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Merilin

A fingering yarn, 80% Wool, 20% Linen Flax, 227 yd (208 m) per 50 g ball.

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WeightFingering, 1 (Super Fine)
Length per ball227 yd · 208 m
Ball weight50 g
Length per 100 g454 yd · 415 m
Fiber80% Wool, 20% Linen Flax
Gauge6.75–8 stitches per inch on 2.25–3.25 mm (US 1–3) needles
Sourcewoolandcompany.com

Use instead

Your pattern uses 10 balls of Merilin.

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Same length: 2,270 yd. The 12 closest of 180. Buy one extra ball to be safe.

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How these are chosen

Knit a swatch before you start: a different fiber can change your gauge. To add a safety margin, use Skeins for a yarn swap.

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