Why crafters love it
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Fine merino fiber that's soft next to the skin, with no scratch.
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15 colors to choose from, including White, Camel, Dark Grey, and Black alongside brights like Lemon Yellow, Dark Pink, Cranberry, and Slate Blue.
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50g ball: a handy size for accessories, colorwork, and stash-friendly small projects.
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Great stitch definition for cables, ribbing, and textured crochet.
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Naturally warm and breathable, so it works from fall through spring.
Great for
- Hats, cowls, mittens, and scarves
- Baby garments and blankets
- Amigurumi and small crochet toys
- Colorwork and stranded knitting
Pair it with
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Frequently asked questions
How much yarn is in one ball?
Each ball holds 50g of merino wool yarn.
What colors are available?
Fifteen shades: White, Camel, Pale Yellow, Lemon Yellow, Orange, Pink, Dark Pink, Cranberry, Light Purple, Lavender, Slate Blue, Green, Dark Green, Dark Grey, and Black.
Is merino wool itchy?
No. Merino fibers are much finer than standard wool, which is why it's a favorite for hats, cowls, and baby knits worn against the skin.
How do I wash it?
Hand wash in cool water with a wool-safe detergent, press out the water without wringing, and dry flat away from direct heat.
How many balls do I need?
A hat or cowl usually takes one to two balls, while a baby blanket needs several. Check your pattern yardage requirement.
Can I use it for crochet as well as knitting?
Yes. It has enough body and stitch definition for crochet, including amigurumi.
