Hopscotch- Silk/Mohair Lace
Silk and superkid mohair add soft texture to your project. Hold solid mohair with a variegated yarn for a tinted halo, or hold variegated mohair with a solid to create a kaleidoscopic fabric. Hopscotch is a playful variegated yarn with all the bright colors of the rainbow, with an emphasis of sky blue.
Coordinates with our semi-solids:
“Razzle Dazzle Berry” fluorescent pink
“Traffic Cone” fluorescent orange
“Electric Boogaloo” fluorescent yellow
“Granny Smith” fluorescent lime
“Sky's the Limit” medium sky blue
Silk and superkid mohair add soft texture to your project. Hold solid mohair with a variegated yarn for a tinted halo, or hold variegated mohair with a solid to create a kaleidoscopic fabric. Hopscotch is a playful variegated yarn with all the bright colors of the rainbow, with an emphasis of sky blue.
Coordinates with our semi-solids:
“Razzle Dazzle Berry” fluorescent pink
“Traffic Cone” fluorescent orange
“Electric Boogaloo” fluorescent yellow
“Granny Smith” fluorescent lime
“Sky's the Limit” medium sky blue
Silk and superkid mohair add soft texture to your project. Hold solid mohair with a variegated yarn for a tinted halo, or hold variegated mohair with a solid to create a kaleidoscopic fabric. Hopscotch is a playful variegated yarn with all the bright colors of the rainbow, with an emphasis of sky blue.
Coordinates with our semi-solids:
“Razzle Dazzle Berry” fluorescent pink
“Traffic Cone” fluorescent orange
“Electric Boogaloo” fluorescent yellow
“Granny Smith” fluorescent lime
“Sky's the Limit” medium sky blue
Lace Weight
Cirrus
70% Super Kid Mohair, 30% Silk
1 ply
1 hank = 437 yds / 400 meters
50gMohair is the hair of the Angora Goat, which lends a delicate halo to every project it graces. It is a fluffy, wispy fiber held together around a solid core that makes it knittable.
Gauge varies: Lace weight yarns are usually knitted or crocheted on larger needles and hooks to create lacy, openwork patterns. Held with another yarn, it adds a little bit of thickness but also adds softness and fluff to the finished fabric. A good rule of thumb is that a strand of mohair adds about a weight category to your base yarn. Accordingly, a gauge range is difficult to determine. Always follow the gauge stated in your pattern.
Hand wash, use mild detergent, do not bleach, dry flat away from direct sunlight.
