Valley Yarns Valley Cotton 5/2
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Product Details
The Valley Yarns line of mercerized perle cottons in 3/2, 5/2, and 10/2 is put up on standard one pound cones for weavers and machine knitters. The Valley Cotton line features 50+ sumptuous colors dyed for color fastness, but of course, be sure to test your sample the way you want to finish your fabric. 5/2 cotton weaves beautiful blankets, towels, table runners, and more, and the color range makes it easy to find just the right shades for your next project. Spun and dyed exclusively for WEBS.
Note: We recommend laying flat to dry for items with fringe.
Color Cards and Color Books for this yarn are available.
Note: Some colors may be mislabeled as unmercerized cotton. This yarn is 100% mercerized cotton.
Some cones may be labeled with incorrect laundry care instructions. Correct care is machine wash gentle, tumble dry low.- Net Weight
- 454g (16.01oz)
- Blend
- 100% Cotton
- Brand
- Valley Yarns
- Care
Tumble Dry, Low Heat
Machine Wash Gentle- Tension
- 30 stitches to 4"
- Length
- 2100yds (1920m)
- Yarn Weight
Lace | 2 Ply
- Craft
- Weaving
- Sett
- 15-20 epi
- Country Of Origin
- Brazil
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Recent reviews
Good quality, sturdy, and color fast. I've put mine through a very hot wash with no problems.
Great weight for weaving. Warped nicely.
This cotton is consistent and great for weaving.
arrived on time and as ordered
I love how promptly the yarn orders arrive. This is a great place to order Valley yarns from.
It is a strong yarn. Black can sometimes end up weak, however, this was strong throughout.
Really nice but so expensive.
I purchased several colors of 5/2 so I have the same review for all of them. I am currently weaving a variety of drafts in one continuous length using one of the 5/2 as my warp. I've been experimenting with some sections of 5/2 weft in a variety of colors and some sections of 3/2 weft. The 5/2 thread is slightly sticky (from fibers catching each other, not residue) so I do find that I frequently need to clear my shed by beating an extra time after switching to my next pass. This is not a major concern for me but others could find it slows them down if they are used to working fast. I have found a few slubs in the warp where it appears that a join was created to continue the thread. For my projects, this will not be very noticeable but might matter to others depending on their projects. I really like the large selection of colors available.
I purchased several colors of 5/2 so I have the same review for all of them. I am currently weaving a variety of drafts in one continuous length using one of the 5/2 as my warp. I've been experimenting with some sections of 5/2 weft in a variety of colors and some sections of 3/2 weft. The 5/2 thread is slightly sticky (from fibers catching each other, not residue) so I do find that I frequently need to clear my shed by beating an extra time after switching to my next pass. This is not a major concern for me but others could find it slows them down if they are used to working fast. I have found a few slubs in the warp where it appears that a join was created to continue the thread. For my projects, this will not be very noticeable but might matter to others depending on their projects. I really like the large selection of colors available.
I purchased several colors of 5/2 so I have the same review for all of them. I am currently weaving a variety of drafts in one continuous length using one of the 5/2 as my warp. I've been experimenting with some sections of 5/2 weft in a variety of colors and some sections of 3/2 weft. The 5/2 thread is slightly sticky (from fibers catching each other, not residue) so I do find that I frequently need to clear my shed by beating an extra time after switching to my next pass. This is not a major concern for me but others could find it slows them down if they are used to working fast. I have found a few slubs in the warp where it appears that a join was created to continue the thread. For my projects, this will not be very noticeable but might matter to others depending on their projects. I really like the large selection of colors available.