Valley Yarns Taconic
70% Merino Wool 30% Cashmere, 125yds (114m)/50g (1.76oz), Bulky
By Valley Yarns
$21.99
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Product Details
Soft, tweedy Valley Yarns Taconic is a bulky yarn that's named after the Taconic Range, known for its natural beauty and scenic landscapes. Taconic is a soft blend of Merino wool and cashmere, with multicolored tweedy flecks that give the finished fabric a fantastic visual texture. This is a great yarn for quick but luxurious projects, like hats, cozy cowls, pullovers and much more.
- Net Weight
- 50g (1.76oz)
- Blend
- 70% Merino Wool 30% Cashmere
- Brand
- Valley Yarns
- Care
Dry Flat
Hand Wash- Crochet Hooks
- I (5.50mm)
- Needles
- US 9 (5.5mm)
- Tension
- 15 stitches to 4"
- Length
- 125yds (114m)
- Yarn Weight
Bulky
- Craft
- Crochet, Knitting
- Country Of Origin
- Italy
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Recent reviews
Taconic is, to date, one of the easiest yarns to work with and I’m absolutely smitten with how soft and cozy it works up and how much of a joy it is to handle. The texture of the finished fabric has a lovely natural drape and looks great in many different stitch patterns. A word to the rough of hand: be sure to take care not to pull too hard on a strand, as it is not terribly difficult to break if you aren’t watching your tension. I found no issue with this quality as I was working on my project but figured it was worth mentioning in case any weavers were thinking of using it as a warp.
I am making a vest with it. It is a well constructed yarn and knits up easily. The blue is a medium blue but there are slubs of white throughout. Quite charming.
Love the quality, my only issue is in one of balls of wool there were several joins of wool, I find that unacceptable