cabling creates interesting textures.

Crazy Eight is a designer yarn with roots in Europe, and the design is unique to Wool2Dye4 in the undyed form.

2,740 yards per cone approximately.

Do you wish to be wrapped in clouds? This yarn will allow just that. This luxurious blend of baby alpaca, silk and cashmere is a luscious option for special socks, shawls, wraps or anything requiring softness and drape. It takes dye thoroughly and in no way disappoints.

This is the type of yarn heirloom projects are created from.

A super soft sock yarn just right to be the foundation base for your dye operation. The strength and softness of this yarn lend it to any project - from work socks to a fine lace pattern.

When you want a superwash yarn that takes dye beautifully, has a soft feel and strength but want to branch out beyond merino, why not try this SW BFL? A little bit of bloom adds a certain elegance to anything (from socks to shawls) to this sock weight yarn.
If you want to stick with merino - or you want a similar merino to compliment the BFL - check our Girl Friday yarn.

Another great base yarn option. This 3-ply superwash is a workhorse; it will pull out all of the stops (just like the real Girl Friday).

It matches the BFL SW perfectly and knits up finely.

A worthy investment for any dyer.

Could this be the perfect, versatile yarn? Whether you prefer thicker socks, shawls, sweaters, almost any item you might create (I'm thinking about a Bell Curve) will suit this yarn. In easy to care for super wash, what more could you want?

Do you love chocolate? I know not everyone does but I confess, I usually do. I love good chocolate, imported chocolate. This yarn is better though than even the best Swiss of Belgian chocolate I've had. I suppose I don't have to say much. I mean, a kilo of silk blended with superwash merino? Really, do I need to say more than that? Probably not because if you're a fiber-phile, you already know how soft that would be and can imagine the drape, the subtle strength, the joy of dyeing it and turning it from blank white skeins into some spectacular project (I'm thinking scarves and shawls, maybe even things for a baby you really love).
I'm going to stop now, and let your imagination take you away.

This sock yarn is truly where strength and beauty meet. The rich, softness of the sw merino combines with the elegant strength of the bamboo to create a base that takes dye uniquely (as a result of merino being blended with a cellulose - bamboo).

Because of the bamboo, this yarn should wear extremely well - even without the addition of nylon.

We'd love to see what you turn it into.