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Arranmore Light | The Fibre Co.
Arranmore Light | The Fibre Co.
Arranmore Light | The Fibre Co.
Arranmore Light | The Fibre Co.
Arranmore Light | The Fibre Co.

Arranmore Light | The Fibre Co.

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Inspired by the breathtaking scenery of Ireland’s Northern Headlands, Arranmore Light yarn is spun in a mill that traces its roots to the homespun tweed industry of 19th century County Donegal. Arranmore Light is a blend of cashmere and silk with a fine Merino wool to create an authentic tweed yarn of the finest quality. With a colour palette reminiscent of the wild Irish coastlands, Arranmore Light was designed for makers appreciating the best of luxury and tradition.

Yarn weight: DK   Hank weight: 100 g
Fibre: 80% Merino wool, 10% cashmere, 10% silk
Length: 300 m (328 yd) per 100 g hank
Tension / Gauge: 22–24 sts per 10 cm (4 in)
Needle size: 3.75–4mm (US 5–6)

Care: Gently hand wash colours separately in cool water.

Made in Donegal Ireland

Suggested Pattern: Skiddaw by Kari-Helen Rane 

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