Brown Sheep Lambs Pride Bulky Yarn — Periwinkle (# 59)
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Lambs Pride Bulky Yarn from Brown Sheep Co is a single ply wool with a touch of mohair, available in an outstanding palette of solid and heathered colors. Lambs Prides extreme versatility lends itself very well to knit or crochet garment construction, wet or needle felting, home accents such as rugs and pillows, and as many more as your imagination can dream up.Made in USA.
Product details
- Weight
- Bulky
- Fiber
- 85% Wool 15% Mohair
- Skein
- 113g
- Yardage
- 125yds
- Needle size
- US 10 1/2
- Gauge
- 3 sts per 1"
- Care
- Handwash in Cool Water
- Made in
- United States
- Colors
- 42 available
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Brown Sheep Company has spun yarn in Mitchell, Nebraska since 1980, and Lamb's Pride Worsted is the reason most knitters know the name: 85% wool and 15% mohair, a slight halo, and the fastest, most even felt of any yarn we stock. It is the standard for felted bags and slippers, and unfelted it makes warm, hard-wearing hats and mittens. Lamb's Pride Bulky is the same blend at twice the gauge.
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