Weight: Worsted
Knitting Gauge: 4.5 - 5 sts = 1" on #6 - 9 needles (4.0mm-5.5mm)
Crochet Gauge: 11 - 14 sc = 4'' on I - K hooks (5.5 mm-6.5 mm)
Yards: 110
Grams: 50
Put Up: Skein
Care: Hand Wash Cold / Lay Flat to Dry
Wool of the Andes Tweed Worsted
Add extra texture and depth to your handknits with Wool of the Andes Tweed Worsted! This tweed combines a classic heathered palette with earthy-colored flecks of Donegal tweed–viscose and acrylic neps that are spun alongside the Peruvian Highland wool. The tweedy Donegal neps add a rustic and traditional appeal to everything from cabled pullovers to outdoorsy hats and mitts. Wonderfully warm for all weather, this sturdy, all-purpose yarn has excellent stitch definition and heirloom durability. As a worsted weight yarn, it’s a happy medium weight that’s commonly used for everything from garments to home goods, and Wool of the Andes’ heathered color palette with neutral-colored neps looks as cozy as your finished pieces will feel.
Use Wool of the Andes Tweed Worsted to create bouncy cables, gorgeous textures, or beautiful colorwork. As a "sticky" wool–meaning the fibers grip lightly together–Wool of the Andes is an ideal choice for both stranded colorwork and intarsia because stitches "stick" in place and won’t shift or loosen as you work, and the wide selection of saturated colors provides a wonderful palette for projects. 50g balls make it easy to add a wide variety of colors to your handknits without waste, and for larger single-color projects, this sticky wool will splice together with ease when using the felted join. In addition to being great for projects where your stitches are on display, Wool of the Andes also felts beautifully with warm water and agitation, creating a dense, durable fabric with structure for felted slippers, bags, and beyond.
Wool of the Andes Tweed Worsted also comes in solids and heathers without neps as Wool of the Andes Worsted, and the two yarns can be mixed and matched to create an even wider selection of options for multicolor projects.
A unique, cool gray-brown, Burr Heather is made up of an unexpected blend of cream, brown, gray, and blue. A dusting of black, tan, and cream neps completes this lovely neutral shade.
Flecked with black, tan, and cream tweed, Seal Heather is a warm gray heather. Cream, medium gray, and black are blended together to create a medium gray that’s a beautiful neutral on its own or the perfect shade to complement other colors.
Delft Heather is a dreamy blue-violet color with a dusting of tan, black, and cream tweed neps. The heathered strands blend blues, reds, and violets beautifully for an overall look that almost has an indigo or denim quality.
Icicle Heather is a blustery mix of cool winter tones. A medium cerulean blue combines with soft heathered flecks of navy, blue-violet, and cream. Icicle Heather is also wonderful as a transition color when paired with other blues-greens, purples, and blues.
Lighthouse Heather is a moody shade of obsidian with a dark navy undertone. Falling somewhere on the color wheel between a true black and the darkest navy blue, this lovely mineral color makes for an impressive neutral.
Marine Heather is a dark blue green color. It makes us long for a relaxing day at the beach or at the marina watching the deep blue and green waves lap at the shoreline. A jewel tone itself, it looks great when paired with other jewel tones.
North Pole Heather is a color reminiscent of cool shadows on a snow-covered field. Hints of sky and powder blue are combined with heathered flecks of cream for a soft and understated light blue.
Prussian Heather is indigo blue, the color of dark wash jeans. This deep blue started out with a navy base, but it was lightened with hints of cerulean heather to give the look of dark distressed denim.
Sea Glass Heather is a cheerful shade of robin's egg blue with a faint green undertone. A beautiful antiqued turquiose color, this modern blue hue will steal the spotlight wherever it is used!
Dill Heather is a medium yellow green with gray undertones. Reminiscent of the color of fresh dill, this heather green features flecks of yellow and olive green tones for a beautiful shade you will want to wrap yourself in any time of the year.
Forest is a medium misty yellow green color. Like the many shades of green found in the forest, it combines strands of yellow and a variety of greens for its beautiful heathered look.
Lost Lake Heather is a dusty blue green color. Turquoise blue and yellow flecks give Lost Lake a mottled look like a lake nestled deep in the woods surrounded by lavish trees as the sun sneaks in and reflects beautiful blue and green tones on the water.
Golden brown with a subtle green undertone, Olive Heather is a rich earthy color much like a field of summer wheat.
A cool evergreen color with wisps of silver and teal throughout, Wreath Heather is a classic tweedy shade of forest green.
Similar to the colors found in a deciduous forest in fall, Maple Heather shines with warm autumnal rays of gold and rust, highlighted by red undertones.
Barn Door Heather is a rich mix of shades including burgundy, mulberry, wine and eggplant - combining together to create an elegant and timeless color.
Garnet is a dark red color. Close in color to pomegranate seeds, Garnet is a rich jewel tone that will stand out for work or play. Pair it with Ivy for a beautiful holiday color scheme or with Navy for a little patriotic flare.
Gingham Heather is a classic tweedy shade of red with golden undertones. Perfect for a cozy fall sweater or warm winter toque.
Apple Blossom Heather is a faded pink hue with light brown undertones. Pair with dark and light brown neutrals for an earthy combination.
Square Dance Heather is a sweet rosy shade! This jaunty deep pink color has a red undertone, making it perfect for a modern interpretation of the classic tweed palette.
Decorated with tweed flecks of black, cream, and tan, Burdock Heather is a dark & brooding purple shade, with dimensions of smoky plum and rich eggplant creating intense depth.
Cottage Heather is a lovely blue violet color, accented by rustic tweedy neps. Similar to a dusty lavender, this sweetly floral shade is a soft and understated shade of purple.
Mineral Heather is a bluish-gray color that is created using a variety of shades including blue, red, and a light violet to give the overall mottled look, and it’s sprinkled with black, tan, and cream tweed neps. This heathered yarn is beautiful and has great depth as a stand-alone color.
Vineyard Heather is an intoxicating dark burgundy color. Densely saturated shades of plum combine with a rich red violet, much like a glass of Pinot Noir, with oaky neps adding dimension. A distinguished color that will add depth and elegance to your everyday wardrobe.
Farmhouse Heather combines a cool, dark brown spun with subtle hints of taupe and a rich burgundy for added complexity and depth.
Oyster is a creamy off white color that is darker than Cream. It is very similar to a light mocha with its light beige tone. A soft neutral, Oyster is perfect for use with a wide range of colors.
Rabbit Heather is a mix of raw umber, tan and wheat that combine together to create a stunning and complex neutral, perfect for both men's and women's garments.
As stunning as the forests it's named after, Redwood Forest Heather is a warm brown made up of a blend of burgundy, caramel, and shades of brown. A sprinkle of black, cream, and tan tweed neps completes the colorway.
Sarsaparilla Heather is a rich medium brown with red undertones. This chestnut hue is perfect as a "middle note" in a light to dark brown gradient.
Subtle in its complexity, Crane Heather is a cool neutral that ranges in shades from a light cream to beige, camel, and a dusty light brown. Lovely on its own or as part of a soft gradient of creams, browns, and greys.
Down Heather is a blend of warm, cream spun with small amounts of dark brown fibers to give it a rustic, traditional appeal - a great choice for any cabled or Aran sweater.
Flagstone Heather is a warm grey with varying shades of silver, slate and hints of charcoal. This versatile and classic shade is a wonderful choice for both men's and women's sweaters.
Wellies Heather is a true black with small amounts of heathered white throughout, creating a dark black with texture and depth.
A light creamy beige color, Picket Fence Heather is a beautiful neutral that is ideal for creating a classic tweed look.
![Burr Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/61062.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Seal Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/61063.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Delft Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/61057.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Icicle Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/61058.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Lighthouse Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/28300.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Marine Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/25449.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![North Pole Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/25964.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Prussian Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/25453.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Sea Glass Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/28298.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Dill Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/25456.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Forest Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/25969.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Lost Lake Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/25447.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Olive Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/28307.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Wreath Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/28299.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Maple Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/28306.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Barn Door Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/25454.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Garnet Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/25965.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Gingham Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/28304.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Apple Blossom Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/28305.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Square Dance Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/28303.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Burdock Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/61055.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Cottage Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/28301.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Mineral Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/61056.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Vineyard Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/28302.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Farmhouse Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/25459.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Oyster Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/25970.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Rabbit Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/25455.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Redwood Forest Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/61061.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Sarsaparilla Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/28308.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Crane Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/61059.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Down Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/25458.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Flagstone Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/25457.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Wellies Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/25968.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)
![Picket Fence Heather](https://d2q9kw5vp0we94.cloudfront.net/i/_/regular/28309.jpg~w=300,h=300,q=95,v=1)