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Universal Yarn Colorburst

65% Merino Wool 35% Acrylic, 660yds (604m)/200g (7.06oz), DK | Light Worsted
By Universal Yarn
$21.00
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Product Details

Universal Yarn Colorburst is a single-ply blend of superwash Merino wool and acrylic that features spectacular self-striping colors. With gradual shifts from one shade to the next, Colorburst will do all the work of changing colors for you! This DK weight yarn is machine-washable and dryable, making it a great choice for any knit or crochet project from afghans and baby blankets to to sweaters and shawls. With a whopping 660 yards in each 200g cake, Colorburst is a great value for large projects too!

Net Weight
200g (7.06oz)
Blend
65% Merino Wool 35% Acrylic
Brand
Universal Yarn
Care

Do Not Bleach

Do Not Iron

Tumble Dry, Low Heat

Machine Wash (65°F to 85°F/30°C)

Crochet Hooks
F (3.75mm)
Needles
US 5 (3.75mm)
Tension
23 stitches, 29 rows to 4"
Length
660yds (604m)
Yarn Weight

DK | Light Worsted

Craft
Crochet, Knitting
Country Of Origin
Turkey

Reviews

5 out of 5

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Recent reviews

I really enjoyed knitting with this yarn. It felt good in my hands and was not splitty. It is a soft merino acrylic blend. I ordered color: Tropical Sunset and the colors were true to what was pictured on the Webs site. I knit a lengthwise scarf and the colors worked extremely well because the color changes are fairly long, so there were 2-3 rows of each color in my 300 stitch scarf. I would definitely order again. The yardage is so much that I made a scarf and still had 1/3 of the 660 yards left for another project. I love larger skeins so that there is less weaving in at the end.

Mama2Sophia 1/31/2025