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Soft Donegal | Studio Donegal

shades | 5502 - Khaki

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Soft Donegal hails from a mill that is based in the small town of Kilcar, Co. Donegal. This is an area of great natural beauty, with a rich textile heritage.

This aran weight yarn represents the softer side of tweed, as it is spun with 100% merino wool fibres. The shades are inspired by the Irish landscape and each skein features characteristic and iconic Donegal "Neps", or tweed flecks in complementary colours.


Needle Size: 4-4.5mm, US 6-7
Fibre Content: 100% merino wool
Weight: 100 grams
Length: 190 metres
Tension: 18 - 20 sts to 10cm, using the recommended needle size
Care Instructions: Handwash Only

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Diane Murphy
Red thread of destiny

Donegal Soft yarn is one of my favourite Irish yarns. The richness of this RED is stunning.

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Sheridan

I received the yarn! It’s a beautiful purple color with little specks of color. The yarn is 100% wool and a little hard to work with but when the sweater is done it will be very pretty!

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Holly
Soft Donegal Studio Donegal

Cannot wait to get going on this amazing yarn. Soft, warm, cozy. Will make a shawl with the skeins that I bought. Lovely colours.

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Véronique BOURGOIS
Belle expérience

Soft donnegal est une laine très agréable à tricoter par sa douceur et rondeur. Le masin est très réactif pour l envoi y compris pour un complément de 2 pelotes trouvées de même bain. Je recommande chaleureusement et si vos pas vous mènent dans cette merveilleuse région n hésitez pas à leur rendre visite.

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Ann

I love the texture of this merino wool. It's soft and not at all itchy-scratchy like some other wools. It is nice to knit with too. However I didn't realise that the "hank" or twisty thing that it comes in has to be unwound carefully into a ball before commencing knitting. I only discovered this after googling and looking at Youtube videos. It took me several hours to unravel the twisted mess I'd made.

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