Berroco Vintage
52% Acrylic 40% Wool 8% Nylon, 218yds (199m)/100g (3.53oz), Worsted
By Berroco
$11.00
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Cerulean (51190)
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$11.00
Cerulean (51190)
In Stock
$11.00
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Product Details
A fantastic blend of wool and acrylic makes this a brilliant choice for childrenswear thanks to the fact you can machine wash it! Knitting up on US 7 (4.5mm) or US 8 (5mm) needles, the Berroco Vintage color palette is full of gorgeous modern-jewel shades and pastels for any worsted-weight project.
- Net Weight
- 100g (3.53oz)
- Blend
- 52% Acrylic 40% Wool 8% Nylon
- Brand
- Berroco
- Care
Machine Wash Gentle (65°F to 85°F/30°C)
Dry Flat- Crochet Hooks
- G (4.50mm) - H (5.00mm)
- Needles
- US 7 (4.5mm) - US 8 (5mm)
- Tension
- 18-20 stitches, 24-27 rows to 4"
- Length
- 218yds (199m)
- Yarn Weight
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Recent reviews
I am enjoying working with this yarn. It seems to be good so far. I haven't gotten too far in my project yet but has a nice texture. Doesn't seem to split. Beautiful color.
Berroco vintage is one of my favorite yarns to work with, it knits up very nicely. I’ve used it for blankets, sweaters, children’s clothing. It can be washed & dried in the dryer.
This color is beautiful! I purchased it for a KAl
Berrocco yarn is great I have used many of their different yarns. Good price, lots of nice colours and washes well.
Good quality worsted weight yarn. Made a nice hat so far
I bought 2 different colors of this yarn recently, and made 2 scarves as gifts. One scarf has a simple leaf lace pattern, and the other is a sampler style, with blocks of many different patterns. The yarn is easy and quick to knit, and shows the patterns well. I used about 2.5 skeins of each for scarves about 12" x 6'. It feels soft around the neck, and the recipients appreciated the ease of care - machine washable. I was unsure how to block it, since it's a blend of wool and acrylic, but I finally bought a blocking pad and wires, and steamed them. That worked well - time will tell if it holds up through washing.