A soft, strong and highly consistent organic cotton yarn designed for everyday textiles. Gist Beam 3/2 offers an ideal balance between comfort, durability and ease of weaving.

Description

This 100% organic cotton yarn is specifically designed for weaving, with a 3/2 structure that provides excellent strength while remaining pleasant to work with. It can be used in both warp and weft, making it a versatile and reliable choice.

Developed by Gist Yarn, Beam yarn is known for its consistent quality, softness and durability. It produces fabrics that are strong, absorbent and well suited for everyday use.

Its regular structure ensures clean, even weaving, making it ideal for both functional and decorative projects.

Available formats

• 8 oz cone (approx. 227 g)
• Approx. 630 yards

Technical specifications

• Brand: Gist Yarn
• Yarn name: Beam
• Fiber: Organic cotton
• Composition: 100% organic cotton
• Yarn count: 3/2
• Thickness: Medium
• Length: approx. 630 yards / 8 oz
• Texture: Smooth, soft and even
• Loom compatibility:
  • Shaft looms
  • Rigid heddle looms
• Use: Warp and weft

Recommended sett

• Plain weave: 10–12 epi

👉 Adjust depending on the project and desired fabric

Tips and uses

Beam 3/2 yarn is ideal for practical, durable and comfortable projects.

Particularly suitable for:

• kitchen towels
• hand towels
• table linens
• utility textiles
• durable accessories

It produces fabrics that are absorbent, strong and pleasant to use.

Care instructions

• Machine wash cold or warm
• Tumble dry low
• Fabric softens with use

Additional information

Color variations may occur depending on your screen settings.

Useful questions

Is this yarn suitable for warp?

Yes, it is strong enough to be used as warp on various types of looms.

Is this yarn beginner-friendly?

Yes, its consistency and ease of use make it an excellent choice for beginners.

What kind of fabric does it produce?

It produces strong, absorbent and durable fabrics, ideal for everyday use.

Can this yarn be used on a rigid heddle loom?

Yes, it works very well on rigid heddle looms, both as warp and weft.