Trill-Sport-Wool/Linen Blend

Urth Yarns Trill is a beautifully textured wool-and-linen blend with a rustic tweedy look, natural drape, and the kind of character that gets better with wear.

Made from 80% superwash Merino wool and 20% linen, Trill combines the softness and warmth of Merino with the breathability, structure, and relaxed drape of linen. The result is a versatile sport/heavy fingering weight yarn that works especially well for lightweight garments and accessories you can wear through changing seasons.

The linen gives Trill its distinctive slightly rustic appearance and helps finished pieces breathe, while the superwash Merino adds softness, elasticity, and warmth. As your project is worn and washed, the fabric softens beautifully while retaining that appealing natural texture.

With a generous 435 yards in each 100-gram skein, Trill is an excellent choice for sweaters, cardigans, lightweight tops, shawls, scarves, wraps, and other knit or crochet projects where you want drape without sacrificing structure.

Its bird-inspired color palette gives the line an earthy, sophisticated feel, making Trill especially appealing for projects where subtle color and texture can do the talking.

Why You’ll Love It

• 80% superwash Merino wool and 20% linen

• Breathable enough for transitional-season garments

• Rustic tweedy appearance with beautiful natural drape

• Softens with wear and washing

• Generous 435 yards per 100-gram skein

• Excellent for lightweight sweaters, shawls, wraps, scarves, and accessories

• Suitable for both knitting and crochet

• Sport/heavy fingering weight gives you versatility across a wide range of patterns

Yarn Details

Fiber Content: 80% Superwash Merino Wool, 20% Linen
Weight: Sport / Heavy Fingering / CYC #2
Skein Weight: 100 grams
Yardage: 435 yards / 400 meters
Suggested Needle Size: US 2.5–6 / 3–4 mm
Suggested Crochet Hook: 3–4 mm
Gauge: 25–29 stitches = 4 inches / 10 cm
Care: Hand wash or machine wash cold in a mesh bag. Do not bleach. Dry flat. Do not machine dry.

Because gauge can vary from one knitter or crocheter to another, we recommend making a swatch before beginning a fitted garment or any project where finished measurements are important.