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Opal "Sunrise" 4ply Sock Yarn - Dawn (9441)
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Product Description
Wake up to a fantastic new pair of socks (after you knit them up) with this new Opal range themed on Sunrise.
This yarn is self-patterning and one 100g ball (approx 425m) is enough to make an adult size pair of socks, pair of gloves or scarf.
Machine washable at 40C.
A pattern is included in the price.
This yarn is self-patterning and one 100g ball (approx 425m) is enough to make an adult size pair of socks, pair of gloves or scarf.
Machine washable at 40C.
A pattern is included in the price.
| Blend | 75% superwash new wool / 25% polyamide |
|---|---|
| Yarn Weight | 4 ply |
| Ball Weight | 100g |
| Length | approx 425m |
| Needle Size | 2.5mm (30sts x 42rows = 10 x 10cm) |
Product Reviews
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Opal sock yarn
Posted by Jane Bennett on 22nd Oct 2017
I have been knitting socks with Opal for years - and hardly ever the same yarn twice. It is great that they can keep the variety going. I love their yarn, but have just occasionally been disappointed - and surprised - that when they have to include a knot, the sequence of colours is not continued. I would like to point out to them that with sock knitting, for example, the aim is to knit 2 identical socks, and that to interrupt the sequence of colours totally sabotages this. Very annoying. They should not issue balls of self-patterning yarn in which there has been a break.
