Cygnet Chunky Black Yarn: 100g

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The only downfall was on the first yarn ball, the last 80cm or so we're frayed and separated, so couldn't use the whole thing. The structure and spinning of these fibres mean that the garment surface will continue to look fresh and new, wear after wear. Slight differences in temperature, dyeing time, and other factors can affect the shade of colour of the finished yarn, so to ensure a consistent colour in a finished garment, it is best to use yarn which comes from the same dye lot. An excellent quality yarn that is machine washable and perfect for beginner and experienced knitters alike. Saturday (05/08/17) next door neighbour knocked and said the parcel had been left with him Tuesday (01/08/17).

Items are carefully designed and packaged to withstand the rigours of travel, but sometimes damage does occur en route.From cardigans and scarves to pom poms and children's crafts, wool is incredibly versatile and accessible to everybody of all ages.

Offering tremendous value for money, King Cole Big Value Chunky is machine washable and soft to the touch, making it a great choice for children and those with sensitive skin. Made from 100% premium acrylic, this super chunky knitting wool can be machine washed at 40c, may be tumble dried on a cool heat and should not be ironed. Soft and easy I bought this wool to knit a pair of leg warmers for my mum to wear when she's on her mobility bike.What ever your project is, whether it’s knitting, machine knitting or crochet, using natural yarn will not only give you a great sustainable product, but you can feel satisfied that you’re helping the yarn process naturally. On Monday (31/7/17) I came home to a slip from Hermes saying it was the second attempt delivering and it wasn't safe to leave the parcel in the place I had asked the parcel to be left in. Personalised advertising may be considered a “sale” or “sharing” of information under California and other state privacy laws, and you may have a right to opt out. Unfortunately there are 'fuzz balls' around the wool that you need to cut off and also 2 or 3 knots per ball where the yarn is joined to to next strand.