Three Irish Girls Yarn Superwash Merino Wool Bulky Yarn, Mister Snow Cream Base with Turquoise Fuchsia Mustard Scarlet Plum Speckles, Discontinued

Three Irish Girls Springvale Bulky in the maker's beloved "Mister Snow" colorway — a cream-white speckled base hand-dyed with confetti speckles in turquoise, fuchsia, mustard, scarlet, plum, and a touch of jade. The base is a plump, round-plied bulky superwash merino, soft enough for cowls worn against the neck and substantial enough to give a one-skein hat real sculpture. Three Irish Girls Yarn Inc. — the Duluth-Minnesota dye house behind Springvale — wound down operations and is no longer producing yarn. 

This listing is for one skein of Springvale Bulky in Mister Snow, new with the maker's printed hang-tag intact. I am starting with two available. Both skeins are from the same dye lot and read identically; hand-dyed speckles will of course vary minutely skein-to-skein.

About the yarn.

• Maker: Three Irish Girls Yarn Inc. (Duluth, Minnesota — discontinued, no longer producing)
• Yarn line: Springvale Bulky
• Colorway: Mister Snow (speckled — confetti on cream)
• Fibre: 100% superwash merino wool
• Weight class: bulky
• Yardage: ~98 yd / 90 m per skein 
• Net weight: 4 oz / ~113 g per skein 
• Recommended needles: US 10–13 / 6.0–9.0 mm
• Construction: plied bulky single-ply set, round-plied
• Care: superwash — machine wash gentle / lay flat to dry
• Condition: new with band, all four skeins intact

About the maker. Three Irish Girls Yarn Inc. was the Duluth, Minnesota indie dye house founded by Erin McFarland and run as one of the long-running family operations of the Midwestern hand- dye scene — Springvale, McClellan Fingering, Adorn, Big Bang, and the Cashmerino lines were its signature bases. The studio is no longer in operation.