Dream in Color Billy Kid Silk Yarn
9 colors in stock
Stocked since 2019
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9 colors of Dream in Color Billy Kid Silk Yarn
About Dream in Color Billy Kid Silk Yarn
Billy Kid Silk Yarn by Dream in Color is a lightweight and airy blend of silk and kid mohair. The silk gives sheen and strength while kid mohair lends a gorgeous halo to all your garments. This lace weight, soft, and silky hand-dyed yarn is pleasure to work with. Billy Kid Silk yarn knits up beautifully with a wide range of needle and hook sizes into warm and cozy garments or accessories.
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- Weight
- Lace
- Fiber
- 70% Mohair 30% Silk
- Skein
- 25g
- Yardage
- 225yds
- Needle size
- Various
- Gauge
- Various
- Care
- Hand wash. Dry Flat.
- Made in
- United States
- Colors
- 9 available
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Substitutes for Dream in Color Billy Kid Silk Yarn
Yarns at the same weight with a similar fibre and a similar yardage per gram, so a pattern written for Billy Kid Silk Yarn knits to gauge in them. Swatch first — every yarn drapes its own way.
Aerial Yarn
Same Lace weight, the same mohair and silk blend.
Silk Mohair Glitter Yarn
Same Lace weight, the same mohair and silk blend.
From the guides
- GuideHolding yarns togetherWhat happens when two strands are knit as one — which weights two held strands add up to, how to hold a mohair-silk lace with a merino for a halo, how to work out the yardage and the needle, how to swatch a held pair, and the lace and fingering yarns we stock that are made for it.
- GuideYarn for shawls, and how much a shawl takesWhich weights and fibers make a shawl drape, bloom and block — fingering, lace, mohair-silk, alpaca, silk blends — how many yards a shawlette, a medium shawl, a large wrap and a lace shawl take by weight, why blocking is half the yarn choice, and the shawl yarns we stock.
- GuideYarn brands we stock, and what each is known forThe 24 yarn and needle brands on our shelves, grouped by what they do best — hand-dyed merino, self-striping and gradient yarns, American and British wool, alpaca, luxury fibers, summer cottons and linens, needles — with the line to start with from each.
More from Dream in Color
Dream in Color hand-dyes superwash merino in Illinois with a layered, semi-solid technique that keeps the colour deep without pooling. Jilly is the fingering — a springy plied merino for socks and shawls, put up in generous 4 oz skeins — and Classy the worsted, one of the softest washable merinos we stock. Billy Kid Silk is the kid mohair and silk laceweight, dyed to match, for holding double with either.
