Nurturing Fibres Eco-Cotton is the perfect yarn to use for projects that require natural fibers but need to be sturdy and long lasting. Made from 100% Cotton, this is a soft yet versatile yarn that can be worn next to the skin. It is durable, wonderful for anything from scarves to blankets and sweaters.
Made from 100% Cotton, this is a versatile yarn that can be worn next to the skin.
It is durable, wonderful for anything from scarves to blankets and sweaters. The strands of cotton are sturdy and matte, perfect for those projects that require natural fibers but need to be sturdy and long lasting.
Yarn Weight: DK
Yarn Length: 136 yards to 1.75 oz (125 m)
Unit Weight: 1.75 oz (50g)
Needle size: 3.25mm to 4mm needles
Fibers: 100% Cotton
Care: Do not bleach. Do not tumble dry.
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Eco-Cotton by Nurturing Fibres is that's great for the whole family! , Made from 100% Cotton, this is a versatile yarn that can be worn next to the
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Eco-Cotton by Nurturing Fibres is great for the whole family! , Made from 100% Cotton, this is a versatile yarn that can be worn next to the skin. ,
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