Heavy fingering weight (knits like sport/light DK) · 450 yards · 100% silk noil Silk noil is the part of the silk fiber that doesn’t make it into the smooth, slippery stuff — it’s rustic, matte, and has a subtle texture that makes it feel more like a fine cotton than a traditional silk. That means no slipping off the needles, no fighting with drape, and a finished fabric that feels cool against skin even in summer. Sarah hand dyes it in her Florida studio in the colorways she’s known for. At 450 yards, there’s enough for a generous shawl or a lightweight top. The WestJack Kid colorway is named for the shop’s West Jackson address in downtown Thomasville, a love of goats, and a little outlaw energy. Works beautifully for shawls, wraps, and lightweight summer tops where drape and breathability matter. A few pattern ideas: Briana Ariene, Wren Tank Ewelina Murach, Heat Wave Caitlin Hunter, Sellwood Tee Other Loops, Lacey Loop Jesse Maed, Sundae Swirl Tank Gossamer — Janina Kallio Storm Shawl — Joji Locatelli Valldemossa Top — Tonje Gjerdrum Joni — Natasha Homby Summertide — Isabel Kraemer Tif Nelan, Wild Flowers Tee
