Woolpedia Colors Blind Date gradient yarncake & designer yarn

Please allow yourself to be surprised by a monthly Blind Date yarncake. The gradient or color mix and material will remain a secret until the reveal in the following month. The yarncake can then hop into the shop as a fixed composition.

Use code BLIND to save 10% on every Blind Date skein.

All Blind Date customer will receive the same gradient / color mix within one month.

Colors: surprise

Material: surprise

Gradient or color mix: surprise

Oeko Tex 100
Free of harmful chemicals, suitable for babies

Custom order, handmade yarn

Care instructions:
Handwash recommended, max. 30°C
Dry on a flat surface
Do not tumble dry, do not bleach, do not iron

If you would like us to create a custom gradient cake, please order through our Colors Custom yarns.

The gradient will be delivered as series (multiple numbered yarncakes) from:
3ply 2100m
4ply 1600m
5ply 1100m
The gradient has no repetition.

Gradient options

Usual gradient: Each color section has the same length. The gradient is homogeneous.

Reverse gradient: Reverse gradient order as described.
Example: the gradient is shown in white, black. The yarncake will be made in black, then white.

Shawl gradient from the inside: Special gradient for triangular shawls. The first color sections are very short, towards the end of the yarncake they get longer.
In order to be able to process this type of gradient, you have to unwind the yarncake from the inside.

Shawl gradient from the outside: This type of gradient should be unwind from the outside.
The benefit of this method is that you're not getting a hole in your yarncake, the yarn will be stable during the project. Perfect for travel.

Knot ends

Short: Standard option. Each color change creates a knot. We shorten the ends. This way you don't have to do anything, just work the yarn and be happy.

Long: We create long color change knots. This way you can carry the yarn and shorten the ends as you like.
These ends can be visible on your yarncake and are sticking out or hanging on your yarncake sometimes.