"Doc" Mason
In life, paths cross that are totally unexpected. Friendships are made, stories are told. “Doc” Mason is one such story. A vet in New Hampshire, who happens to train herding dogs as a pastime and keeps a diverse flock of sheep. As the legend goes, Ellen, a prolific knitter, gathers the annual clip and created the “Doc” Mason yarn.
Lovely knitted in its natural color, perfect for hand dyeing to allow the mix of fibers to shine.
In life, paths cross that are totally unexpected. Friendships are made, stories are told. “Doc” Mason is one such story. A vet in New Hampshire, who happens to train herding dogs as a pastime and keeps a diverse flock of sheep. As the legend goes, Ellen, a prolific knitter, gathers the annual clip and created the “Doc” Mason yarn.
Lovely knitted in its natural color, perfect for hand dyeing to allow the mix of fibers to shine.
In life, paths cross that are totally unexpected. Friendships are made, stories are told. “Doc” Mason is one such story. A vet in New Hampshire, who happens to train herding dogs as a pastime and keeps a diverse flock of sheep. As the legend goes, Ellen, a prolific knitter, gathers the annual clip and created the “Doc” Mason yarn.
Lovely knitted in its natural color, perfect for hand dyeing to allow the mix of fibers to shine.
Wool Source: New Hampshire-USA
Spinning Method: Woolen Spun
Fiber Content: 75% Clun Forest
25% Romney. Shetland, Cheviot, Baby Doll, BFL and Alpaca
Skein Weight: 4 Ounces, 113 grams
Skein Yardage: 200 Yards
Knitting Needle: US 8, 5mm
Care: Hand wash in cool water, lie flat to dry
One skein makes our Water Street Beanie Hat or our Higgins Mittens.
Two Skeins will complate a pair of Mud Season Socks in one color.
Please see the Harriet Cardigan size and yardage chart to make this project.