The phrase "a yarn of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a story or tale, often one that is exaggerated or fanciful.
Example: "He spun a yarn of his adventures in the jungle, captivating everyone around the campfire."
Alternatives: "a tale of" or "a story of".
Closer in its approach to "Angela's Ashes" than to a yarn of business recollections, "Swimming Across" is the portrait of the chip artist as a young man.
Angus then spins a yarn of two local boys, one with a knack for farming and the other skilled at drawing.
In this case the basis for the film's confusing, cliché-stuffed plot is the mysterious sinking of a Soviet submarine in 1968 — an event around which Mr. Robinson spins a yarn of unpardonable monotony.
His autobiography is not simply the tale of an entertainment career, it's a miracle narrative and a yarn of accomplishing dreams without losing sight of what makes a man truly great.
In order to explain the significance of Willow's death, let me spin you a yarn of the former corgis.
From a yarn of dubious veracity came something bigger, something indisputably real: This is how we feel about sex and race and money right now.
A yarn level of resolution is used in the model.
15 The RBM/WHO minimum specification of PET LLINs is a multifilament yarn with a minimum of 36 filaments and PE LLINs with a minimum yarn of 100D monofilament.
Untwisting leaves filaments that are still highly convoluted, allowing the production of a textured yarn of much greater volume than the yarn would be in an untextured state.
Tape the end of a yarn length to the bottom of the can.
Then weave the end of the yarn into the last line of stitches with a yarn needle, hiding the end of the yarn from view.
