Rohrspatz & Wollmeise Superwash Merino Fingering Yarn

A 150 g pair from Claudia Burkhardt's legendary Bavarian dye house — Wollmeise Pure in Limone (a saturated cadmium-lemon semi-solid) and Saami (a deep autumn semi-solid in red, rust, olive, and brown). Both skeins are full Wollmeise Pure 150 g format, original bands intact, and the colour palette pairs as a striped or colour-blocked accessory or as two stand-alone shawl skeins. Choose a single skein or the pair from the dropdown.

This listing is for 1 skein of Wollmeise Pure in your choice of 2 colorways: Limone or Saami.

About the yarn:

Wollmeise Pure is the studio's flagship: a 2-ply 100% superwash merino fingering, 574 yd / 525 m in a generous 150 g skein, with the dense, deeply-saturated dye work Wollmeise is collected for. The colour goes all the way through the strand rather than skimming the surface — Limone reads as a true cadmium-yellow semi-solid, and Saami layers oxblood, rust, olive, and brown into the long-color-run gradient typical of the Pfaffenhofen studio. Gauge sits at 7–9 sts/inch on US 0–2.5 (2.0–3.0 mm); the 150 g format means a single skein is enough for a substantial shawl, and the pair is enough for a colour-blocked sweater accent or a generous striped shawl.

• Fingering weight
• Composition: 100% superwash merino
• Weight: 150 g per skein
• Yardage: 574 yds per skein (525 m)
• Needle: 2.0–3.0 mm (US 0–2.5)
• Construction: 2-ply
• Care: Hand wash cold, lay flat to dry

About Rohrspatz & Wollmeise Pure:

Rohrspatz & Wollmeise is Claudia Burkhardt's hand-dye studio in Pfaffenhofen, Bavaria — founded in 2006 and, two decades on, still one of the most-collected indie hand-dyers in the world. The studio's release model is intentionally scarce: Wollmeise colourways drop in small windows through her own webshop and a handful of trusted partners, sell out in minutes, and rarely come back as the same dye lot twice. Limone and Saami are both Pure-base hand-dyes — Limone a long-running saturated yellow semi-solid, Saami a deep autumn multi named after the Sámi people of northern Scandinavia. Both skeins are in original-twist condition with the German-language Wollmeise Pure band still on each one.