Noro Kureyon Aran, Color 319 — Wool, 110yd / 1.8oz

Six full skeins of Noro Kureyon in Color 319 — a high-contrast multicolour run drifting through bright violet and magenta into vivid orange, with lime, sage, and clear teal turning up further along the strand. All six skeins are from the same dye lot (Q) with the original Noro “world of nature” bands still on every skein — enough for a full Noro-stripe project from a single lot.

This listing is for 1 skein of Noro Kureyon in color Color 319, dye lot Q. 6 available.

About the yarn:

Kureyon is Noro's iconic worsted/aran-weight single-ply — 100% wool, 50 g / 100 m (~110 yd) per skein. The thick-and-thin handspun-feel single creates Noro's famous slow colour fade as the strand drifts from one shade into the next over yards rather than inches. Recommended needles US 7–9 / 4.5–5.5 mm at about 3.5–4 stitches to the inch. Wonderful for hats, Noro-stripe scarves, log-cabin blankets, and the kind of colour-pop garments Kureyon was made for.

• Aran weight
• Composition: 100% wool
• Weight: 50 g
• Yardage: 110 yds
• Needle: 4.5–5.5 mm
• Construction: single-ply
• Care: hand-wash-cool; Lay flat to dry

About Noro Kureyon:

Noro — founded by Eisaku Noro in Ichinomiya, Japan and now run by his son — has been spinning thick, woolly, unapologetically painterly singles for more than fifty years. Kureyon is the original Noro colour-striping yarn and the one most knitters meet first: a little rustic in the hand, lavishly long in the colour run, and very much its own thing on the needles. Color 319 is one of the cool/bright Kureyon mixes — jewel-tone purple and orange play against lime, sage, and teal, so the same yarn reads warm in one stretch and cool in the next.

Quick reference: Color: Color 319 · Yarn weight: Aran · Thickness: Aran · Fiber: 100% wool · Skein weight: 50 g