Best Value and a Superlative Hand....
Charlemont is my new favorite. Tell the mill to make a variegated collection or a hand dyed one and you'll be in business forever!
Valley Yarns Charlemont Yarn - Superwash Merino 4 Ply
By Valley Yarns
60% Merino Wool 20% Silk 20% Polyamide, 439yds (401m)/100g (3.53oz), Fingering
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$17.49
60% Merino Wool 20% Silk 20% Polyamide, 439yds (401m)/100g (3.53oz), Fingering
Specifications
| Brand: | Valley Yarns |
| Blend: | 60% Merino Wool 20% Silk 20% Polyamide |
| Yarn Weight: | Fingering |
| Length: | 439yds (401m) |
| Recommended Needles: | US 0 (2mm) - US 2 (2.75mm) |
| Tension: | 28 stitches, 32 rows to 4" |
| Recommended Crochet Hook: | 2.00mm - C (2.75mm) |
| Care Instructions: | Dry Flat, Hand Wash |
| Craft: | Crochet, Knitting |
| Net Weight: | 100g (3.53oz) |
| Country of Origin: | Peru |
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Product Description
Valley Yarns Charlemont is a stunning blend of superwash Merino, Mulberry silk, and polyamide. It is incredibly soft with a lustrous sheen that accentuates the jewel-like colors. With 439 yards per hank, this yarn is an incredible value and it works up beautifully into shawls, sweaters, and more. Try knitting, crocheting, or even weaving with Charlemont!
Color Cards are available for this yarn.
Dark Olive (DOLV)
$17.49
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5 Stars
I have used this yarn before, and this shipment did not disappoint. The yarn feels good in the hand while knitting and makes lovely hats and scarves, with the silk adding a nice sheen.
5 Stars
So soft!! A little bit splitty, but not unbearable. Definitely recommended!
Pretty color, but difficult to work with
The yarn splits badly. It is not as easy to work with as I had hoped. The color is lovely. I was knitting a sweater. I will probably switch to a crochet project with the yarn held double.
Thank you for your feedback. I’m sorry to hear the yarn has been splitting more than you expected, though I’m glad you like the colour. Splitting can sometimes happen depending on tension and needle/hook type, and many crafters find that using a slightly larger or more blunt needle, or adjusting their tension and speed, can help improve how the yarn behaves. Holding it double for crochet is also a great alternative that can give a smoother result. However, if the yarn still isn’t suitable for your project, you’re very welcome to return any unused skeins.
5 Stars
I love this yarn. It’s luxuriously silky soft. It’s feels wonderful in hand while knitting and makes the coziest, softest garments and accessories. I recently completed the Calliope sweater using the Light Grey Charlemont held with mohair. It was like holding a kitten in my hands while knitting. I enjoyed it so much I was sad when the project was complete (despite really wanting and loving the finished sweater!). I immediately ordered more Charlemont so I can start another project with this...
5 Stars
Gorgeous and soft yarn with a beautiful hint of shine. It’s a dream to knit with. I’m making a lace tank top and the yarn never splits. Will definitely buy again for other projects!
5 Stars
Expected good, received excellent. Holy mother of softness.... will find out how it holds up, but so far I'm loving. True color with no bleeding, fantastic stitch definition (seriously great, not just super soft yarn great) and I don't want to put it down.
5 Stars
I’ve bought this several times. It’s lovely; silky & drapey & very soft, a delight on the needles as well as off.
5 Stars
Super soft. Cloud like. Knits like a dream, and so far is great with color work!
3 Stars
I bought navy and burgundy. After I finished the piece, I wet blocked. The burgundy color bled in the water, and fortunately the navy yarn didn’t pick up the red. The red is not colorfast. Also, the yarn is split prone….i had to carefully knit to ensure all strands were included in each stitch.