Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Light
The most popular yarn in the Madelinetosh collection, Tosh Merino Light is a richly hued, versatile fingering weight yarn. The soft, single-ply yarn is just perfect for everything from garments to accessories.
Fiber Content: 100% Superwash Merino Wool
Weight: Super Fine/ Fingering
Gauge: 6.5-7.5 stitches per 1” on US 1-2 (2.25-2.75mm) needles
Weight/ Yardage: 420 yards
Care: Machine wash, lay flat to dry
Country of Origin: Hand-dyed in Texas from ethically sourced South African wool
Artisan hand-dyed yarns have natural color variations from skein to skein. Our team will do their best to choose the best matching skeins for your order. Here are some tips to get the best results when knitting with hand-dyed yarns:
- Purchase enough yarn for your entire project
- Alternate skeins by knitting two rows from one skein, then two rows from another skein. This will help to blend color differences.
Please contact our customer service team with any questions or concerns about working with hand-dyed yarns.
Here are some of our favorite patterns:
Chevron Scarf by Amy Gunderson
12 Days Scarf by Tamara Kelly
12 Days Cowl by Antonia Shankland
Mara Shawl by Madelinetosh
Honey Hat by Jenn Nevitt
Vinea Scarf by Tayler Harris
Staghorn Mitts by Madelinetosh
Showtime Mitts by Madelinetosh
Riot Ranch Shawl by Lena Skvagerson
Rio Grande Shawl by Lena Skvagerson
Peony For Your Thoughts by Lena Skvagerson
Minimal Pullover by Joji Locatelli
Midnight Aura by Lena Skvagerson
Market Magic by Lena Skvagerson
Lasso Scarf by Madelinetosh
Hydration Station by Lena Skvagerson
Fourever Crescent by Lena Skvagerson
Fireside Scarf by Madelinetosh
Easy Peasy Blanket by Madelinetosh
Crochet Fourever by Lena Skvagerson
Chevron Scarf by Michelle Kissoore
Catherine's Shawl by Madelinetosh
Lounging Top | Fingering by Joji Locatelli
Garter Stitch Cowl by Madelinetosh
Changing Light by Jennifer Weissman
Passerine Hat by Erica Heusser
Color Spell by Joji Locatelli
Samen by Stephen West
Dreaming in a Field of Wildflowers
Wayfarer Poncho
