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Raspberry (4485)
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£3.69
Raspberry (4485)
In Stock
£3.69
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Product Details
King Cole Bramble DK is a 100% acrylic DK yarn, available in six variegated colour mixes. Inspired by natural hues, this yarn is great for knitting and crochet - and self stripes as it is knitted up.
- Net Weight
- 100g (3.53oz)
- Blend
- 100% Acrylic
- Brand
- King Cole
- Care
Delicate Machine Wash 40°C
Do Not Bleach
Do Not Iron
Do Not Tumble DryDry Clean Any Solvent
- Crochet Hooks
- 4.00mm (F)
- Needles
- 4.00mm (US 6)
- Tension
- 22 stitches, 28 rows to 10cm/4"
- Length
- 290m (317yds)
- Yarn Weight
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Recent reviews
Nice wool to knit with Lovely colours
It was exactly what I needed. The colour and dye numbers matched exactly with the wool I already had. I would definitely use this site again. Thank you.
Excellent customer service and immediate dispatch of goods ordered High quality yarn very easy to work with and beautiful colour.
It was used on a child’s jacket, Whicker the little girl loved. Her first words on it were it’s very pretty.
Knits up well.
Colors are very pretty and the yarn is nice to work with. My only complaint is that it is hard to find the center pull, but then that seems to be the case with most yarns. If there was an easy way to find the center pull, I would rate this 5 stars.
Great yarn for outdoor garments for children. Knits up well...not as soft as soft as other baby yarns. Fantastic colours...look great and warm when knitted up
Very pleased with this yarn and colourway. It knitted up onto the perfect "rainbow " jumper that had been requested by my little great niece.
Just started this. Found it good so far!
The wool is nice to knit with but I had 1 balls of wool which was very tangled so I had to unravel it all and rewind No photos as I had start to knit with the ball which then became tangle in the centre of the ball of wool