New Colors – Great Adirondack Organic DK Cotton – on sale!
When we first introduced this wonderfully soft hand-dyed organic cotton it was an instant hit. We’re excited to bring you new colors plus a perfect summer poncho pattern. Great Adirondack Organic DK Cotton is ideal for quick shawls and knit t-shirts, and it’s a terrific yarn for weaving.
On sale for a limited time!
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Great Adirondack Organic DK Cotton is now available in 14 kaleidoscopic colors!
Beautifully soft 100% organic cotton, hand-dyed in vibrant hues and elegant neutrals. Perfect to knit or crochet. The even 2-ply twist and big yardage make it excellent for weavers as well. Dyed by hand in the USA.
Yarn: 100% organic cotton, 315 yards/100g skein.
Gauge: 5.5 stitches per inch on US size 5-6 knitting needles. Weaving sett: 6-7 epi tabby, 7-8 epi twill.
Fabric Care:
While cotton can generally be machine washed and dried we recommend doing so only with great care in order to prevent bleeding of the vibrant hand-painted hues. Use only cold water and low/no heat or hang dry.
Better yet – handwash cool and hang or lay flat to dry.
Whether hand or machine washing the dyer recommends using only a small amount of mild castile soap (like Dr. Bronner’s) rather than detergent or a no-rinse delicate wash such as soak or eucalan as these can cause the colors to bleed.
Click here to learn a little more about working with cotton!
Hello Dunes!
Looking for a perfect beachy summer cover up? Enjoy Great Adirondack Organic DK Cotton Yarn in our knitted poncho project, Dunes, by Sierra Roberts. Project takes just two skeins. The pattern is free when you purchase this yarn – just remember to add it to your cart!
More cool cottons for summer…
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 | Jo Sharp Soho Summer DK Cotton Yarn |
 | Jo Sharp Desert Garden Aran Cotton Yarn |
 | Cascade Ultra Pima Cotton Yarn |
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