Light fingering weight · 428 yards · 70% superwash merino, 30% silk Cadence really loves this yarn — there are a lot of shop samples to prove it. Foxy Lady is Farmers Daughter Fibers’ light fingering base: a single-ply superwash merino with 30% silk worked in, which is exactly the right amount. Enough silk to give it a beautiful sheen and a drape that makes shawls move like water, not enough to make it pill or pull. It’s springy and strong, and the single construction means it has a softness that plied yarns at this weight don’t quite match. Candice dyes from her ranch in Montana — what she calls “the last best place” — drawing on a 4th-generation heritage of ranchers, farmers, and women who made things with their hands. She founded Sisters United in 2018, a program dedicated to healing Indigenous Women, Children, and Families. At 428 yards, there’s plenty for a shawl, a lightweight top, or a sweater with careful planning. A few pattern ideas: ILHA Top Three Seasons Top — Wool & Pine Norwood - Jennifer Steingass One Love Shawl — Joji Filoli Shawl Virginia Top — Joji Locatelli Blueberry Vodka Lemonade — Thea Colman Pop Rocks — Julia Farwell-Clay Navelli — Caitlin Hunter Drifter — Tamy Gore (2–3 skeins) Blue Canoe — Tabetha Hedrick (one skein shawl) Cumulus Tee — Petitknits Marigold Tee — Winter’s Weather Knits Tif Nelan- Wild Flower Tee
