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Sometimes you just need a quick project to make you feel accomplished in no time. This bulky weight yarn is next to skin ***soft and squishy***. With 4 plies to keep it strong and dramatically reduce pilling you can confidently knit up your favorite things and know that they will be comfortable and durable.
This listing is for one skein of yarn. Order as many skeins as you need for your project because subsequent dye lots may not match.
Purchase the Sunday Morning Cowl and Hat patterns to go with your Scrumptious Bulky. Get the ebook with both patterns for only $5 through December.
Check out my Ravelry Bundle for my favorite Bulky Weight Patterns
We Also have lovely tags to add to your hand made gifts.
Yarn Stats:
Scrumptious Bulky
100% SW Merino
106 yards/100 grams
4 ply
Like all of my bases, Scrumptious Bulky is certified mulesing and cruelty free and manufactured in South America. I use only the highest quality base yarns and professional dyes in my process.
Please note that all yarns are hand dyed and may vary in their exact appearance from batch to batch and skein to skein. Though I do my very best to accurately represent each colorway, the calibration of monitors may vary.
Combinations I LOVE:
Colorway Descriptions:
Desire: Rich, deep burgundy with both red and purple undertones
Sanguine: Deep, clear red with blue undertones. Yes, it really does glow.
Wander: An earthy rich green the color of evergreen pine needles
Ross Poldark: A navy leaning teal with deep undertones
Spruce: A deep green leaning teal
Sassy Ballerina: The softest peachy pink just like ballerina slippers + sassy speckles
Greystone: A medium charcoal gray with speckles of burgundy, eggplant purple, and mossy green.
Candycane Lane: A cream base with deep read and teal speckles
Indigo Pop: A cool periwinkle base with indigo, violet, and occasional pink pops
Tea Rose: A rich purple leaning mauve pink with burgundy, eggplant purple and moss speckles.
Please use cold water and mild soap to wash finished objects. This will not only preserve the life of your garment, it will help maintain color fastness. I rinse and set my yarns until the water runs completely clear, but PH levels in water, soap, and even skin can cause some slight bleeding for the first wash.
