Alize Diva Batik Knitting Yarn, Multicolored - 1767

Description Alize Diva Batik Knitting Yarn Alize Diva Batik is a silky effect fine mercerized acrylic knitting yarn of a well-known Turkish brand Alize. Most of craft lovers already know Alize Diva. This one is more variagated and multicolored version of Alize Diva. Could you imagine wearing a handmade knitted gorgeous dress, colorful top or stunning bikini during summer season? Alize Diva Batik Yarn made it possible with its exquisite delicacy and thin yarn made from microfiber so can feel its soft and silky touch on your body. Thanks to its breathable and bright texture It will be great choice in spring and summer times. Also the yarn model has very wide color catalog. Knitting Usage What is the best way to knit or crochet with Alize Diva Batik Yarn? Be different. What about knitting a bikini or stunning blouse? Create your own designs of dresses, bikinis, pareos, patchworks, bags, elegant clothes, tops, crop-tops, shirts, skirts, hats, ponchos, socks, phone covers, home accessories: cloths, napkins, pillowcases. Care Instruction Alize Diva Batik Yarn has a structure which allows to dry up very fast. First recommendation is to wash by hand. In the case of washing in the washing machine it is important that it does not exceed 30 degrees. So that your knitting does not deform. You can dry and iron it with low heat. Yarn Features Features Yarn Weight 1 : Fingering - Super Fine Content 100% Microfiber Acrylic Knitting Gauge 30.0 sts = 4 inches Ball Weight 100 gr (3.53 oz) Yarn Length 350 m (383 yd) Recommended Crochet Hook 3.5 mm(E) Recommended Knitting Needle US 1½ - 4 or 2.5 - 3.5mm İdeal Season Spring/Summer 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.