... spring/summer yarn. Springfield is our local 'big' city with beautiful public parks. And what better what to spend a day in the park but on a soft cotton blanket, or in a comfortable cotton top? The cotton viscose blend is so soft to the touch and pleasing to knit with!

... US, but they elected not to bring it back again, so it is now a great closeout at 50% off. Portofino Colors coordinating perfectly with Malva, this cotton/viscose blend has multiple strands in varying colors that are wrapped by more of the same. The result will be garments with a bit of texture and ...

A delightful blend of cotton and viscose, Mariposa will make your warm-weather knits come alive. Two strands of a fine cotton yarn are plied with a variegated viscose for some pop and shimmer.

Queensland Collection Hyacinth is a great blend of cotton and viscose. Its slightly slubby texture provides interest to the knitted piece without obstructing the stitch pattern. The softness of Queensland Collection Hyacinth combined with the sophisticated colors make it perfect for your next project ...

From Spring 2007, this book uses the cotton yarns of the Araucania Yarn Collection, Patagonia and Pehuen both 100% cotton. The Patagonia is a chunky slub yarn while the Pehuen has an interesting twist to it. And the third yarn in the book is Quellon, which is 82% Viscose and 18% Cotton and is super ...

... Best” kind of yarn. Soft, simple, with no distractions to take away from the stitch definition with which you’ll want to embellish your garments. Cotton and viscose are the classic blend to make garments that last and keep their shape. Imagine a sweet little girl’s dress or boy’s colorful striped sweater ...

... , scarves, hats, bags, vests, sweaters, and even a luxurious bathrobe. Some knitters are discouraged by the thought of baggy hemp sweaters and droopy cotton socks when they consider vegetable fibers, but this authoritative, fun, and light-hearted guide promises that, while wool has no equal when it comes ...