Stone Washed Flow

Scheepjes

$9.55

Quantity

Only 2 left!

The Photos show the Stone Washed Flow along with their corresponding Stone Washed colors. On purchase you receive the Stone Washed Flow the corresponding colors can be purchased separately.

Product Description

Scheepjes Stone Washed Flow is a variation on the well-known Scheepjes Stone Washed. It is the same silky-soft yarn, but with a stunning colour gradient made from existing shades from the Stone Washed collection. This allows you to create unique colour changes without having to switch yarn balls. The characteristic Stone Washed look comes from the yarn's unique production method: colourful and fluffy acrylic fibres are blown into a net of ecru-coloured cotton. The yarn has the breathable quality of cotton but is strong and easy to care for thanks to the acrylic content. This combination makes Scheepjes Stone Washed Flow ideal for the most diverse knitting and crochet projects and also suitable for every season.

Yarn specifications

74% Cotton, 26% Acrylic

Sport weight

Needle size 3.00-3.50mm

169 metres per ball of 65 grams

24 stitches x 32 rows with 3mm needles in stockinette stitch = 10 x 10cm

Machine washable up to 40°C

18 different colours.

Certificates

Standard 100 OEKO-TEX®

Also available

Stone Washed Minerals and Minerals XL: the same yarn with a mottled effectStone Washed and Stone Washed XL: the same yarn in thinner versionsStone Washed Flow XL: the same yarn in a thicker versionStone Washed colour packs: carefully curated with different shades of Stone Washed

There are free patterns available on Scheepjes website

Wonderful Yarn - Excellent Purchase

Great shop to purchase from. The kit was wonderful and the yarn is gorgeous! Thank you!

Soft yarns

Really like the feel and flow of stone washed yarns. 😆. No seriously, it is really beautiful yarn and lovely to work with.

Stone washed flow

Love this yarn and the slow color changing is perfect.

Nice long color flow, but...

The change of colors is nice and slow, but all too frequently you meet up with a nasty little knot that disrupts the flow. It seems to have become an almost universal problem.