I really admire your concept. I bought your yarn a few years back and am about to make another purchase. I have a few questions:
When will you get a resupply of the nettle yarn? Never used nettle before and therefore would love to buy it
It’s wonderful what you are doing to support women in India and Nepal but how do you ensure that they really get a fair wage? Is it via some organization there? It would be nice to know.
Lastly, some pics of how these yarns are processed would be lovely!
I have fallen in love with your yarns. I would like to know if you have a waiting list for sold out yarns. If and when you get more of the silk yarn with the gold thread I would love to be notified. I made two scarves with it that I donated to a church project. I would like to make more for them. Thanks for the awesome job you do. Liz
Thanks so much for getting my order to me so soon. I know the scarf and hat don’t take long to knit, but I’m 81, with arthritis in both wrists, so I just don’t knit as fast as I used to! With two balls of the same color, I can get the hat and scarf done with just a little left over. (the hat takes one ball and just a bit off the second ball.) For our fair, I plan to put these out, with your pretty note card framed, and will make a large sign with info, and will make copies of the press release for people to pick up. I think it is important that our customers understand what this yarn stands for. Thanks again–can’t wait for an excuse to order again!
I knit a cowl with recycled revolution. I don’t know what to do with my darned in ends. They are unravelling. If it were a rope id have the urge to melt the ends. What to do?
Most beautiful yarn I have ever seen. The colors are so outstanding, can think of alot of things I could make wit it.
This yarn looks really exciting! I will be ordering some as soon as my $$$ start coming in. Thanks for supporting those in need.
Nicole, my order arrived today and the yarn is beautiful, as usual. Thanks for the treat, too!
I love your company and your yarns.
I really admire your concept. I bought your yarn a few years back and am about to make another purchase. I have a few questions:
When will you get a resupply of the nettle yarn? Never used nettle before and therefore would love to buy it
It’s wonderful what you are doing to support women in India and Nepal but how do you ensure that they really get a fair wage? Is it via some organization there? It would be nice to know.
Lastly, some pics of how these yarns are processed would be lovely!
Will you be getting any more yarns that you have listed as “sold out”? Thank you.
Yes, I will they just take a little bit of time get back in because they are hand crafted for Darn Good Yarn:)
I have fallen in love with your yarns. I would like to know if you have a waiting list for sold out yarns. If and when you get more of the silk yarn with the gold thread I would love to be notified. I made two scarves with it that I donated to a church project. I would like to make more for them. Thanks for the awesome job you do. Liz
Thanks so much for getting my order to me so soon. I know the scarf and hat don’t take long to knit, but I’m 81, with arthritis in both wrists, so I just don’t knit as fast as I used to! With two balls of the same color, I can get the hat and scarf done with just a little left over. (the hat takes one ball and just a bit off the second ball.) For our fair, I plan to put these out, with your pretty note card framed, and will make a large sign with info, and will make copies of the press release for people to pick up. I think it is important that our customers understand what this yarn stands for. Thanks again–can’t wait for an excuse to order again!
I knit a cowl with recycled revolution. I don’t know what to do with my darned in ends. They are unravelling. If it were a rope id have the urge to melt the ends. What to do?
Just received my yarn. The colors are amazing. Can’t wait to start knitting. Love what the company stands for and love the yarn!
although not a bad name either, I meant recycled resolution.