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We reviewed 3 live results for knitting yarn and narrowed them down to the 3 options that look most worth comparing first.
The options are Consign with us, Iris Yarn Set and Estonian Native Textile.
Source: Heirloom Fiber Co
Description
Heirloom Fiber Co offers a curated consignment service for destashed yarn and knitting supplies. Consignors can submit new, unused skeins with labels, sweater quantities, and select needle sets through an online application form. Once approved, items are dropped off or shipped to the shop, where they are inspected, photographed, and listed at 70% to 80% of retail price. Consignors earn 60% of the sale price, paid out monthly on the 1st via store credit or e-transfer within Canada.
Best for
knitters, fiber crafters, selling unused yarn skeins and destashing knitting supplies
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Source: Crochetree
Description
The Iris Yarn Set by Crochetree is a curated craft yarn bundle designed for crocheting the Iris doll and her outfit. Made from 100% mercerized cotton, the set includes 15 yarn skeins totaling various weights across multiple shades, including Orchid Bouquet, Misty Rose, Bright White, Aqua Blue, Bud Green, Bellflower, Azalea Pink, Elfin Yellow, Cherry Blossom, Portobello, Vivid Mustard, and Tigerlily. The doll crochet pattern is sold separately.
Best for
crocheters, amigurumi crafters, crocheting the Iris doll and outfit and doll making projects
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Source: University of Tartu Viljandi Culture Academy
Description
Estonian Native Textile is an applied higher education study module offered by the University of Tartu Viljandi Culture Academy in Viljandi, Estonia. Taught by renowned Estonian artisans, the program provides specialized training in Estonian textile heritage, history, compositional techniques, and traditional craft technologies such as weaving, belt weaving, knitting, embroidery, and block printing. The curriculum spans two semesters and includes three distinct sub-modules: Estonian Native Textile, Estonian Language and Culture, and Social Competences.
Best for
Craft students, Textile artists, Learning traditional Estonian native textile heritage and craft techniques and Studying applied native crafts and culture at higher education level
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| Compare | #1Consign with us | #2Iris Yarn Set | #3Estonian Native Textile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Source | Heirloom Fiber Co | Crochetree | University of Tartu Viljandi Culture Academy |
| Description | Heirloom Fiber Co offers a curated consignment service for destashed yarn and knitting supplies. Consignors can submit new, unused skeins with labels, sweater quantities, and select needle sets through an online application form. Once approved, items are dropped off or shipped to the shop, where they are inspected, photographed, and listed at 70% to 80% of retail price. Consignors earn 60% of the sale price, paid out monthly on the 1st via store credit or e-transfer within Canada. | The Iris Yarn Set by Crochetree is a curated craft yarn bundle designed for crocheting the Iris doll and her outfit. Made from 100% mercerized cotton, the set includes 15 yarn skeins totaling various weights across multiple shades, including Orchid Bouquet, Misty Rose, Bright White, Aqua Blue, Bud Green, Bellflower, Azalea Pink, Elfin Yellow, Cherry Blossom, Portobello, Vivid Mustard, and Tigerlily. The doll crochet pattern is sold separately. | Estonian Native Textile is an applied higher education study module offered by the University of Tartu Viljandi Culture Academy in Viljandi, Estonia. Taught by renowned Estonian artisans, the program provides specialized training in Estonian textile heritage, history, compositional techniques, and traditional craft technologies such as weaving, belt weaving, knitting, embroidery, and block printing. The curriculum spans two semesters and includes three distinct sub-modules: Estonian Native Textile, Estonian Language and Culture, and Social Competences. |
| Best for | knitters, fiber crafters, selling unused yarn skeins and destashing knitting supplies | crocheters, amigurumi crafters, crocheting the Iris doll and outfit and doll making projects | Craft students, Textile artists, Learning traditional Estonian native textile heritage and craft techniques and Studying applied native crafts and culture at higher education level |
| Action | Heirloom Fiber Co | Crochetree | University of Tartu Viljandi Culture Academy |
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