Exclusively Made for CFC
Serene Bloom Yarn
Neutral tone Screens vary. Moonflower reads neutral in person.
Neutral tone Screens vary. Buttercup reads neutral in person.
Neutral tone Screens vary. Clay Dust reads neutral in person.
- Sweet Pea
- Bisque
- Silver Juniper
Cool tone Screens vary. Thistle reads cool in person.
- Midnight
- Moonflower
- Garden Rose
Cool tone Screens vary. Sweet Pea reads cool in person.
Cool tone Screens vary. Blue Iris reads cool in person.
Warm tone Screens vary. Grapefruit reads warm in person.
Serene was developed and constructed from scratch exclusively for us. Our three goals were softness, minimal pilling, and stitch definition. It's spun from 19.5-micron merino, making it super soft and squishy, with a slightly tighter twist across each weight to keep pilling down. The wool is also OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Certified, independently tested and verified free from harmful substances at every stage of production. Serene Bloom is mill-dyed and wound, ready to knit. Available in nine colors.
Aran: 164 yards / 150 meters. Needles US 8 to 10 (5 to 6mm)
DK: 218 yards / 200 meters. Needles US 5 to 7 (3.75 to 4.5mm)
Fingering: 437 yards / 400 meters. Needles US 1 to 3 (2.25 to 3.25mm)
Fiber Content + Measurements
Fiber content: 100% 19.5 Micron Merino Wool
Skein Weight: 100g
Care: Non-superwash. Hand wash cool, dry flat.
Weight: Aran
Length: 164 yards / 150 meters
Construction: Mill-spun. 8-ply
Suggested needle size:
Knitting: US 8 to 9 (5 to 5.5mm)
Crochet: H-8 to J-10 (5–6 mm)
Weight: DK
Length: 218 yards / 200 meters
Construction: Mill-spun. 6-ply
Suggested needle size:
Knitting: US 5 to 7 (3.75 to 4.5mm)
Crochet: 7 to I-9 (4.5–5.5 mm)
Weight: Fingering
Length: 438 yards / 400 meters
Construction: Mill-spun. 4-ply
Suggested needle size:
Knitting: US 1 to 3 (2.25 to 3.25mm)
Crochet: B-1 to E-4 (2.25–3.5 mm)
Dye Lots
Every ball of Bloom has a dye lot number printed on the bottom of the band. If you need one more ball to finish a project, email us with the color and lot number and we’ll check if we still have it.
Bloom is the same merino base as our hand-dyed Serene, and the colors share names, but they’re dyed differently. Bloom is mill-dyed, so the color is more even, while hand-dyed Serene has subtle tonal variation from skein to skein.
Hand-dyed Serene and Serene Bloom colors with the same name are close matches but different dye lots.
Notes
Serene and Serene Bloom share the same base, so you can use both in one project. As with any hand-dyed yarn, skeins from different batches won't match exactly, whether they're hand-dyed or mill-dyed. Buy enough for your whole project at once, and alternate skeins as you knit.
Product details
Made with Camellia
I made blouse no.1 out of Serene Fingering held double that I got at Flock, and it was a DREAM to work with. It's so soft, there's absolutely 0 itch whatsoever. Held double, the fabric is super plush and cozy without feeling too dense. I would LOVE to work it held single with a mohair bc oh my god that sounds incredible! So so happy y'all are adding Serene for purchase!
I’m almost annoyed at how much I love this yarn. It’s quite a splurge, but the quality, softness and feel are exceptional. Be warned that it may be difficult to go back to other yarn brands. I used it for a cable project and the round yarn really allows the textures to shine.
The new Serene line is so soft and cozy! If I didn't know it was non-superwash, I wouldn't know the difference. The quality is amazing and I'm looking forward to the yarn line expansion and future colorways!
Lush, gorgeous yarn and a pleasure to work with. I purchased Serene Merino yarn for a Moonflower sweater.
I love how soft and squishy the yarn is. The stitch definition is on point!
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