My little ceramic penguin in the study always faces due south...
When I was in my early teens, I discovered Stephen Kings work. Misery was one of the books I skipped though, cause how interesting can a story about a hostage writer be?
Well, I was wrong and after I finally read Misery (in my early 20's) the more subtle works of Stephen King completely won me over. Let's say that these red tints are based on the surgery section of the book.
Fiber contents: 80% Extra fine Superwash Merino | 20% nylon
Weight per skein: 100 grams | 3,5 oz
Running Length: 400 meters | 437 yards
Yarn Weight: Fingering / Sock
Threads: 4-ply spun
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Squirm Sock
Squirm Sock is one of our favourite yarn bases when it comes to bouncy, soft, luxury yarn.
The blend of 80% extra fine Merino and 20% nylon makes it next to skin soft and sturdy enough to withstand a good amount of wear.
This high-twist sock yarn blooms beautifully and is great for making sweaters, shawls, socks, baby clothes and stuffed toys! It knits up like a dream.
While Squirm Sock is superwash treated, and this versatile sock yarn can withstand machine washing up to 40°C, we do advise you to hand wash all finished items with a mild wool-specific detergent (like Eucalan or Soak) to keep them in your life as long as possible.
Squirm Sock yarn is sourced from European non-mulesing breeders and is OEKO-TEX® Class I certified.
Fiber: 80% Merino wool | 20% Nylon
Weight: 100 grams per skein
Thickness: Fingering weight
Construction: Plied (4 threads)
Running Length: 400 meters | 437 yards
Gauge: 28.0 sts = 10cm | 4 inches
Needle size: 2.00 – 3.00mm | 0 – 3 US
Care: Hand wash cold, lay flat to dry.
All purchases of 5 skeins or more are eligible for a 5% discount using discount code: SIZEUP
As a fat person, I (Aiden) know how hard it can be to source enough yarn to make myself a sweater. What takes the 'average' person 4 - 5 skeins, takes me at least 6 and usually around 8 skeins. (I'm between a 134 cm / 54 inch torso circumference).
It makes knitting or crocheting garments with hand dyed yarn a pretty costly adventure, which is why I am now offering discounts for yarn quantities that are above average.
This discount applies to all of our non sale and non dyed to order yarns, and can be combined between bases and colorways. You could make that top that uses a bajillion colors, or just pick the skeins for a single color project.
I'm not plus size. Can I use these discount codes?
I refuse to exclude people from this discount based on their size. So yes, if you want to use the discount as a straight sized person, go ahead.
