Alize Angora Gold Simli Glitter Wool Yarn, Gray - 21

Description Alize Angora Gold Simli Glitter Wool Yarn Alize Angora Gold Simli is a metallic, glitter and shine version of wonderful Alize Angora Gold wool blended knitting yarn. Have you ever thought about getting attention with a handmade stylish designed dress on a special night? Then you are exactly right adress. Alize Angora Gold Simli yarn exactly gives you that feeling when you wear it. This well-known yarn on the market provides you with the feeling of being unique and exclusive. Dress differently and feel special with Alize Angora Gold Simli yarn in your own designs this autumn and winter. It can also give a feeling of coolness in the summer season thanks to its heat regulating feature. Knitting Usage What is the best way to knit or crochet with Alize Angora Gold Simli Glitter Yarn? Be as creative as you can. Make your own custom sweaters, special dresses, shawls, skirts, pullovers, scarves, hats, mittens, mittens, socks, home accessories, toys. You can even make handmade gifts for your loved ones on their special days. Care Instruction If you’re willing your knitted clothes last longer so your favorite sweater doesn’t loose its’ best features and still perfectly fit you, we strongly recommend you using handwashing or delicate mode in washing machine for the Alize Angora Gold Simli used handcrafts. Yarn Features Features Yarn Weight 1 : Fingering - Super Fine Content 20% Premium Wool, 75% Acrylic, 5% Metallic Knitting Gauge 20 sts 26 rows 10 x 10 Ball Weight 100 gr (3.53 oz) Yarn Length 500 m (547 yd) Recommended Crochet Hook 2 mm – 4 mm (G) Recommended Knitting Needle US 2½ - 10 or 3 – 6 mm İdeal Season Autumn / Winter About Alize Yünteks, the owner and creator of the Alize brand, has been selling the products it has prepared in its modern and integrated production facilities to the whole world since 1984. One of the world's most well-known brands in knitting, Alize stands out with its products that make a difference and are "worth knitting". Many product types have their own patents and there are hundreds of different yarn types.