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Noro's Medium Weight Akari yarn is a luxurious symphony of fibers that embodies elegance and warmth. Named after the Japanese word for "light," Akari yarn illuminates your crafting journey with its exquisite blend of 26% silk, 21% cotton, 15% viscose, 14% mohair, 12% wool, and 12% polyamide. Each generous 200-gram skein of Akari yarn contains 528 yards of creative potential, ready to be transformed into cozy sweaters, stylish shawls, and sophisticated accessories. Whether you're knitting cables or colorwork, Akari Solo yarn's vibrant hues and rich texture ensure each project is a masterpiece. Indulge in the beauty of Noro's Akari yarn and let your creativity shine. Embrace the warmth and light of this exquisite blend as you create pieces that are as radiant and captivating as the Japanese concept of akari itself.

528 yds / 200g Pull Skein 
26% silk, 21% cotton, 15% viscose, 14% mohair, 12% wool, and 12% polyamide
Made in Japan
Suggested tool sizing: US 6 to 7 needles, UK 8 to7, Crochet Hook G6 to 7

Care: Dry clean petroleum solvent only :: Iron low :: Do not tumble dry :: dry in shade :: dry flat :: Do not bleach :: Do not machine wash

Noro's Medium Weight Akari Solo yarn is a luxurious symphony of fibers that embodies elegance and warmth. Named after the Japanese word for "light," Akari Solo yarn illuminates your crafting journey with its exquisite blend of 26% silk, 21% cotton, 15% viscose, 14% mohair, 12% wool, and 12% polyamide. Each generous 200-gram skein of Akari Solo yarn contains 528 yards of creative potential, ready to be transformed into cozy sweaters, stylish shawls, and sophisticated accessories. Whether you're knitting cables or colorwork, Akari Solo yarn's vibrant hues and rich texture ensure each project is a masterpiece. Indulge in the beauty of Noro's Akari Solo yarn and let your creativity shine. Embrace the warmth and light of this exquisite blend as you create pieces that are as radiant and captivating as the Japanese concept of akari itself.

528 yds / 200g Pull Skein 
26% silk, 21% cotton, 15% viscose, 14% mohair, 12% wool, and 12% polyamide
Made in Japan
Suggested tool sizing: US 6 to 7 needles, UK 8 to7, Crochet Hook G6 to 7

Care: Dry clean petroleum solvent only :: Iron low :: Do not tumble dry :: dry in shade :: dry flat :: Do not bleach :: Do not machine wash

The name Haruito [はるいと] is word composed of two parts : Haru is the Japanese term for spring & Ito for thread or "yarn for spring". Spring brings to mind the time of year when everything starts to bloom and colorful flowers delight our eyes. Due to the smooth, silky structure, the yarn is wonderful to wear directly on the skin (containing no wool, only silk, cotton, and nylon). It is ideal for sweaters, summer jackets, summer scarves and stoles that you can wrap yourself in when it gets cooler in the evenings. It is also a perfect choice for a soft baby blanket.

410 yds / 150 g

Haunui Cotton is a unique combination of Noro's Haunui undyed wool (fusion of New Zealand Halfbred and Fine Romney stock) blended with dyed Australia Cotton, where each color plays with a different shade of Haunui - from beige to chocolate brown put up in a dragon egg ball. Soft & plush, this yarn is a pleasure to wear and to knit, as over 400 yards unfolds across your needles to create a shawl or accessory and the colors play with each other. Another fun, unique use of natural fibers by Noro.

60% Wool, 40% Cotton

Country of origin: Japan

410 yds / 150 g

Standard Gauge 4 / Medium Weight

Knits 16-20 stitches over 4 inches on US 7-9 / 4.5-5.5mm

Crochet 11-14 stitches over 4 inches on hook 7-I9

Ito is a slubby, worsted weight, 100% wool that comes in BIG 200 gram / 437 yard balls. One of NORO's most colorful creations, Ito provides an ever-changing color spectrum as you knit. One ball is enough for a scarf, but it is also a fabulous choice for head-turning sweaters. We dare you to count the number of colors you can find in each ball of Ito!

The fiber in each yarn in hand selected and inspected from the most reliable and ethical suppliers. Fibers are never treated with acids or harmful chemicals. They are gently spun to preserve original qualities and character.

200 gram / 437 yard pull skein
#4 Medium / Worsted Weight
Suggested Knitting Needle Size: US 7-9
Suggested Crochet Hook Size: US 7-I9

Care: Dry clean petroleum solvent only :: iron low :: do not tumble dry :: dry in shade :: dry flat :: do not bleach :: do not machine wash

Malvinas is a pure blend of 100% merino wool from La Islas Malvinas in the Falkland islands off the coast of Argentina. Workhorse yarn with special emphasis on colorwork projects, (slip stitch mosaic, fair isle, striping) due to vibrant semi-solid colors designed to be the same gauge as other popular worsted weight Noro yarns such as Kureyon, Ito, Viola, & Silk Garden. Many of the colors were selected from popular Noro multi colors so that they will coordinate perfectly! Combine your favorite color of one of these popular yarns with Malvinas, to make very interesting pieces -- the possibilities are literally endless!

150g / 328 yard pull skein
#4-5 Medium-Bulky Weight
Suggested Knitting Needle Size: US 7-8 knits to 14-18 sts/4in
Suggested Crochet Hook Size: US 7-H8 yields single crochet 9.5-12.5 sts/4in. 

Care: Dry clean petroleum solvent only :: do not iron :: do not tumble dry :: dry in shade :: dry flat :: do not bleach :: do not machine wash

Notable Patterns & Publications:

Natural Elements, The Hand-Crafted Hues of Fall

Creative Color Blocking

Traditional Techniques with a Modern Twist

Shades of the Southwest

A magazine featuring designs using Noro yarn including Rikka, Madara, Silk Garden Sock, Haunui Cotton, Tasogare, Ito, Kashirukuru, Silk Garden Sock Solo, Tsuido, Malvinas, Kureyon, Silk Garden, Silk Garden Lite, Viola, Haunui Silk, and Silk Garden Solo

A magazine featuring over 30 designs using Noro yarn including Kumo, Akari, Silk Garden Lite, Mirai, Geshi, Taiyo, Sonata, Tabi, Tsubame, and Silk Garden Sock new for Spring and Summer of 2020.

Features:

• Design 01 - Knit & Crochet Coat: 6-8 hanks of Kumo #15
  
• Design 02 - Lace Raglan Tee: 2-4 balls of Akari #07
  
• Design 03 - Crochet Vest: 2-5 balls of Akari #04
  
• Design 04 - Open Back Tee: 2-4 Hanks of Kumo #20
  
• Design 05 - Lace Tank: 2-4 Hanks of Kumo #14
  
• Design 06 - Lace Sleeveless Top: 1-2 balls of Akari #06
  
• Design 07 - Half Circle Vest: 5-8 balls of Silk Garden Lite #2118
• Design 08 - Origami Vest: 3-5 Skeins of Mirai #18
• Design 09 - Two Way Top: 6-8 balls of Silk Garden Lite #2172
• Design 10 - Two-Direction Ripple Top: 6-11 balls of Silk Garden Lite #2082
• Design 11 - Stockinette Shrug: 7-11 balls of Silk Garden Lite #2169
• Design 12 - Mitered Top: 3-5 skeins of Mirai #8
• Design 13 - Side Lace Vest: 1-2 balls of Geshi #10
• Design 14 - Cable Tie Vest: 2-3 balls of Geshi #03
• Design 15 - Side Tie Ruana: 2-3 balls of Geshi #09
• Design 16 - Honeycomb Vest: 1-2 balls of Geshi #08 & 1-2 balls of Geshi #02
• Design 17 - Perfectly Square Throw: 9 skeins of Taiyo #124
• Design 18 - Mosaic & Entrelac Blanket: 19 balls of Silk Garden Lite #2170 & 17 balls of Silk Garden Lite #2084
• Design 19 - Flower Pillow Covers: 1 hank of Sonata #04, 1 hank of Sonata #11, 1 hank of Sonata #05, 1 hank of Sonata #16, & 3 hanks of Sonata #01
• Design 20 - Feather-And-Fan Cowl: 1 ball of Tabi #10
• Design 21 - Eyelet Scarf: 1 ball of Tsubame #02
• Design 22 - Lace Cable Scarf: 2 balls of Tsubame #10
• Design 23 - Tabi Socks: 1 ball of Tabi #04
• Design 24 - Peacock Wrap:  2 balls of Tsubame #06
• Design 25 - Boxy Cardigan: 2-3 Balls of Tsubame #02
• Design 26 - Offset Pattern Top: 3-4 hanks of Sonata #23
• Design 27 - Boxy Top: 2-3 balls of Geshi #14
• Design 28 - Curved Hem Top: 2-3 Hanks of Kumu #12
• Design 29 - Box Pattern Tee: 2-3 balls of Akari #18
• Design 30 - Garter & Lace Diamond Shawl: 4 skeins of Silk Garden Sock #S84
• Design 31 - Columned Lace Shawl: 5 balls of Silk Garden Lite #2083

Knitting Magazine #17
Fall-Winter 2020-21
30+ Standout Styles. Hats: trendy neutrals. Cowls: quick knits, you'll love. Miters: step-by-step tutorial, how-to photos
Yarns: Tsuido, Tabi, Miyabi, Okunoshima, Ito, Kanzashi, Tsubame, Bachi, Silk Garden Sock, Kureyon, Silk Garden

Additional errata has been published for the following designs: 22 - Zig Zag Pillow 16 - Twist Stitch Hat 31 - Triangle Vest 29 - High-Low Pullover 28 - Sideways Knit Pullover 27 - High Neck Pullover 30 - Collared Vest 07 - Raglan Cardigan

A magazine featuring 30 designs using Noro yarn including Sonata, Enka, Mirai, Kakigori, Geshi, Silk Garden Lite, Tabi, Tsubame, Akari, Nishiki, Taiyo, Silk Garden Sock, Kumo, Silk Garden Sock Solo, Silk Garden Solo, and Kureyon new for Spring and Summer of 2021.

Features:

• Design 01 - Medusa Wrap: 4 hanks of Sonata #06 and 3 Hanks of Sonata #08
  
• Design 02 - Tangerine Eyelet Wrap: 2 balls of Enka #04
  
• Design 03 - Piedra Shawl: 1 skein of Mirai #38 and 1 skein of Mirai #22
  
• Design 04 - Sweeping Waves: 2 balls of Enka #06
  
• Design 05 - Shifting Sands Wrap: 1 ball each of Kakigori #12, #01, and #13
  
• Design 06 - Summer Citrus Shawl: 2 hanks each of Sonata #15 & #19
  
• Design 07 - Coral Sunrise Shawl: 2 skeins of Geshi #08
• Design 08 - Earthenware Afghan: 8 balls each of Silk Garden Lite #2083 & #2094
• Design 09 - Marine Mirage Afghan: 6 balls of Tabi #12
• Design 10 - Calmness Vest: 2-3 balls of Tsubame #05
• Design 11 - Unwind Pullover: 2 balls of Kakigori #13
• Design 12 - Mellow Pullover: 3-4 hanks of Sonata #25
• Design 13 - Becalm Sweater: 2-3 balls of Enka #03
• Design 14 - Repose Sweater: 2-3 skeins of Geshi #25
• Design 15 - Quietude: 2-3 skeins of Akari #25
• Design 16 - Pebble Beach Tee: 3-6 Hanks of Nishiki #09
• Design 17 - Lemon Drop Poncho Top: Kakigori 1 ball #01 and 1-2 balls #12
• Design 18 - Golden Moss: 3-5 Hanks of Sonata #18
• Design 19 - Ocean Sunset Cardigan 3-4 Ball of Tsubame #09
• Design 20 - Peach Blossom: 3-4 skeins of Akari #06
• Design 21 - Turquoise and Tangerine: 4-6 skeins of Taiyo #104
• Design 22 - Spring Woodlands 1 skein of Akari #17 and 2 hanks of Sonata #18
• Design 23 - Turquesa Topper: 3-6 skeins fo Silk Garden Sock #S459
• Design 24 -Rose Matrix Shawl: 3 hanks each of Kumo #17 & #24
• Design 25 - Pacifica Poncho: 2-3 balls of Kakigori #13
• Design 26 - L-shaped Shawl: 4 skeins of Silk Garden Sock Solo #S1
• Design 27 - Crew-Neck Pullover: 10-15 skeins of Silk Garden Solo #1
• Design 28 - Cropped Cardigan: 3-5 skeins of Silk Garden Sock Solo #S1
• Design 29 - Love Noro Scarf: 4skeins of Kureyon #425 and 1 skein of Kureyon #102
• Bonus Design: The Easy-Peasy Poncho: 2 Balls of Kakigori #09
  

Summer's hottest trend has a cool retro vibe in Noro Magazine's 20th issue! Order your copy today of this incredible magazine featuring 30 designs using Noro's yarns including Uchiwa, Yukata, Asaginu, Sonata, Enka, Akari, Kakigori, Geshi, Silk Garden Sock, Silk Garden, Tsubame, and Silk Garden Lite.

Features:

• Design 01 - Anisie: 2-4 balls Uchiwa #1 Tokyo
  
• Design 02 - Abra: 2 balls Uchiwa #4 Nagano
  
• Design 03 - Augustina: 4 balls Yukata #14 Osaka
  
• Design 04 - Frazier: 8 balls of Asaginu #09
  
• Design 05 - Maxhill: 2 hanks of Sonata #16
  
• Design 06 - Zarel: 1 hank each of Sonata #22, 16, 20, 19, 17, 04, 01 and 2 hanks of Sonata #02. 
  
• Design 07 - Safiye: 3-5 balls of Enka #08
  
• Design 08 - Niccola: 1 hank of Sonata #06 and 1 Ball of Enka #08
  
• Design 09 - Wynnie: 4 balls of Yukata #13
  
• Design 10 - Keegan: 5-8 balls of Asaginu #14
  
• Design 11 - Tobin: 4-6 balls of Asaginu #01
  
• Design 12 - Rochella: 5-7 balls of Asaginu #03
  
• Design 13 - Zana:  5-8 balls of Asaginu #12
  
• Design 14 - Mornington: 1 hank Sonata #21, 2 hanks Sonata #01, and 1 ball of Akari #17. 
  
• Design 15 - Quinny: 1 ball of Kakigori #12
  
• Design 16 - Arna: 1 ball of Kakigori #01
  
• Design 17 - Iliana: 1 ball of Akari #25
  
• Design 18 - Tayah: 1 ball of Akari #23
  
• Design 19 - Ameara: 1 ball of Geshi #02 & #07
  
• Design 20 - Amusa: 1 ball of Geshi #02 & #07
  
• Design 21 - Diamond Shawl: 1 skein of Silk Garden Sock #S84
  
• Design 22 - Feather and Fan Lace Blanket: 4 skeins of Silk Garden #84 & 11 skeins of Silk Garden #341
  
• Design 23 - Lace and Rib Socks: 1 skein of Silk Garden Sock #S84
  
• Design 24 - Braided Scarf: 3 skeins of Silk Garden #84
  
• Design 25 - Sakura: 2 balls of Enka #11
  
• Design 26 - Nemphila: 2 balls of Tsubame #21
  
• Design 27 - Jacintha: 2 balls of Geshi #29
  
• Design 28 - Myrtlar: 2 balls of Uchiwa #10
  
• Design 29 - Kenton: 3-5 balls of Silk Garden Lite #2094 & 4-6 balls of Silk Garden Lite #2084
  
• Design 30 - The Knit Bandana: 1 skein of Silk Garden #471 Maniwa
  

Softcover
96 Pages
Published by SoHo Publishing

The 10th Anniversary issue debuts with 30 new ideas for fall: Bright, Beautiful Color! A magazine featuring designs using Noro yarn including Haunui Silk, Furreal Pom, Malvinas, Ito, Kureyon, Viola, Silk Garden Sock Solo, Silk Garden, Silk Garden Solo, Tsuido, Kashirukuru, Madara, Silk Garden Sock, Silk Garden Lite, and Haunui

Projects:

• Design 01 - Akaroa: 1 hank of Haunui Silk #110; 1 hank of Haunui Silk #107; 1 hank of Haunui Silk #109
  
• Design 02 - Taranaki: 5-6 hanks of Haunui Silk #109; 1 hank of Haunui Silk #111
  
• Design 03 - Timaru: 3-5 hanks of Haunui Silk #110
  
• Design 04 - Hokitika: 1 hank of Haunui Silk #108; 1 pompom of Furreal Pom #17
  
• Design 05 - Anorthite: 2-3 balls of Malvinas #02; 2-3 balls of Ito #37; 2-3 balls of Ito #43
  
• Design 06 - Prosepite: 1 ball of Malvinas #17; 2 balls of Malvinas #20; 4 skeins of Kureyon #211
  
• Design 07 - Friedelite: 3-5 balls of Malvinas #20; 2-3 balls of Ito #40
  
• Design 08 - 08 - Moldavite: 2-3 balls of Malvinas #06; 2-3 balls of Malvinas #13; 2-3 balls of Malvinas #08
  
• Design 09 - Legrandite: 1-3 balls of Malvinas #02: 1-2 balls of Malvinas #08
  
• Design 10 - Pastel Tiles Blanket: 3 balls of Viola #03; 3 balls of Viola #13; 4 balls of Malvinas #13
  
• Design 11 - Kamani: 3 skeins of Silk Garden Sock Solo #TW85
  
• Design 12 - Tadmor: 2-4 skeins of Silk Garden #208; 8-12 skeins of Silk Garden Solo #1
  
• Design 13 - Lubna: 3-5 balls of Tsuido #58
  
• Design 14 - Benton: 2-3 balls of Viola #03: 1 ball of Viola #02
  
• Design 15 - Egle: 3 hanks of Kashirukuru #14
  
• Design 16 - Xylia:  7-9 hanks of Madara #06
• Design 17 - Adoette: 6 hanks of Madara #06; 6 hanks of Madara #08
  
• Design 18 - Belted Cardigan Vest: 9-14 skeins of Silk Garden #84
  
• Design 19 - Bobble Columns Capelet: 5 skeins of Silk Garden Solo #7
  
• Design 20 - Mitered Top: 4 skeins of Silk Garden Sock #S84
  
• Design 21 - Cabled Scarf: 6 skeins of Silk Garden Lite #2094
  
• Design 22 - Batura: 4-5 skeins of Silk Garden Sock #S517
• Design 23 - Trivor: 3-4 balls of Malvinas #17
  
• Design 24 - Lhotse: 7-8 hanks of Kashirukuru #14
  
• Design 25 - Nuptse: 4-6 skeins of Silk Garden Sock Solo
  
• Design 26 - Kanjut: 3-5 balls of Haunui Silk
  
• Design 27 - Churin: 3-4 balls of Haunui #8
  
• Design 28 - Origami Scarf:  4 hanks of Kashirukuru #01
  
• Bonus Design 1: A Voyage East Afghan
  
• Bonus Design 2: The Balaclava
  
• Bonus Design 3: Weekend Binge Vest & Cowl

Here Comes the Sun!

A magazine featuring designs using Noro yarn including Sonata, Sonata Shima, Akari, Akari Solo, Silk Garden, Silk Garden Solo, Uchiwa, Silk Garden Sock Solo, Asaginu, Yukata, Haruito, Tsubame, Kakigori, and Silk Garden Sock.

30 Fresh designs for Spring and Summer

The Noro Rikka is a voluminous yarn and a typical Noro blend of Merino wool & Corriedale, combined with the softest Peruvian alpaca, and undyed mulberry silk. The yarn and the finished knitted fabric appear to be covered with a touch of white. It seems as if you are looking at a landscape that has been surprised by a frosty night or a sudden snowfall. (which is the meaning of Rikka in Japanese "snow crystal")

57% Wool, 22% Alpaca, 21% Silk

350 yds / 200g

Standard Gauge #5 Bulky

Suggested Knitting Gauge: Knits to 12-15 stitches over 4 inches on US 9-11 / 5.5-8mm

Suggested Crochet Gauge: Single Crochet 8-11 stitches over 4inches on hook I9 - L11

Made in Japan

Named after the Japanese term for ‘the first day of winter’, this enchanting blend combines the warmth of wool and the durability of mohair, with the soft strength of silk. Rittou marks the end of autumn where all the colors from the leaves begin to turn brown, as they fall from the tree branch. Each colorway has a natural brown wool blended in to give all colorways an autumn tone. The colorways are reminiscent of the dwindling golden sunsets of late autumn, the snow-covered landscapes winter is known for, and the holiday lights adorning the icy streets below. Rittou comes in a generous-sized egg- 150 grams per 361 yards. Welcoming the winter months, one skein at a time.

70% Wool, 15% Silk, 15% Mohair

Made in Japan

Standard Gauge #4 / Medium wight 

361yds / 150g

Knits 16-18 sts to 4 inches on US 7-8 / 4.50-5.00mm

Single Crochet 11-14 sts with hook 7-H8

"Silk Garden Sock" yarn is a DK weight 40% Wool, 25% Silk, 25% Nylon, 10% Mohair blend. This popular, versatile yarn is an excellent choice for knitting and crochet projects ranging from socks, to sweaters, to hats!

40% Wool, 25% Silk, 25% Nylon (polyamide), 10% Mohair
Fine Weight #2
Single Ply
100g / 328yds pull skein

Knits to 23-26 sts over 4in on US 3-5 / 3.5-4.0mm

Care: 

Dry clean petroleum solvent only :: iron low :: do not wring :: Do not tumble dry :: dry in shade :: dry flat :: Do not bleach :: Do not machine wash 

Tasogare is an Aran/Medium weight featuring Noro's signature blend of coriedale/merino, silk, and mohair - such as popular yarns like Silk Garden. However, the meaning of Tasogare reveals the inspiration - Japanese for "twilight", that time when colors grow dim as light fades - this yarn features undyed dark brown wool which interplays with the dyed fibers in typical Noro multi colors - giving each color a more muted & deep feeling such as one feels at the end of the day when the brightness of the sun fades. Each dragon egg ball contains over 400 yards of yarn, enough for a small shawl or accessory.

60% Wool, 20% Silk, 20% Mohair

Country of origin: Japan

Standard Gauge #4 / Medium wight 

410yds / 150g

Knits 16-20 sts to 4 inches on US 7-9 / 4.5-5.5mm

Single Crochet 11-14 sts with hook 7-I9 

Tsubame: Named for the barn swallow that migrates to Japan during cherry blossom season, this is a classic worsted-weight silk/wool blend. Each oversized 200g skein contains 656 yards making it ideal for an endless variety of one-skein projects!

One of NORO's most colorful creations, Tsubame provides an ever-changing color spectrum as you knit. One ball is enough for a scarf, but it is also a fabulous choice for head-turning sweaters. We dare you to count the number of colors you can find in each ball!

The fiber in each yarn in hand selected and inspected by Master Eisaku Noro from the most reliable and ethical suppliers. Fibers are never treated with acids or harmful chemicals. They are gently spun to preserve original qualities and character.

Fiber Content: 50% Silk, 25% Wool, 25% Polyamide
200 gram / 656 yard pull skein
#4 Medium / Worsted Weight
Suggested Knitting Needle Size: Knit to 16-20sts over 4in on US 7-9 / 4.5-5.5mm

Notable Patterns: 

Eyelet Scarf - Available as single pattern, Also in Noro Knitting Magazine Issue 16, pg 77

Ocean Sunset Cardi - Noro Knitting Magazine Issue 18, pg 75

Calmness Sweater Vest - Noro Knitting Magazine Issue 18, pg 65

Lace Cable Scarf - Noro Knitting Magazine Issue 16, pg 78

Peacock Wrap - Noro Knitting Magazine Issue 16, pg 80

Boxy Cardigan - Noro Knitting Magazine Issue 16, pg 81

Noro's inspiring color palettes are a dream in their newest yarn released for summer of 2022. This yarn feels like a silky dream. Each carefully selected color shift with self patterning in Uchiwa is sure create a striking garment for your next summer project. Smaller projects benefit from the oversize 200g double skein. Make a scarf with just one ball! A larger wrap for a cool summer night would be a fabulous accessory and take just 2 balls. Try out the very accessible Anisie Pullover Pattern, free with qualifying yarn purchase from us, and make summer a sensation with something for everyone with sizes X-Small - 5X. 

Uchiwa うちわ (pronounced: Ujiwa) means leaf-shaped fan or leaf fan and literally translates to "repelling mosquitoes with a leaf fan". In the hot Japanese summers, uchiwa fans are essential to quickly and easily fan yourself with some refreshing air. Artfully painted, they often also serve as valuable room decorations, especially if they are also made from high-quality materials. Uchiwa knits up at a user-friendly gauge of 16-20 stitches per 4 inches on US 7-9 (4.5-5.5mm) needles. It is currently available in glorious blended multicolors, each one prettier than the next. You'll have a difficult time choosing a favorite. Each giant 200g dragon ball contains 547 yards!

50% Cotton, 30% Viscose, 20% Silk
Medium Weight #4
Single Ply
200g / 547yds

Knits to 18-20 sts over 4in on US 6-7 / 4.0-4.5mm

Care: 

Dry clean petroleum solvent only :: Do not iron :: Do not tumble dry :: dry in shade :: dry flat :: Do not bleach :: Do not machine wash 

A yukata (in Japanese 浴 衣, literally: 浴 bath and 衣 dress) is a "bath dress" or "bathing robe". Such a cotton summer kimono serves as an uncomplicated, lighter and everyday variant of a kimono that is worn often at summer festivals with fireworks. The colors are truly exquisite and photos barely do it justice. Yukata is a delicate silk, wool, poly blend is the perfect fine weight to knit up at a gauge of 23-26 stitches per 4 inches on US 3-5 (2.25-3.75 mm) needles. The colors will fly off your needles. 

50% Silk, 25% Wool, 20% Polyamide 
Fine Weight #2
Single Ply
200g / 787yds

Knits to 23-26 sts over 4in on US 3-5 / 3.5-4.0mm

Care: 

Dry clean petroleum solvent only :: Do not iron :: Do not tumble dry :: dry in shade :: dry flat :: Do not bleach :: Do not machine wash