Our Swizzlestix Yarns
We have created our Swizzlestix Yarns to replicate the effects that Hand-spinners achieve with Hand-painted roving. Each ply in our yarn is hand painted , then plied together to create that one of a kind look. In keeping with the Spinderella Philosophy, each skein is a work of art & no 2 are the same. You will always have a finished piece that is uniquely your own!
We currently spin our Swizzlestix in 3 different kinds of wool.
- 100 % Falkland
- 100% Corriedale
- 100% Blue Faced Leicester
- 2 ply ; approximately: 250 yards in each 2.7 ounce skein
- Uses Size 4 - 7 needles
- A Sport Weight yarn @ 1600 Yards per Pound
- $23 per skein.
- Specifications :
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Our Falkland Yarn
Falkland wool is not from a breed of sheep, but the region where the wool is produced.
The sheep have a background of Corriedale, Merino and Polworth.
The wool is extremely white. Since there are no known sheep diseases on the Island,
the sheep require no dipping or vaccines. The sheared wool is shipped to the Italian Alps
where it is given a “spa bath” using the snow melt.
Very soft– having a micron count of about 21-25 and the most eco-friendly wool we know of.
Passion Yarn Shades of burgandy, red and purples |
Pumpkin Pie YarnRich burnt sienna, rust and gold's. |
Good Earth YarnBase of beige with loads of color- from purples and mauves to greens and burgandy 
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Rella's RosesFun Pinks and salmon colors run through this color way. |
ZZ's Skies YarnLight and Dark Blue Twist and Turn throughout this yarn |
Blue JeansBlues and Purples make this one great for those wearing the blues. |
Our Corriedale Yarn
Corriedale Sheep were developed in New Zealand and
Australia in the mid 1800’s by crossing Merino rams and Lincoln ewes. Credit is given to
James Little for establishing the breed while managing the “Corriedale Estate” on the isle of
New Zealand. The fleece has a good crimp which produces greater elasticity.
The fiber has a 21-26 micron count.
Corriedale has become the 2nd largest significant breed in the world—after Merino.
Our Corriedale has a micron count of about 23.
Bears Garden Shades of burgandy, red and purples |
Pumpkin Pie YarnRich burnt sienna, rust and gold's. |
Shalom Base of Blue with loads of complimentary colors 
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MaklaDeep purples that are very royal. |
Crimson Tide YarnA True red base - gold's and burgandy compliment this Swizzlestix Yarn |
Sunrise YarnRust , gold and bits of purple . 
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Oceans YarnA sea breeze of color |
Peaceful YarnSoft olive and teal make this a peaceful color. |
Our Blue Face Leicester Yarn
Bluefaced Leicester sheep evolved near Hexham in Northumberland, UK , at the beginning
of the 1900’s. Rams have a proud, stately carriage and the ewes exhibit a feminine look.
The wool is tightly purled, fine and semi-lusterous. The Bluefaced Leicester is a Longwool
breed with a lock length of 3- 6”. The fiber has a 24-28 microns count and creates high quality
luster yarns with beautiful drape. Each sheep produces 3-6 pounds of fleece per year.
RellaberryBurgandy, Pink and Mauve- our Granddaughters favorite colors. |
Midnight Forest YarnA Black base rich with color flecks. |
Pine MountainDeep dark greens and blues with spots of gold and yellow. |
Bear's Dragon YarnBright green and yellow - fun stuff! 
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CONTACT:
Jim and Lynn Snell801.668.0563
1640 S. 600 E
SLC,UT 84105
email: spinderellas523@msn.com