DROPS Big Merino Superwash treated extra fine merino wool











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See the shademap for more information on: http://bit.ly/DROPS_BigMerino • Content: 100% Wool • Yarn Group: C (16 - 19 stitches) / 10 ply / aran / worsted • Weight/length: 50 g = approx 75 m • Recommended needle size: 5 mm • Knitting tension: 10 x 10 cm = 17 sts x 22 rows • Machine wash on gentle cycle 40°C / Don’t use fabric softener / Dry Flat • Spun from multiple thin strands of 100% extra fine merino wool, which give the yarn its elasticity - DROPS Big Merino’s main characteristics are its softness, volume, elasticity and even result, which makes it ideal for knitting structured patterns such as cables. • It is this special construction of the yarn that makes it extra important to use the correct tension in your project, so use a tight tension rather than a loose one. DROPS Big Merino is also superwash treated and therefore machine washable and suitable for everyday use; but when washing your garments you must take extra care and follow closely the care instructions. • DROPS Big Merino is spun from fibers from free-range, mulesing free animals from South America and is Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certified. • Made in: EU • Raw material origin: Wool from South America • This yarn has an Oeko-Tex® certification (certificate number 25.3.0110), Standard 100, Class I from the INNOVATEXT TEXTILE ENGINEERING AND TESTING, HUNGARY. This means that is has been tested for harmful substances and is considered safe in human-ecological terms. Class I is the highest level, and it means the yarn is suitable for baby articles (ages 0-3). • You can find the text to this video in many more languages, as well as search within all DROPS knitting and crochet videos here: http://bit.ly/drops-videos • Find thousands of free knitting and crochet patterns here: http://bit.ly/drops-free-patterns

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