Cascade Yarns Pacific Sport
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Product Details
Cascade Yarns Pacific Sport is the sport weight version of Pacific and is just like your favorite yarn. It's completely machine-washable and available in a huge range of colors. Pacific Sport is a unbelievably soft acrylic and wool blend, and has a lustrous sheen which gives depth to anything you create. Whether you're making sweaters, blankets, baby projects, or anything that's worn next to the skin, Pacific Sport is perfect for you!
Love Pacific Sport but need a heavier weight for your project? Check out Pacific, Pacific Chunky, and Pacific Bulky!
- Net Weight
- 100g (3.53oz)
- Blend
- 60% Acrylic 40% Merino Wool
- Brand
- Cascade Yarns
- Care
Tumble Dry, Low HeatMachine Wash (105°F/40°C)
- Crochet Hooks
- F (3.75mm) - F (4.00mm)
- Needles
- US 5 (3.75mm) - US 6 (4mm)
- Tension
- 22-24 stitches to 4"
- Length
- 273yds (250m)
- Yarn Weight
Sport
- Craft
- Crochet, Knitting
- Country Of Origin
- China
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Recent reviews
This is a lovely, soft baby yarn. It has a fluffy quality to it, and for me knits up more of a dk weight. I have used it many times to make children’s sweaters.
Pacific sport is a great choice for a baby sweater. I am using it to make the “Monday “ sweater by petite knit, which calls for one strand of merino 4ply held with one strand of mohair. I knit for a picky toddler who will not tolerate anything itchy or “too fuzzy.” Pacific sport fits the bill and knits up more like a light dk weight for me.
I knit a lot of baby sweaters , and I return to pacific sport all the time. I stock up when it is on sale. This is a lovely, soft yarn with elegant colors. There is a slight haze to it, and a light sheen. Stitch definition is not great, so stick to a simple stitch. I like to use it for color work. I used it to make the Debbie Bliss “little shepherd” pattern, and it was truly a masterpiece! I Swiss darned the sheep in the meadow, and that heightened the fuzziness of the yarn. Kids love it. I find that this yarn knits up like a very heavy sport weight, almost closer to a DK weight for me. So be careful, swatch it, and check your gauge, and do not try to combine it with other sport weight yarns in a color work pattern since it has a mind of its own. The fact that it is sort of in between weights works well if I am trying to make a larger size of a pattern designed for a lighter yarn. The Rowan “buddy” baby sweater pattern works well for this, and I have made that pattern in *********, sport and DK weights numerous times.