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American Maid 3/2 4oz cone

American Maid 3/2 4oz cone

Lunatic Fringe

Regular price $16.00 USD
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Color: Bleached white
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Sustainably grown, colorful cotton yarn straight form American cotton fields to your loom. This American made yarn is available in the colors that it is grown in, no dye required!

Brown and green colored cotton becomes darker when washed, especially in alkaline water. Just add baking soda to the warm wash water and watch the color deepen. The first wash water is often dirty afterward because when you wash it, it's the yarn's first bath! You're washing off dirt from the fields as well as any oils or dirt from processing.

Lunatic Fringe buys the cotton lint directly from the cotton growers, and tends the fiber all the way through its processing into yarn. Every year, they make purchasing choices to make their yarns as sustainable as they can.

3/2 makes wonderful bath towels, snuggly blankets or delicious placemats, with a grist of 1260 yards per pound.

Care instructions

Braid or twist any fringe before washing. Hand wash the first time. After that, machine wash warm, tumble dry low.

Yarn details

Fiber content 100% cotton
Construction 2-ply
Singles: Z-twist
Plied: S-twist
Source United States
Weight Craft Yarn Council: 2: Fine
Ravelry: Fingering
Gauge (4" / 10cm square) Knitting: 22 stitches
Crochet: 18 single crochets
Tool size Needle: US 4 / 3.5mm
Hook: US G/6 / 4mm
Yardage/Meters 315.0yd / 288.0m
Skein weight 4.0oz / 113.4g
Grist 1260.0yd/lb
2539.7m/kg
Care Machine wash, machine dryHand wash, lay flat to dry

Please note: Certain colors may bleed, especially dark colors and vibrant ones. Always make a test swatch and block it, if you’re concerned about color bleeding. To help reduce bleeding, block with cold water, use color catching sheets in the water, only use one color, or stay away from high-contrast colorwork.


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