Studio Donegal, Soft Donegal
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Description
Description
Soft Donegal Knitting Wool is 100% Merino wool, the softest and best-selling hand knitting yarn produced by Studio Donegal. Every bit of this yarn was spun and dyed in the small village of Kilcar, County Donegal, Ireland, by teams dedicated to preserving a long tradition of hand-made textiles. Available in an array of vibrant shades, all featuring beautiful rich flecks of complimenting colors, there is truly something for everyone!
210 yards per 100g yarn hank
US 7 (4.5mm) recommended needle size
20 stitches & 26 rows suggested gauge
Hand wash on gentle cycle using wool wash. Lay flat to dry.
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About the Yarn
Studio Donegal Soft Donegal is a marled, tweedy worsted-weight yarn plied with 100% merino wool sourced and spun in County Donegal, Ireland. Rich marled colors lend amazing depth to this sturdy-yet-soft yarn that will stand the test of time, making it perfect for heirloom garments.
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Soft Donegal Knitting Wool is 100% Merino wool, the softest and best-selling hand knitting yarn produced by Studio Donegal. Every bit of this yarn was spun and dyed in the small village of Kilcar, County Donegal, Ireland, by teams dedicated to preserving a long tradition of hand-made textiles. Available in an array of vibrant shades, all featuring beautiful rich flecks of complimenting colors, there is truly something for everyone!






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As a beginner knitter, my first project was a scarf and I chose this yarn to make it with. I used color "9588". I loved this yarn bc even when I slipped stitches, the stitches didn't automatically slip out of any other stitches! I love that it gave me some room to make mistakes without causing a catastrophic result. It was nice feel and thickness as well, I was able to keep relatively even tension throughout my garment(: I would purchase again
I enjoyed working with the Donegal. But, it is thicker than usual worsted, dries out my hands (they've really cleaned out the lanolin), And it knits up a bit stiffer than what other worsted yarns do. The Lettlopi is a bit softer than the Donegal. But nothing matches the rustic country Irish look like this wool!