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YUYOYE 100% Merino Wool Yarn for Crochet and Knitting, Fingering Weight, Luxurious Soft Handmade Knitted Yarn (17-Star Blue)

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Material	Wool
Brand	YUYOYE
Color	Star Blue
Item Weight	50 Grams
Item Length	10236.22 Inches
Product Care Instructions	Machine Wash
Material Composition	Merino wool 100
Number of Pieces	1

100% Fine Merino Wool.
Its unique quality comes from long, thin fibers that give superior softness to touch and a feeling of comfort when against the skin. Sourced from Australia, it is 100% natural and renewable. Fabrics knitted with Woolly have a fine even appearance with a nice drape and crisply defined stitches. Knitting with multiple strands produces a bulkier fabric.
Australia Merino wool has its own tenderness and it suitable even for babies knitwear, or women, men scarves, hats, mittens, cardigans, sweaters or anything you can imagine.
Knitting Gauge: 4" x 4" / 10 x 10 cm=35 sts and 42 rows with a 3 mm knitting needle. Crochet Gauge: 4" x 4" / 10 x 10 cm=22 sc and 26 rows with a 3 mm crochet hook.
Yarn Gauge: 3 Ply/Light Fingering. Each ball weight - 50g/ 1.75 oz, 260 meters/ 281 yards.

Product information

Material

Wool

Brand

YUYOYE

Color

Star Blue

Item Weight

50 Grams

Item Length

10236.22 Inches

Product Care Instructions

Machine Wash

Material Composition

Merino wool 100

Number of Pieces

Item Weight

1.76 ounces

Manufacturer

YUYOYE

ASIN

B0B2VQ3W83

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#61,006 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing (See Top 100 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing)
#1,117 in Yarn

Date First Available

June 1, 2022

Product Description

What is Merino wool?	Merino wool is a natural fiber grown by Merino sheep. It’s thinner and softer than regular wool—making it easy to wear next to skin. And when you wear wool next to skin, a lot of benefits come with it.
Merino wool fineness grade:	The thickness of wool fiber is measured in microns. While the average human hair is approximately 60 microns, Merino fibers typically range from 13-24 microns. These Merino fibers are categorized by their thickness as follows: Medium Merino (21-26 microns) Fine Merino (17.5-21 microns) Superfine Merino (15.5-17.5 microns)
Merinowool VS traditional wool	Merino wool is softer and finer, and more fluffy. A single Merino wool fiber is ⅓ the diameter of a human hair. It’s so fine, actually, that when it brushes up against skin, it bends out of the way. It can’t be prickly like other wool fibers because it can’t stand up to the weight of itself. So it’s soft. Really soft.
Merino wool features:	Helping keep your body at a stable temperature. When it’s cold outside, the natural crimps and bends in its fibers trap air, insulating you. When it’s warm outside, it transports sweat quickly away from the skin, helping to keep you cool and dry.