Wild Oats - 4 ply no nylon sock yarn - Darjeeling

The colour "Wild Oats" is a warm and earthy tone reminiscent of dried oat fields in the late summer or early autumn. It can be described as a muted golden-brown with hints of yellow and tan. The colour takes its inspiration from the natural hues found in the husks of wild oats, creating a sense of rustic charm and organic warmth.

Wild Oats is a versatile colour that can evoke a cozy and comforting atmosphere. It has a subdued and natural appearance, similar to the colour of wheat or straw. The muted tones give it a timeless quality, making it suitable for various design applications.

In terms of psychology and symbolism, the colour Wild Oats is often associated with qualities such as stability, simplicity, and reliability. It embodies a sense of groundedness and connection to the earth. This colour can be used to create a calming and soothing ambiance, making it a popular choice in interior design and natural-inspired palettes as well as teaming well with other colours

Overall, Wild Oats is a gentle and warm hue that combines elements of golden brown and tan, offering a touch of natural beauty and a timeless appeal.

Tonal variation throughout the skeins.

Weight and Length

4 ply, sock or fingering yarn. 100 gms gives you 400 metres

Fibre

Darjeeling yarn: 85% Merino, 15% Nylon

Beautifully soft and just the right amount of nylon for a pair of socks. This also makes a gorgeous shawl or other wearable object.

It is recommended that you hand wash in cool to lukewarm water with a wool wash to prevent dissociating. Slight bleeding may occur but should not affect the final colour. The merino is superwash but the dyes not. (However, I'm not hand washing my socks so there!)