Our 60/2 yarn is 100% pure Eri Silk. It is a fine-spun lace yarn. It's strong and durable making it the best yarn for weaving or embroidery.  
 
Eri Silk is known for its special properties withs it's low conductivity and thermal properties making it an all-weather yarn. So, whether you’re looking for a summer yarn or winter yarn Eri Silk can play both characters.  
 
If you’re an Indie dyer then there is no doubt, you’re not going to fall in love with this yarn since Eri Silk is known to be the most absorbent silk and can wear any color.  

What can you make with this yarn? 

The 60/2 is a dainty lace yarn mainly use for weaving. This 2-ply yarn fine spun yarn can be used as both weft and warp and takes dye beautifully. It is also a great yarn for embroidery. These threads are S-twisted and work great on a rustic middleweight fabric or light, thin fabric. 

What’s it like to work with? 

 The yarn is smooth, strong, and very consistent. The yarn is lightweight and gives a beautiful drape to your woven fabric.  

Weavers love variants. Try these beautiful 20/2 hand-dyed yarns that are naturally dyed with local plants.

This is a light fingering weight yarn that is suitable for both the warp and weft.

The fiber is known as one of the most durable fabrics in the world.

The more Eri silk is used, the softer it gets, and it is a great textile to weave with. This is the popular Eri silk yarn makers are talking about. Its texture, especially when woven with handspun yarn, is profoundly beautiful – always changing with the charismatic touch of imperfection.

Our 100% natural Eri silk yarn from Meghalaya has a slubby texture and a rustic feel. It has a handspun look with a matte shine. A great yarn choice for weavers.

This is the popular Eri silk yarn makers are talking about. For weavers, suitable for both the warp and weft. This is a light fingering yarn. Crochet or knit your favorite accessories like a lace scarf or a summer boho beanie.

Eri silk is antibacterial and its hypoallergenic properties have a natural resistance to dust mites, mold, and fungus in addition to many other allergens.

Meghalaya is well known for Eri Silk or Ryndia. The natural color of this yarn makes a classic handwoven fabric. The fiber of this silk has cotton-like behavior. Eri has a rougher texture and is heavier than other silks but it can be spun into finer and shinier material.

The more it is worn, the softer it gets, and it is a great textile to weave with. This is the popular Eri silk yarn makers are talking about. Its texture, especially when woven with handspun yarn, is profoundly beautiful – always changing with the charismatic touch of imperfection.

Meghalaya is well known for Eri Silk or Ryndia. The natural color of this yarn makes a classic handwoven fabric. The fiber of this silk has cotton-like behavior. Eri has a rougher texture and is heavier than other silks but it can be spun into finer and shinier material.

The more it is worn, the softer it gets, and it is a great textile to weave with. This is the popular Eri silk yarn makers are talking about. Its texture, especially when woven with handspun yarn, is profoundly beautiful – always changing with the charismatic touch of imperfection.

Our 60/2 Muga silk has a fine count and is well known for its extreme durability and has a natural yellow-golden tint. Muga silk is glossy and the golden color increases with age. While Muga silk has a natural golden luster and does not need any dyeing, it is still quite compatible with most dyes and absorbs dyes easily. 

What can you make with it? 

Muga silk with a fine count like our 60/2 is mainly use for weaving for both warp and weft. Embroidery works well with this yarn count to.  

What’s it like to work with?  

Muga silk is smooth and strong. It is fun to weave with and its natural golden matte color will add a nice touch of elegance to your woven pattern or embroidery art.  

Muga silk has a fine count and is well known for its extreme durability and has a natural yellow-golden tint. This yarn will be good to use as weft because of its textural irregularities. Its natural golden matte color will add a very nice touch of elegance to your woven pattern.