€22 – €23
Hadrien is a yarn coming from South American farms and spinning mills working with passion while respecting people and animals.Hand dyed, its semi-solid colors are punctuated by delicate nuances which give a luminous aspect to the project. Slightly shiny and smooth, Hadrien provides an excellent stitch definition and is suitable for all projects, shawls for a sublime drape, colorwork sweaters. It is the perfect yarn for mosaic projects.
Hadrien is available in a magnificent palette of 43 soft, deep and vibrant shades, sometimes gradient.
Woolissime is pleased to offer the winding of the Hadrien skeins into cakes. However, kindly note that the wound skeins cannot be returned or exchanged.
Hadrien is a yarn coming from South American farms and spinning mills working with passion while respecting people and animals.Hand dyed, its semi-solid colors are punctuated by delicate nuances which give a luminous aspect to the project. Slightly shiny and smooth, Hadrien provides an excellent stitch definition and is suitable for all projects, shawls for a sublime drape, colorwork sweaters. It is the perfect yarn for mosaic projects.
Hadrien is available in a magnificent palette of 43 soft, deep and vibrant shades, sometimes gradient.
Woolissime is pleased to offer the winding of the Hadrien skeins into cakes. However, kindly note that the wound skeins cannot be returned or exchanged.
| Brand | Woolissime Yarns |
|---|---|
| Yarn weight | Sport weight |
| Composition | 100% merino sw (mulesing free) |
| Weight | 100 grams |
| Yardage | 300 m (328 yds) |
| Needle size | US 2,5 (3), US 4 (3,5), US 6 (4) |
| Origin | South America – Hand dyed in France |
| Care | Hand wash in cold water – Lay flat to dry. |
Hadrien is dyed by hand in studio in small batches in order to carefully follow each step of the dyeing process and create deep and semi-solid shades. Each bath is completely exhausted and the water is neutralized before being recycled. Each skein is checked and reformed. I recommend alternating skeins while knitting to blend the color evenly.
While I do my very best to ensure colorfastness in my yarns, a small amount of color transfer is not uncommon in hand-dyed yarns, particularly with very saturated colorways. I recommend using white vinegar while washing or presoaking your knitting projects to prevent this eventual inconvenience.
I remain at your disposal through the contact form, should you need any advice in the choice of the shades or any other question regarding a pattern.
Nathalie
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