Dyed wool yarn is wool fiber that has been colored using natural or synthetic dyes to produce specific shades and patterns. In the US, dyed wool yarn is available in various weights, textures, and color ranges for knitting, crocheting, weaving, and other textile crafts. The dyeing process can create solid, variegated, tonal, or gradient effects, depending on how the color is applied to the wool fibers. Different wool types may absorb dye differently, resulting in variations in color intensity and appearance. Dyed wool yarn also requires appropriate care to maintain its fibers and coloration. Washing instructions generally depend on the wool type and dyeing method.