Malabrigo Rasta Yarn — Dancing Leaves (# 300)
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Rasta Yarn by Malabrigo is super soft, bulky weight, premium Uruguayan merino. This unbelievably squishy single-ply merino knits up quick and easy into super-cozy garments and accessories. Be sure to get enough yarn to complete your project since skeins from different dye lots may vary. To ensure random color distribution, work from two balls of yarn at once, alternating every few rows. Be sure to get enough yarn to complete your project. To ensure random color distribution, work from two balls of yarn at once, alternating a few rows from each ball.
Product details
- Weight
- Bulky
- Fiber
- 100% Merino Wool
- Skein
- 150g
- Yardage
- 90yds
- Needle size
- US 13 - 19
- Gauge
- 8 - 10 sts per 4"
- Care
- Hand Wash, Cold water.
- Made in
- United States
- Colors
- 41 available
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Malabrigo is a family-run dye house in Uruguay, and its kettle-dyed merino is the yarn people mean when they say "hand-dyed": every skein shifts through its colourway, no two exactly alike. Rios is the plied superwash worsted — machine-washable, crisp stitch definition, the Malabrigo for sweaters that get worn hard. Malabrigo Worsted is the original single-ply: softer, loftier, non-superwash, and the one to felt.
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