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BIS-SOCK PINK PADDLE pattern-info-self-striping Discover our spinning accessories HERE

BIS-SOCK PINK PADDLE pattern-info-self-striping Discover our spinning accessories HEREWe're delighted to present you with this brand new self striping color Pink Paddle inspired by one of Louise Robert flower. This hand dyed sock yarn is made of 85% merino wool and 15% nylon. Each skein is hand dyed with care and contains 400 meters (434 yards) of soft and washable yarn to knit socks, shawls or any other project to be worn next to the skin! Composition: 85% merino wool sw, 15% nylon Quantity: 400 meters per 100 grams skein Suggested

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Discover our spinning accessories HERE

Each skein showcases captivating earthy color palettes that seamlessly transition from one hue to the next as you knit

and sleeves are worked flat from the bottom up and sewn together

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BIS-SOCK PINK PADDLE pattern-info-self-striping Discover our spinning accessories HEREWe're delighted to present you with this brand new self striping color Pink Paddle inspired by one of Louise Robert flower. This hand dyed sock yarn is made of 85% merino wool and 15% nylon. Each skein is hand dyed with care and contains 400 meters (434 yards) of soft and washable yarn to knit socks, shawls or any other project to be worn next to the skin! Composition: 85% merino wool sw, 15% nylon Quantity: 400 meters per 100 grams skein Suggested

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