Rambouillet by Juniper Moon

Recommended to use at worsted gauge

From Juniper Moon:

Juniper Moon Rambouillet is spun from 100% Rambouillet wool raised on American farms licensed with American Wool (https://www.americanwool.org/) — a commitment not only to premium fiber but to sustainability, heritage, and the people who tend the land. These sheep are part of flocks that produce a naturally lofty, resilient wool known for its breathability, warmth, and timeless durability. Each skein tells a story: the fiber’s resilience reflects a connection to the land; its softness and loft reflect careful breeding and respect for animal welfare. Knitting with Rambouillet means working with a yarn rooted in U.S. sheep farming — where fiber isn’t just a product, but a tradition. Great for stitch definition, cozy garments, heirloom accessories, and pieces that live long in both color and texture.

$26.00

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Porcelain 1000
Onyx 1001
Silver Lining 1002
Candlewick 1003
Antique Lace 1004
Stonehenge 1005
Daffodil 1006
Basil 1007
Cinnabark 1008
Cabernet 1009
Sedona 1010
Bluejeans 1011
Aegean 1012
Peacock 1013
Mullberry 1014
Fandango 1015
Toasted Heather 1016
Spruce Shadow 1017
Wild Chartreuse 1018
Moonwashed 1019
Vintage Violet 1020
Plumberry 1021
Hearthstone 1022
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Item Description

Recommended to use at worsted gauge

From Juniper Moon:

Juniper Moon Rambouillet is spun from 100% Rambouillet wool raised on American farms licensed with American Wool (https://www.americanwool.org/) — a commitment not only to premium fiber but to sustainability, heritage, and the people who tend the land. These sheep are part of flocks that produce a naturally lofty, resilient wool known for its breathability, warmth, and timeless durability. Each skein tells a story: the fiber’s resilience reflects a connection to the land; its softness and loft reflect careful breeding and respect for animal welfare. Knitting with Rambouillet means working with a yarn rooted in U.S. sheep farming — where fiber isn’t just a product, but a tradition. Great for stitch definition, cozy garments, heirloom accessories, and pieces that live long in both color and texture.