The colorway is called Monet and while I'm not one to use lots of pastels it's really quite pretty. I''ve had these 2 skeins in my stash for quite a while and had forgotten I had it. It's classified as a bulky weight yarn and suggests size 13 as the optimal needle size. Generally when I'm using 2 different sized needles I use the suggested size as the smallest of the two, or go one smaller. There's only 67 yards in a skein, so will probably use about half the 2nd skein to complete this project. Since it's more of a decorative scarf I don't want it to be doubled up and will go for about 5.5 to 6 ft in length. As I was looking up the information this morning about the yarn I was surprised to see on RAV, that's it's since been discontinued. That's a shame. I saw hats, scarves, walker totes, ponchos, sweaters, and summer tops all made beautifully from this yarn. Not sure when it got discontinued; but if it wasn't too long ago you might get some really good buys from the stores that still have it in stock. Always nice to look for a bargain.
When finished (and by the time you read this it should be, as this is a scheduled post), it's heading to Jackie someone I meant on The Hive as a give away for Mother's and More Raleigh Durham Chapter 331 convention. This is a non-profit 20 year charity focused on promoting women and their needs.
Very pretty! I've never used ribbon yarn...maybe someday?
ReplyDeleteI've used this ticker tape yarn. I have two hats made with different colors from some time back. Nice yarn. Sorry they discontinued it.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. I look forward to see the finished project!
ReplyDeleteThat's so pretty! Ribbon yarn can be fun to work with!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the note on The Hive. You did get our address incorrect though. That's the address for monetary donations. The craft donations still go to the Bloomington, IN address.
Looks great and I like the fact it is soft. I need to work on some softer yarn projects.
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