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4ply hedgerow yarn

Name: 4ply hedgerow yarn
Brand: Chroma Nima

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This is an incredibly luxurious yarn, so soft and warm. At 375m per 100g it's on the thicker side of the 4ply fingering range and I'd recommend a 3mm - 4.5mm needle size. English Oak : the most regal of english trees, Charles II hid in one to avoid capture by the Roundheads following the battle of Worcester in 1651. Richmond Park has 350 ancient trees, the oldest oak is 750 years old near Pen Ponds. Minted Pea : a great mixer with english oak and turning beech. Turning Beech : low afternoon sun after a storm in autumn is when you see this colour everywhere. I'd describe it as a chartreuse and

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4ply hedgerow yarn

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