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🧶 Perfect base yarn for dyeing and creative projects!
This high-quality, 100% Australian wool yarn with its natural, untreated tone is especially suitablefor hand painting and other personalized projects. It is in a soft cream color (ecru), perfectly suitable for both crocheting and knitting. The yarn is DK thickness and easy to clean – washable up to 30°C.
📌 Yarn in detail:
Composition: 100% Australian wool
Weight: 100g
Length: 200 m in each spear
Needle size: 3.5–4.0 mm
Color: unpainted / natural (ecru, white)
Washing: up to 30°C
Perfectly suitable: for coloring, knitting, crocheting
💡If you are looking for authentic yarn with the option to give it your own color – this is the right choice!
📦 Delivery methods and prices in the Baltic countries
✅ Free delivery to Omniva parcel machine from 50 €!
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