The Heritage Wool Collective Dyer Sampler is a bi-monthly subscription that allows indie dyers to try out select breed-specific wool yarns without needing to meet high mill minimums. The domestically-raised, non-Superwash yarns will be provided by small farms and mills across the U.S. and around the globe.
Do you want to explore dyeing on non-Superwash wool? Do already dye on non-Superwash bases and want to try new ones? Then the Heritage Wool Collective Dyer Sampler Subscription is for you!
In each shipment, members will receive:
• Two, five or 10 skeins of a specially-selected non-Superwash wool or wool blend yarn, undyed and unlabeled
• A pamphlet with information on the yarn base
• Access to virtual Heritage Wool Collective Conferences, where you can talk to yarn producers about all things wool
• Access to a Slack community with regular color challenges.
The first installment will be shipped at the end of February 2024. Thereafter, installments will be sent in the second half of April, June, August, October and December.
If you'd love some already-dyed yarn, check out our Hand-dyed Yarn Subscription!
Sheep photos by Gale Zucker for Hudson Valley Textile Project.
Customer Reviews
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This heritage breed undyed yarn is just what I’m looking for. I haven’t gotten to dye it yet, but plan to in the next few weeks. It has a wonderful feel.
K
It's hard to get an idea of what sort of yarn you want to use while dyeing, and as someone just getting started on the journey into this hobby, I feel INCREDIBLY spoiled to get to experience thus journey with a variety of beautiful skeins from places across the country. The first set of skeins I received are a beautiful, luscious DK weight made of rambouillet wool from NV and CA and I've already dyed one of them a gorgeous gray/purple. This yarn takes dye so well!
From sheep to skein to you, the dyer.
We partner with farms and mills to bring you breed-specific yarn from sustainably-raised sheep. Each Heritage Wool Collective Box is a collaboration between several small businesses.
FAQs
The Heritage Wool Collective ships between the 20th and 28th of the following months: February, April, June, August, October and December. You will receive an email about one week after each shipment.
Subscribers are billed bi-monthly from the date of your sign-up. For example, if you sign up on October 1, you will be charged next on December 1.
The club will consist of a variety of weights. We are aiming to send heavier weights during the cooler months and lighter skeins when it's warmer. Each skein will be a full 3.5- to 4-ounce skein and yardage will vary.
Yes, you can change the number of skeins you receive before you are charged for your next installment.
You can do this by logging into your Indie Untangled Shop account here. Once you're logged in, you can go to your subscriptions portal.
If you'd like to increase or decrease the number of skeins you'd like to receive in the next box, you will do the following:
• Go to the Items section and click edit.
• Click on the button the reads Add item
• Search for the Heritage Wool Collective Yarn Subscription
• Click Add for the quantity of skeins you'd like to change to
• If you wish, remove the number of skeins you are changing from
• Click Save
You can do this by logging into your Indie Untangled Shop account here. Once you're logged in, you can go to your subscriptions portal where you can pause or cancel your subscription.
PLEASE NOTE:
You will need to cancel your subscription prior to being charged for the next installment. If you pause or cancel your subscription after you are charged for the next installment, your previous payment will not automatically be refunded. You will need to request a refund before the cancellation deadline.
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Customer Reviews
Based on 2 reviews
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K
This heritage breed undyed yarn is just what I’m looking for. I haven’t gotten to dye it yet, but plan to in the next few weeks. It has a wonderful feel.
K
It's hard to get an idea of what sort of yarn you want to use while dyeing, and as someone just getting started on the journey into this hobby, I feel INCREDIBLY spoiled to get to experience thus journey with a variety of beautiful skeins from places across the country. The first set of skeins I received are a beautiful, luscious DK weight made of rambouillet wool from NV and CA and I've already dyed one of them a gorgeous gray/purple. This yarn takes dye so well!