Premium 3.5oz Golo Cashmere Yarn - Soft Wool Yarn for Knitting, Weaving & Sock Making (MQ5-008) - Perfect for DIY Scarves, Sweaters & Winter Accessories
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FEATURES
Golo cashmere wool is made of 55% Merino wool and 45% nylon. It has soft and comfortable hand feeling, anti pilling and anti shrinkage. It is bold and beautiful in color and eye-catching in color transformation. It is suitable for knitting socks, shawls, tops and so on.
Fiber 55% Merino Wool 45% nylon
Each ball 3.5oz/550yd(100g/500m).
Recommended hook ≈ 2.0-3.0mm.Knitting Gauge 6.75-8 sts per inch
REVIEWS
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4.5
The important bit: I thought I’d use this yarn for socks. Nope. No stretch, and it’s really close to a lace weight. I put some comparison yarns in there so you can see just how slender it is. The other variegated is an independent sock yarn which I’d say is right on for fingering weight, and the black is a Knitpicks Hawthorn, which is a little large for a fingering weight.Also, the yarn is single ply, which means that I had some trouble with splitting until I got used to it, but not at all once I was comfortable working with it.I’m so glad that I stuck with it. It’s a beautiful, soft yarn. I wish I had made a shawl or even a summer knitted T-shirt/ light sweater with it. I wanted to try fingerless gloves, and it worked well for that too. It takes a rib well—either 1x1 on the cuff or 2x2 on the fingers. That said, I don’t think it would stretch well for socks or hold up to foot abuse.But a summer shawl—I think I’m going to come back for more and try it.
