Heavy DK weight · 200 yards · 100% American wool (fine merino, Targhee, and Corriedale blend) Making Tracks is Junction Fiber Mill’s variegated yarn, and every skein is genuinely unique. The wool comes from flocks in Idaho to western South Dakota — fine merino, Targhee, and Corriedale — scoured and combed at Chargeurs, then hand-dyed, pin-drafted, spun, and finished at the mill in White River Junction, Vermont. It’s 100% American-grown and produced, non-superwash, non-mulesed. The variegation creates gradual color shifts within a skein, and pairs beautifully with solid colors for colorwork. When more than one skein is shown, it’s to illustrate the range of the colorway — your order is for one skein. Junction Fiber Mill was founded by Amanda and Peggy, two friends who came together through sheep farming and fiber arts, with a mission to celebrate natural wool and support local farmers. Works beautifully for colorwork, stranded projects, and any DK weight pattern where you want built-in interest. Patterns: Susan Ashcroft, Seeking Solace Samantha Guerin, Grid Gambit Tasha Shawl Cadence Kidwell, Crescent City Caitlin Hunter, Guthrie Hat Andrea Mowry, Flock Vest Pressed Flowers Kerchief Murano Squares Bandana Jennifer Steingass, Goldwing Sweater Destination Unknown Cowl Andrea Mowry, Night Lights Jennifer Steingass, Forestland Sweater
