Cotton Warp Yarn Thin ~ 20/3×2 (Weaving Grade)

Fibre: 100% cotton (South America) | Spun/processed in: Germany

This high-quality cotton warp yarn is designed for the loom: strong, consistent and smooth under tension. The construction 20/3×2 (two ends of 20/3 cabled together) gives a compact, durable thread with clean shed behaviour and low lint — ideal for everyday warps, sampling, and production weaving.

Lengths & formats

• Per 100 g: ≈ 333 m / 360 yd

• Cone (225 g): ≈ 749 m / 810 yd

• Purchase options:
  • 225 g cone (standard)
  • 100 g supplied as a centre-pull ball

In a nutshell

• Count / construction: 20/3×2 (cabled)

• Fibre origin: Cotton from South America

• Processing: Spun & finished in Germany

• Use: Warp (also suitable for firm weft, hems, tabby, bands)

Notes

• Designed for high tension on floor/table looms and rigid heddles.

• Pair with a compatible weft (same yarn or finer) for balanced plain weave or twills.

Care

Wash finished textiles according to project needs. Test your finishing routine on a sample.

Bleached Linen Warp — 12/2 (2-Ply, White)

Upgrade your warps with pure, bleached linen built for high tension. This 12/2 (2-ply) flax yarn is strong, smooth and crisp, delivering clean sheds and tidy selvedges. Sourced from Western Europe and processed & spun in Germany, it wet-finishes beautifully and softens with wear. The bleached white shade provides a bright, even base for classic table linens, lace and summer cloth.

Lengths & formats

• Per 100 g skein: ≈ 600 m / 656 yds

• Per 250 g cone: ≈ 1,500 m / 1,640 yds

Why weavers love it

• High tensile strength for reliable warp performance

• Smooth surface for clean sheds & low lint

• Crisp linen hand that relaxes after wet finishing

• Bleached white for bright neutrals or as a dye/paint base

Suggested uses

• Towels, napkins, runners & tablecloths

• Lace and summer fabrics, scarves

• Bands, trims & structured household textiles

• Also works as a firm weft where body is needed

Working tips

• Optional pre-soak/condition warps for easier dressing

• Keep even tension & measured beat to avoid cording

• Always sample for sett & finish (plain weave vs twill vs lace)

In a nutshell

• Fibre: 100% linen (flax), bleached white

• Count: 12/2 (2-ply)

• Lengths: 100 g ≈ 600 m / 656 yds; 250 g ≈ 1,500 m / 1,640 yds

• Origin: Flax from Western Europe

• Processing: Spun in Germany

Care

Wet-finish according to project; linen loves a thorough wash & press. Softens and gains drape with use.

Medium Cotton Warp Yarn — 20/3×3 (Weaving Grade)

Fibre: 100% cotton (South America) · Processed & spun: Germany

This high-quality cotton warp is built for the loom: durable, smooth and consistent under tension. The 20/3×3 construction (three ends of 20/3 cabled together) gives excellent shed behaviour with low lint — ideal for balanced cloth, bands and structures that need body without bulk.

Lengths & formats

• Per 100 g: ≈ 222 m / 243 yd

• Cone (225 g): ≈ 500 m / 547 yd

• (If you receive 250 g cones: ≈ 555 m / 606 yd)

• 100 g purchases are supplied as a centre-pull ball

In a nutshell

• Count / build: 20/3×3 (three-ply cabled)

• Use: Primary warp; firm weft for hems, bands & household textiles

• Origin: Cotton from South America

• Processing: Spun in Germany

• Handle: Strong, clean sheds, reliable under high tension

Notes for weavers

• Always sample for sett/beat (plain weave vs twill; warp- vs balanced-faced cloth).

• Pairs well with itself as weft for firm cloth, or with a finer cotton/linen for balance.

Care

Wet-finish according to project; press/steam as needed. Test your routine on a sample first.

Thin Natural Linen Warp — 12/2 (2-Ply, Natural/Undyed)

Enhance your weaving with pure, untreated linen built for warp. This 12/2 (2-ply) flax yarn is strong, smooth and crisp under tension, giving clean sheds and tidy selvedges. Sourced from Western Europe and processed & spun in Germany, it wet-finishes beautifully and softens with use.

Lengths & formats

• Per 100 g skein: ≈ 600 m / 656 yds

• Per 250 g cone: ≈ 1,500 m / 1,640 yds

Why weavers love it

• High tensile strength for reliable warp performance

• Smooth surface for clean sheds, low lint

• Classic linen crispness that relaxes after wet finishing

Suggested uses

• Towels, napkins, table linens & runners

• Lace and summer cloth, scarves

• Bands, trims and structured household textiles

• Works as a firm weft when structure is needed

Working tips

• Optional pre-soak/condition warps for easier dressing

• Maintain even tension and a measured beat to avoid cording

• Always sample for sett & finish (plain weave vs twill vs lace)

In a nutshell

• Fibre: 100% linen (flax), natural/undyed

• Count: 12/2 (2-ply)

• Lengths: 100 g ≈ 600 m / 656 yds; 250 g ≈ 1,500 m / 1,640 yds

• Origin: Flax from Western Europe

• Processing: Spun in Germany

Care

Wet-finish according to project; linen rewards a thorough wash & press. Softens and gains drape with wear.

Tussah (Wild) Silk Warp — 6-Ply, Nm 70/3×2

This warp-grade tussah silk (often called vegetarian/peace silk) is built from six twisted strands for a yarn that’s delicate in hand yet reliably strong under tension. It dresses cleanly on the loom and doubles beautifully as a fine sewing/embellishment thread for fibre projects.

Cone only: due to its fineness, this silk cannot be wound into centre-pull balls.

Lengths & format

• Per 250 g cone: ≈ 2,915 m / 3,187 yds

Why weavers love it

• Strong, smooth warp with tidy sheds

• Gorgeous silk lustre & drape in the finished cloth

• Excellent for supplementary warp/weft, fine fabrics and detail work

Suggested uses

• Fine scarves, shawls, veils & heirloom cloth

• Supplemental warp, leno/lace effects

• Sewing/embellishment (hand or machine; use fine needle)

Working tips

• Keep tension even; wind warps carefully to avoid twist loss

• Use a fine reed/sett and sample to dial in beat & finish

• For sewing/embellishment, shorten stitch length and use a sharp microtex or silk needle

In a nutshell

• Fibre: 100% tussah silk (wild/“vegetarian” silk)

• Count: Nm 70/3×2 (6-ply, two ends of 70/3 folded)

• Lengths: 100 g ≈ 1,166 m / 1,275 yds; 250 g ≈ 2,915 m / 3,187 yds

• Origin: Silk from China

• Processing: Spun in Mongolia

• Shade: Natural tussah (golden-beige), undyed

• Format: 250 g cone only

Care

Hand wash cool with pH-neutral detergent; minimal agitation. Roll in towel, dry flat. Press on low silk setting with a press cloth.