Queensland
Queensland Kathmandu Aran 100 Yarn — Smoky Grey (# 01)
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color: Smoky Grey (# 01)
- Weight
- Worsted / Aran
- Fiber
- 85% Extrafine Merino Wool 10% Silk 5% Cashmere
- Skein
- 100g
- Yardage
- 208yds
- Needle size
- US 8 needles - hook H8
- Gauge
- 18sts per 4” knit - 11sts per 4” single crochet
- Care
- Handwash. Dry Flat.
- Made in
- Italy
- Colors
- 1 available
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About Queensland Kathmandu Aran 100 Yarn
Kathmandu Aran 100 yarn by Queensland Collection is a luxurious blend of extra-fine merino wool, mulberry silk and Mongolian cashmere. Made in Italy with strict ethical guidelines, this soft and smooth tweed yarn has wonderful stitch definition, making it perfect choice for cable-work knitting.
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