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Kits using Lamb's Pride Worsted!
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Projects from our Shop Using Lamb's Pride Worsted Yarn
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| The Brown Sheep Lambs Pride Worsted is a blend of 85% soft wool and 15% Mohair. This yarn produces a garment of exquisite loft and softness. |
Price: $9.00
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 (4.8 based on 30 reviews) |
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Product Information
(for M080 - Blue Blood Red)
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Gauge (sts. / inch):
4.5
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Physical Weight:
113g
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Primary Fiber:
Wool
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Secondary Fiber:
Mohair
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Specific Fiber:
85% Wool, 15% Mohair
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US Needle:
8
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Washing Instructions:
Hand Wash
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Weight:
(4 - 5 sts/in) Worsted
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Yardage:
190
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| Overall Lamb's Pride Worsted Rating: (4.8 based on 30 reviews) |
Rating:  (5 out of 5) |
| Love this yarn. I originally bought two skeins to make a capelet, but then decided that the horizontal ridges would only make me look fat. I've since made two different cowls, and Have one more to make. Super easy yarn to work with and it doesn't split! |
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| Rating: (5 out of 5) |
| I bought the this wool to make felted slippers. The first time I only ordered 1 skein, and upon looking at the pattern and adjustments for my larger feet, ordered another skein. this time I was able to do a live chat and the person who helped me was very helpful. My slippers are now felted and I wear them often. In fact, I took them and the pattern to my Tuesday night knitting group and shared with another knitter. The slippers are very warm and don't damage my hardwood floors. |
| Rating: (5 out of 5) |
| Via telephone, I ordered wool the Brown Sheep Lamb's Pride Worsted Yarn to make slippers for my son-n-law. Unable to see the yarn, the person who helped helped me choose a color and it is perfect. I will order from this company again. Great Service, Great Personality, Great Price. It doesn't get any better. Thanks |
| Rating: (5 out of 5) |
| I have yet to be sorry about any Lamb's Pride yarn I have ever bought! I love the stuff. |
| Rating: (5 out of 5) |
| Lamb's Pride is one of my go-to felting yarns. I would definitely recommend it. |
| Rating: (5 out of 5) |
| This yarn is one of my go-to felting yarns. The stitches disappear after felting. Great yarn to work with. |
| Rating: (5 out of 5) |
| I LOVE Lamb's Pride, worsted or bulky! That touch of mohair makes this so much softer than a 100% wool yarn -- no itchy scarves, thick socks, or sweaters with Lamb's Pride! Being all natural also means that if it encounters flame it won't burn and injure skin, it'll just smolder a bit. Safer if you're sending a gift to someone in the military! Even children can be comfy in Lamb's Pride, and the enormous range of colors is a treasure for creative crafters! |
| Rating: (5 out of 5) |
| I knitted a hat in dark green. The yarn has a soft, velvety "plumpness" to it that makes it very pleasant to work with, and I also found it exceptionally easy to handle, not like some yarns that fight you all the way. The resulting fabric feels luxurious and, well, plump. Additionally, I've never felted before, so I got curious and knitted a small coaster-size swatch for a test. Put it in a hot washer and of course immediately forgot it was in there. Yet, at the end of the agitation cycle, voila! It felted up quite nicely. I'm sure there are other yarns that are much fussier to felt. Just a really pleasant all-around yarn. |
Rating:  (4 out of 5) |
| Such a nice yarn to knit with, really shows the pattern details well. |
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