Schoppel Wolle Cotton Ball Yarn
12 colors in stock
#7 best seller in Fingering / Light · Stocked since 2021
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12 colors of Schoppel Wolle Cotton Ball Yarn
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About Schoppel Wolle Cotton Ball Yarn
Cotton Ball Yarn by Schoppel Wolle is light weight and soft, but durable, cotton. It is created through a new environmentally friendly technology. This smooth and breathable long-staple Greek cotton has wonderful stitch definition and knits up nicely into summertime garments and accessories.
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- Weight
- Fingering / Light
- Fiber
- 100% Cotton
- Skein
- 100% Cotton
- Yardage
- 459yds
- Needle size
- US 0 - 2
- Gauge
- 7 - 8 sts per 1"
- Care
- Handwash
- Made in
- Germany
- Colors
- 12 available
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Substitutes for Schoppel Wolle Cotton Ball Yarn
Yarns at the same weight with a similar fibre and a similar yardage per gram, so a pattern written for Cotton Ball Yarn knits to gauge in them. Swatch first — every yarn drapes its own way.
Huasco Coton Yarn
Same Fingering / Light weight, both cotton.
From the guides
- GuideSchoppel Wolle beyond Zauberball: Reggae, Ambiente, Silky Cat and the restReggae Ombre and Reggae Solid, In-Silk, Ambiente, Edition 3, Alpaka Story, Zauber Perlen, Cotton Ball, El Linio, ALB Lino and Silky Cat — the Schoppel Wolle lines that are not Zauberballs, how they differ in fiber, weight and the way they are dyed, which are machine washable, and what to knit in each.
- 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.
- GuideZauberball: which one is which?Zauberball, Zauberball Crazy, Starke 6, Crazy Cotton, Edition 3 — how Schoppel Wolle's gradient yarns differ in ply, weight, fibre and the way the colour changes, and what to knit in each.
More from Schoppel Wolle
Schoppel Wolle is a family mill in southern Germany with one trademark: the long, slow colour gradient. Zauberball Crazy is the famous one — a two-ply sock yarn where each ply runs its own gradient, so the fabric marls and shifts through the ball without repeating. Zauberball Starke 6 is the same idea at a DK gauge, Zauberball Crazy Cotton the organic-cotton version, and Edition 3 a three-ply extrafine merino that fades through three shades a ball.
The solids are as good as the gradients. Ambiente is a superwash merino sock yarn, Reggae a soft single-ply merino at aran weight, In-Silk a merino-silk worsted, and El Linio pure linen for summer. Schoppel comes to the US through Skacel, and we carry the range in depth.
Zauberball Crazy Yarn
Edition 3 Yarn
Ambiente/Lifestyle Yarn
