Linen yarn, Lithuanian linen thread, 100% Linen lace yarn in 1.8 oz balls

Description

Content: 100% Linen
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Weight / Yardage: 1.8 oz (50 g) = approx 328 yards (300 m).
Recommended needle size:
US 2-3 / 2.75 -3.25 mm / UK 12-10 with single strand
Gauge: 4" x 4" / 10 x 10 cm = 30 sts x 34 rows (single strand).
US 4-6 / 3.5 - 4 mm / UK 9-8 with double strand
Recommended crochet hook size: 2,00 - 2,75 mm.
Machine wash on gentle cycle 40°C / 104F. Dry Flat.
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A natural and rustic yarn spun from three strands of linen combines the brittle structure of the linen to provide a strong and durable yarn.
Lithuanian linen yarn is one of the best in the world. Linen thread is a wonderful natural fiber, which is gentle to your skin. Wearing linen clothing your skin will not sweat when the weather is hot, and will keep you warm in cold winter days. The linen yarn is suitable for any your artwork, knitting, crocheting, weaving and embroidery.
* World’s strongest natural fiber: lace linen thread is ~30% stronger than cotton, making linen fabrics hard wearing and durable for several decades.
* Eco-friendly life cycle/recyclable and biodegradable linen yarn.
* Soft hand: linen is stiff and scratchy at first, but softens with wear and wash.
* Structurally sound fiber: linen garments keep their shape well.
* Naturally hypoallergenic, anti-bacterial.
* Anti-static.
* Good moisture absorbency: can absorb 20% of its weight (before it feels damp).
* Highly breathable.
* Low elasticity.
* Long extraction time (from plant to fiber).
Made in EU (Lithuania)
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If you're buying multiple items, so all you have to do is add the items you want to your cart. You'll see the combined shipping total at checkout. The shipping rate: .20 + {{detail_product_description}}.15 each additional skein. The delivery to the US and Canada takes 5-8 business days.
NOTE:
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