Dragonfly Fibers & Canon Hand Dyes Superwash Merino Cashmere Nylon Sport Yarn, Barely There

Two matched skeins of the Dragonfly Fibers & Canon Hand Dyes collaboration on their Bugga Sport base, in the softest cream — Barely There. A merino/cashmere/nylon blend dyed by two well-known indie houses working together; both skeins are from the same dye session.

This listing is for 1 skein of Dragonfly Fibers & Canon Hand Dyes Bugga Sport in color Barely There. 2 available.

About the yarn:

Bugga Sport is the spiritual successor to the famously plush Sanguine Gryphon Bugga base, now spun in sport weight for Dragonfly + Canon — 70% superwash merino, 20% cashmere, 10% nylon, 113 g (4 oz) / 365 yd per skein. The cashmere gives it a halo and a quiet softness, and the nylon keeps the hand durable enough to wear hard. Recommended needles US 3–5 / 3.25–3.75 mm. Barely There is a near-undyed cream: the kind of pale neutral that lets stitch pattern read as the main event.

• Sport weight
• Composition: 70% superwash merino / 20% cashmere / 10% nylon
• Weight: 113 g
• Yardage: 365 yds
• Needle: 3.25–3.75 mm
• Construction: 3-ply
• Care: hand-wash-cool; Lay flat to dry

About Dragonfly Fibers & Canon Hand Dyes Bugga:

Dragonfly Fibers (Kate Whittaker, Kensington, Maryland) and Canon Hand Dyes (David Canon, Florida) are two indie hand-dye studios who collaborate on shared bases and special runs — the joint band on these skeins is a deliberate co-sign rather than a brand merge. Both are known for richly saturated kettle-dye work, which makes a colourway like Barely There — deliberately quiet, almost a neutral — a small surprise: the same hands, dialed all the way down.