Dún na na nGall Hand Dyed Tweed Yarn - Fired Brick

FIRED BRICK: HAND DYED DONEGAL TWEED YARN

Warm and earthy, Fired Brick is a rich russet red with subtle tonal variations throughout the skein. Hand dyed in small batches, this semi-tonal shade has a beautiful depth and warmth, making it a lovely choice for adding a rich, autumnal touch to your knitting and crochet.

TEXTURED, SOFT & TIMELESS

Spun from either superwash merino or Bluefaced Leicester and blended with Donegal nep, this yarn is soft, durable, and full of character. Ethically sourced from non-mulesed sheep, it’s perfect for knitting or crochet projects that combine comfort with heritage-inspired charm.

PLEASE NOTE: OUR HAND DYED YARN IS DYED TO ORDER. CURRENT PROCESSING TIME FOR HAND DYED ITEMS: 10 DAYS

WHY YOU’LL LOVE IT

• Hand-dyed beauty: A rich russet red with subtle tonal variations, inspired by the warm, earthy shades of weathered brick.
• Tweed Texture: The Donegal nep gives subtle flecks of colour and texture that add character and visual depth to every stitch.
• Various weights available: choose the ideal weight for your project

AVAILABLE WEIGHTS

• Sock
• 85% Superwash Blue Faced Leicester/15% Donegal Nep (cotton)

• 100g/400m

• Recommended needle/hook size: 2.25mm - 3.5mm

• 4ply

  • 85% Superwash Merino/15% Donegal Nep (cotton)

  • 100g/400m

  • Recommended needle/hook size: 2.25mm - 3.5mm

• DK

  • 85% Superwash Merino/15% Donegal Nep (cotton)

  • 100g/212m

  • Recommended needle/hook size: 3.5mm - 4mm

• Aran

  • 85% Superwash Merino/15% Donegal Nep (cotton)

  • 100g/166m

  • Recommended needle/hook size: 4mm - 5mm

HAND DYED TO ORDER

Hand dyed in small batches in Donegal, Ireland.

Please note that, as with all hand dyed yarn, each skein is beautifully unique, and colours may vary slightly even within the same dyelot. Colours may also vary from screen to screen. To keep your knitting consistent, we recommend buying enough for your project at once.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Gently hand-wash in cold water with mild detergent or wool wash. Test swatch when combining light and dark shades, as deeper colours (especially reds and neons) may bleed. Squeeze excess water out before drying flat.