45wpcm / 114 wpi 25gms -1500m 100gms - 6000m

35wpcm / 80wpi 25g - 750m 100g - 3000m

105,000 m/kg / 54,100 yds/lb 120wpcm / 300wpi 10gms - 1050m 25gms - 2625m This spun silk is certainly very fine, but if you use two or three strands of different colours together you can achieve lovely richness. Or if you want to weave furrowed fabrics, it works well with the 60/2 nm silk.

15,000 m/kg / 7,440 yds/lb 25gms - 375m 100gms - 1500m 19wpc / 48wpi 30/2 silk is, for many hand weavers, the preferred weight of silk for a scarf. The Handweavers Studio now has a palette of twenty repeatable colours, sourced especially for us. As with all yarns, the exact shade can vary slightly between dye lots, so if colour consistency is important for your project make sure you buy enough at…

22wpcm / 50wpi 10gms approx. - 180m circa 25gms approx. - 470m circa This is an extremely strong lustrous silk due to being reeled, however it has a higher twist than tram silk, making it suitable for warp as well as weft. The colour range was chosen for their suitability for use with popular weaving techniques that show an iridescence when the cloth moves.

200/220 denier 10 thread 40wpcm / 98wpi 10gms - 500m 25gms - 1250m Tram silk is reeled, not spun, and has very little twist, so it is the most lustrous silk you can get and is wonderful as weft. Some weavers like to use two or three shades wound together to give extra richness and depth of colour, so we have chosen our colour palette with that in mind.

8wpcm / 20wpi 100g approx.

25gms - 80m 100gms -350m 10wpcm / 25wpi

12.5nm (resultant count) 14 wpcm/42 wpi 25gms - 275m

42wpcm / 106wpi 25gms - 1250m 100gms - 5000m

50wpcm / 127wpi 25gms - 1750m 100gms - 7000m

12wpcm / 31wpi 25gms - 200m 100gms - 800m

winding Lengths 25g = 63m 100g = 250m

1,250m/kg / 620yds/lb 7 wpcm / 15wpi 25g = 25m 100g = 115m The resultant count for this yarn is 1.25nm

16wpcm / 40wpi