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Wool-Ease Solid

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Where to Buy This Yarn YarnSupply.com Your Store Here? About This Yarn  Brand Lion Brand [www]  Distributor Lion Brand [www]  Yardage 162-197 yds.  Weight 70-85g  Yarn Weight Worsted  Fiber Content Wool , Acrylic , Rayon , Polyester  Texture Plied  Gauge (st. /4 in.) 18  Needle Size(s) 8 US (5mm)  Availability Currently Produced  MSRP $3.49  Care Machine Wash & Dry.

Colors

Currently Produced Colors
098: Natural Heather (Off White)	099: Fisherman (Off White)	102: Ranch Red (Red)	104: Blush Heather (Pink)	107: Blue Heather (Blue)
111: Navy (Blue)	112: Red Sprinkles (Red)	114: Denim (Blue)	115: Blue Mist (Blue, Multi-Color)	122: Sienna (Brown)
123: Seaspray (Green)	126: Chocolate Brown (Brown, Brown)	127: Mink Brown (Brown)	129: Cocoa (Brown)	138: Cranberry (Red)
139: Dark Rose Heather (Pink)	140: Rose Heather (Pink)	147: Purple (Purple)	151: Grey Heather (Gray)	152: Oxford Grey (Gray)
153: Black (Black)	157: Pastel Yellow (Yellow)	171: Gold (Gold)	172: Lemongrass (Green)	173: Sage (Green)
174: Avocado (Green)	177: Loden (Green)	179: Chestnut Heather (Brown)	180: Forest Green Heather (Green)	188: Paprika (Red)
191: Violet (Purple)	195: Azalea Pink (Pink)	196: Zinnia (Red)	197: Burgundy (Red)	402: Wheat (Off White)
403: Mushroom (Tan)	501: White Frost (White)

Discontinued Colors
100: White (White)	116: Delft (Blue)	117: Colonial Blue (Blue)	125: Camel (Tan)	130: Green Heather (Green)
137: Fuchsia (Pink)	146: Lilac (Purple)	148: Turquoise (Turquoise)	158: Buttercup (Yellow)	170: Peacock (Turquoise)
175: Green (Green)	176: Spring Green (Green, Green)	189: Butterscotch (Off White)

Reviews & Comments

LolaT SLC, Utah 6 Posts		Wednesday January 3 1:18:43 PM PST I boutght the gray heather and the blush heather (104) in order to try a more economical wool blend. I made a small scarf with the blush heather. It knitted up ok but felt sticky on the needles. I made mittens for my toddler with the grey but these seemed very hairy like the fibers just didn't stick together well and they very quickly lost their shape and became, I don't know, mushy. This yarn doesn't seem to work at all for kids and it didn't work for the scarf either because it's itchy. Overall, I was pretty disappointed. I really like the colors but the quality really is no good. No wonder it's so cheap.

diosa Westerville, Ohio 7 Posts		Tuesday January 30 5:51:47 PM PST I like everything about this yarn except for the fact that it tends to split. That doesn't bother me so much, but it made my husband crazy...and I think he has kind of sworn off of it. I will continue to use it.

oceansea Campbell, California 1 Posts		Friday March 2 6:34:11 PM PST I love this yarn... it does split, but it's worth it for the end product -- washable & indestructible. ***I'm looking for about 4-5 skeins of the butterscotch color (any dye lot).*** I didn't plan ahead for an afghan that I'm making for my grandson and the color has been discontinued! ;/. Any help would be appreciated!

rina Oakland, California 15 Posts		Sunday May 27 1:38:39 AM PST I didn't like this yarn at first, but it has grown on me because of the color choices, the low cost, and machine wash & dry care. I first crocheted with it, but found it a bit too thick for crocheted garments except maybe sweater coats. I like knitting sweaters with it better than with some expensive wool yarns, because the elasticity allows a nice fit. But like others have noted, it tends to split--especially with sharp needles. I haven't noticed much pilling, however, especially compared to soft wools. But if you don't use fabric softener it does come across a bit plasticky after washing and drying. And the yarn is less cohesive in some colors, more in others.

Yatchy Troy, Michigan 2 Posts		Monday July 16 3:52:16 PM PST This is the first time using Wool-Ease yarn. I am about 1/4 way done with an afghan, and based on the somewhat negative comments on the yarn quality and pilling I have read, I was wondering if it would be worth completing my project with this yarn, or to start over using yarn I have used and loved in the past (Bernat Berella "4"). Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

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