CLASSIC: Sidewalk Chalk

Round Trip "There and back" with two matching halves—perfect for projects like socks. One 100 g skein of fingering weight is enough for an average-size pair of women's socks. For longer or wider socks, choose the 150 g size.

One-Way Trip A long, non-repeating color sequence, great for hats, cowls, or scarves. For a Musselburgh Hat, 100 g of Trifecta or MCN is enough for a size L hat but you will need 150 g if you'd like a wide, folded brim. 4-Ply has more yardage so 100 g is enough to make a folded brim. 

Shawl Yarn Specially dyed for top-down triangular shawls. Each stripe is the same width from beginning to end, with no ends to weave in. 100 g of fingering weight is enough for a small shawlette. 150 g gives a more generous size. If you want to maximize your yardage, choose our 4-Ply sock yarn. 

Sweater Yarn  Designed for garments like baby sweaters. The stripes appear only on the yoke, and the rest is a coordinating solid color—no switching yarns or breaking the flow.

All our yarn is spun at a Canadian mill. Our Merino wool is sourced from from farms in New Zealand and mulesing is not performed on the sheep. 

Trifecta Fingering: 80% superwash Merino, 20% nylon
100 g = 339 m (370 yd)  |   150 g = 507 m (555 yd)

4-Ply Sock: 75% superwash Merino, 25% nylon 
100 g = 425 m (465 yd) | 150 g = 638 m (698 yd) 

2-Ply Fingering: 100% superwash Merino
100 g = 339 m (370 yd) | 150 g = 507 m (555 yd)

MCN Fingering: 70% superwash Merino, 20% cashmere, 10% nylon 
100 g = 339 m (370 yd)  |   150 g = 507 m (555 yd)

Please note that these yardages were updated in October 2025. The yarn did not change, but there was a mistake in earlier listings/ballbands that showed the yardage as less than it really is. 

Hand wash in cool water or machine wash delicate.

Lay flat to dry.