Atelier Zitron Yarns - made in Germany

Name: Atelier Zitron Traumseide hand dyed 100g
Brand: Atelier Zitron
Price: 34.25 EUR
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Atelier Zitron Traumseide hand dyed 100g

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114 Herbstwind

2 available
131 Buchanan

1 available
134 Rosenbeet

2 available
140 Cognac

2 available
141 Ocean

2 available
142 Sea

2 available
143 Ruby

1 available

Atelier Zitron Traumseide hand dyed 100g

12 Units in Stock

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34,25 €
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Short Description

Traumseide

Dream Silk is a true laceweight, a thin glowing strand of unadulterated Mulberry silk. Hand dyed and made in Germany
certified Oeko Tex Standard 100, Product Class 1

Model: AZ-TS-HD
Manufacturer: Atelier Zitron
Weight: 100 g
Price per kilogram: 342,50 Euro

Detailed Description

Dream Silk
see the difference, feel the difference, enjoy the difference
Lace projects often demand intense focus and hundreds of hours of work. The finished product is usually a jaw-dropping feat of technical skill. Traum Seide is a true laceweight, a thin glowing strand of unadulterated Mulberry silk. Hand dyed and made in Germany

Content:
100% Mulberry Silk

Weight & Length:
100 g, ca. 800 m

Needle Size:
3 - 3,5 mm

This yarns comes in skeins [more info]

This yarns comes in skeins (hanks), not in balls.
In order to knit with a skein, you’ll need to unwind it into a ball first.
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How to unwind a skein (hank) of yarn