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Welcome in my webshop where I sell my hand-dyed yarns, wool and fibres.

Have a look around. If there's anything you're not sure about or if you would like custom orders or more information regarding wholesale orders, please send me an e-mail: info@hetwolbeest.nl

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New in our online shop

  • Pink petals...
    Pink petals...

    A gorgeous sock yarn blend of 75% BFL/corriedale and 25% nylon. Just as soft as my BFL sock yarn. Suitable for knitting sweaters, cardigans, shawls, socks and mittens.

    100gr./400m. Ndls: 2-3

    In order to enjoy the colours longer…

    € 22,50
  • Snowman…
    Snowman…

    Beautiful, very soft sock yarn (75% merino extra fine superwash - nylon), handdyed using acid dye. This resilient yarn very strong and results in a beautiful stitch. It is a wonderful superwash yarn to knit shawls, hats, mittens…

    € 21,50
  • Geese on a stroll…
    Geese on a stroll…

    Beautiful, very soft sock yarn (75% merino extra fine superwash - nylon), handdyed using acid dye. This resilient yarn very strong and results in a beautiful stitch. It is a wonderful superwash yarn to knit shawls, hats, mittens…

    € 21,50
  • Ochres & mauves…
    Ochres & mauves…

    Sturdy sock yarn 75% virgin wool - 25% nylon, still quite soft, perfect for socks, hats, mitts, sweaters. This yarn has a great handle.

    100gr/420meter

    € 18,00
  • Ochres & mauves…
    Ochres & mauves…

    Beautiful, very soft sock yarn (75% merino extra fine superwash - nylon), handdyed using acid dye. This resilient yarn very strong and results in a beautiful stitch. It is a wonderful superwash yarn to knit shawls, hats, mittens…

    € 21,50
  • Ochres & mauves...
    Ochres & mauves...

    Beautiful, very soft sock yarn (75% blue faced leicester - nylon), handdyed using acid dye. This resilient yarn very strong and results in a beautiful stitch. It is a wonderful superwash yarn to knit shawls, hats, mittens or…

    € 22,50

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