Tillie
A DK yarn, 62% Pima Cotton, 38% Cupro, 375 yd (343 m) per 100 g ball.
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Berroco · Buy at LoveCrafts · Also at Jimmy Beans Wool and Wool and Company
| Weight | DK, 3 (Light) |
|---|---|
| Length per ball | 375 yd · 343 m |
| Ball weight | 100 g |
| Length per 100 g | 375 yd · 343 m |
| Fiber | 62% Pima Cotton, 38% Cupro |
| Care | Machine washable |
| Colors | 3 listed |
| Source | woolandcompany.com |
Colors
Berroco Tillie 10989 Nantucket Blue, Berroco Tillie 10987 Greige, Berroco Tillie 10988 Slate
Use instead
Your pattern uses 10 balls of Tillie.
Same weight and fiber family, and close in length per 100 g. Closest first.
Same length: 3,750 yd. Buy one extra ball to be safe.
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