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Mulberry - Dorcha Worsted Baa ram ewe Beautifully rich browns and orangesDorcha means dark in Scottish Gaelic, of course referring to the deep grey natural colour of this wonderful base. Dorcha is rustic, wooly, bouncy fabulousness and can be used for a wide variety of projects from accessories to garments. It is 33% Bluefaced Leicester, 33% Falklands Merino, 33% Zwartbles and it is spun in the UK for us by John Arbon Textiles (it's the same as their Harvest Hues but instead of being dyed in the wool prior to being spun,