Named after the podcast by the same name, I consulted Anne and DK for their favorite colors, what they liked, etc. Who are the Politically Incorrect Knitters? I'll let you decide by watching their first podcast . The PIK girls have a weekly podcast which focuses on their knitting and what's going on in the news and just celebrated their Two Year Podcastiversary.

Please allow 7 - 14 days for processing as this is a dyed-to-order colorway.

Thank you.

YARN BASE INFORMATION:

MOHAIR (Lace) 1-ply:
~~ 72% Kid Mohair/28% Silk
50g/459yd

SERAMA FINGERING (fingering)<<<<<new base

Grown, processed, and dyed in the USA.

100% Merino wool

430 yd / 115 g / 4-ply

SERAMA SUPERWASH (fingering)<<<<<new base

Grown, processed, and dyed in the USA.

100% Superwash Merino wool

430 yd / 115 g / 4-ply

SERAMA SOCK (fingering)

Grown, processed, and dyed in the USA.

80% Superwash Merino wool / 20% Nylon

430 yd / 115 g / 4-ply

SERAMA BAMBOO (fingering) <<<<<new base
80% Superwash Merino / 20% Bamboo
436yd / 100 g / 4-ply

BANTAM (fingering)

92% Superwash Merino / 8% Lurex (SHINY!)

380yd / 100g / 4-ply

AMERICAUNA (dk)

Grown, processed, and dyed in the USA.

100% Superwash Merino

245 yd / 115g / 3-ply

DK SOCK (dk)

75% Superwash Merino 25% Nylon

245yd / 100 g / 4-ply

DK SPARKLE (dk)

75% Merino / 20% Nylon / 5% Stellina

231yd / 100 g / 4-ply

DK SPARKLE SILK (dk)

75% Merino 20% Silk 5% Stellina

231yd / 100 g / 4-ply

WYANDOTTE MCN (aran)

80% Superwash Merino / 10% Cashmere / 10% Nylon

181yd / 100g / 3-ply

RHODE ISLAND RED (worsted)

Grown, processed, and dyed in the USA.

100% Superwash Rambouillet

200yd / 115g / 5-ply

SILKIE (worsted)
85% Merino / 15% Tussah Silk
170yd / 115g / 2-ply

LEGHORN (bulky)

100% Superwash Merino

170yd / 115g / 3-ply

Washing instructions:

For best results, hand-knit items should be hand washed in tepid water and laid flat to dry. Superwash yarn CAN be washed in the machine on a gentle cycle (but not advised), then laid flat to dry. It is recommended to wash your skein before use. This will ensure any extra color will be rinsed out and prevent "bleeding".

Yarn dyeing is done at home in my back room and air-dried by God. We are a non-smoking home with a cat that roams around our back room and yard. He is afraid of the dyeing equipment and special care is taken so that he does not get onto the yarn - he's too old and arthritic to jump up on the table anyway.

Due to the nature of hand dyed yarns being unique, the skein you receive may vary slightly from the photo shown. If you have questions about the skein, please contact me and I will answer any questions you may have.