Three Irish Girls Yarn
I saw this yarn at my LYS quite a while ago but didn’t buy any until I saw the kit for the Allie Shawl. And I’m so glad I bought that kit!! This is a fabulous indie yarn dyer and I can’t wait to tell you more about them!
Three Irish Girls has been dying yarn since 2010 in Wisconsin.
Bases
This lovely yarn is offered on a large variety of bases….
Adorn Luxe – Fingering (85/15)
Ennis – Fingering (80% Merino/ 10% white cashmere/ 10% nylon)
Bamboo Cotton Fingering (50/50)
Cavan Fingering (100% Superwash Merino)
Finley Fingering (100% Superwash Merino)
Glenhaven Cashmerino Sock (80% Merino/ 10% cashmere/ 10% nylon)
Springvale Sock (100% Superwash Merino)
Kinsale Merino Tencel – Fingering (50% Merino/ 50% tencel)
Dubliner DK (45% Merino/ 45% Baby Alpaca/ 10% Cultivated Silk)
Springvale DK (100% Superwash Merino)
Adorn Sport (80/20)
Cotton Rayon Sport (60% Cotton/40% Rayon)
Bamboo Cotton Worsted (50/50)
Cavan Worsted (100% Superwash Merino)
Springvale Worsted (100% Superwash Merino)
Springvale Bulky (100% Superwash Merino)
Cavan Lace (100% Superwash Merino)
McClellan Lace (Wool/Bamboo/Nylon)
Meara Kid Mohair (86% Kid Mohair/ 14% Nylon)
Shannon Silk Mohair Stellina (63% Silk/ 23% Kid Mohair/ 14% Nylon/Stellina)
Availability
There is always yarn on the Three Irish Girls website. This yarn is also popping up in more and more local yarn stores. Their popularity is definitely increasing!
Ease of Shopping
Shopping on the website is super easy. There are still Allie Shawl kits, in a variety of colors, in case you want to make your own. There are kits for other patterns – and patterns for sale.
Shipping Costs
When ordering from the Three Irish Girls website, the shipping rates are very reasonable. I received my order very quickly, but some dyed-to-order items will obviously take longer.
Conclusion
I love looking at the colorways dyed by Three Irish Girls – and can’t wait to see what they dye up next. Follow them on Instagram to get the latest news about shop updates and new colorways.
