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Our retail location will be closed April 1 - 4 for inventory. Online will still be available 24/7 and orders will be sent out daily. Local pick up can be picked up between 12 - 5pm April 1 - 4. We will re-open the retail shop Saturday April 5th 10am - 5pm.
Our retail location will be closed April 1 - 4 for inventory. Online will still be available 24/7 and orders will be sent out daily. Local pick up can be picked up between 12 - 5pm April 1 - 4. We will re-open the retail shop Saturday April 5th 10am - 5pm.
4008 Poppy | PetiteKnit Peer Gynt

4008 Poppy | PetiteKnit Peer Gynt

by Sandnes Garn
$0
$7.95 - $7.95
$7.95
$7.95 - $7.95
$7.95
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Pickup available at SJYC Retail

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The same great quality of Peer Gynt but in PetiteKnit colours!

Details:

Weight: DK

Texture: Plied

Yardage/Meters: 99 yards (91 meters)

Skein Weight: 50 grams

Recommended Needle Size: US 4 - 6 | 3.5 - 4.0mm

Gauge: 22 sts = 4"

Content: 100% Norwegian Wool

Care: Hand wash, lay flat to dry

Peer Gynt has been on the market ever since 1938, and the structure of the yarn makes it a favorite for knitting traditional kofte sweaters. Peer Gynt remains as popular a yarn today as it was then. Garments made of Norwegian wool are light, warm and grow softer every time you wear them. Norwegian wool is durable and pill-resistant, and its superior resilience ensures that garments keep their shape over time.  Be kind to the environment! Wool is breathable and rarely needs washing. Instead, we recommend airing your wool garments. Garments made of Norwegian wool have a long lifespan and can remain just as beautiful for several generations. As a result, Norwegian wool can contribute to more sustainable consumption.

For machine washing, we recommend that all wool garments be washed separately on a wool program, to ensure the gentlest treatment. Centrifuge well and dry the garment flat, preferably on top of a towel. Never use a laundry bag when washing hand-knitted wool garments. This creates friction that can cause the garment to felt.