Red fish swimming in a circle and gray-blue yarn and knitting with bands of red and purple.
Gray-blue yarn with bands of red and purple.
Gray-blue yarn and knitting with bands of red and purple.
Gray-blue yarn and knitting with bands of red and purple.
Knitting Our National Parks - Barker Wool - Sockeye
Two light-skinned women, one wearing a long cardigan and the other in a pullover in gray-blue yarn with red-purple bobbles.
Red fish swimming in a circle and gray-blue yarn and knitting with bands of red and purple.
Gray-blue yarn with bands of red and purple.
Gray-blue yarn and knitting with bands of red and purple.
Gray-blue yarn and knitting with bands of red and purple.
Knitting Our National Parks - Barker Wool - Sockeye
Two light-skinned women, one wearing a long cardigan and the other in a pullover in gray-blue yarn with red-purple bobbles.

Knitting Our National Parks - Barker Wool - Sockeye

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Dawn of Barker Wool was inspired by an image of sockeye salmon swimming by Brooks Falls in Alaska's Katmai National Park & Preserve. 

Sockeye is a Planned Pooling colorway that will be dyed on 100% Superwash British Bluefaced Leicester wool with 437 yards. It can be used for one of Dawn's many Assigned Pooling patterns, including shawls and sweaters. The skeins are pictured with the Roam shawl.

Your stashing benefits a good cause: 10% of all sales will be divided between the National Park Foundation and the Native American Rights Fund. 

Click here to see previous Knitting Our National Parks colorways. 

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Jill Jeglie

Beautiful yarn.

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Wanda
Beautiful Barker Wool Yarn

I cannot wait to start my pooling project with the “sockeye salmon” inspired colorway. The yarn feels so squishy and soft.