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Appledore DK

A DK yarn, 40% Devon Closewool, 40% Romney, 20% Exmoor Blueface, 273 yd (250 m) per 100 g ball.

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John Arbon Appledore DK
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WeightDK, 3 (Light)
Length per ball273 yd · 250 m
Ball weight100 g
Length per 100 g273 yd · 250 m
Fiber40% Devon Closewool, 40% Romney, 20% Exmoor Blueface
Colors20 listed
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Colors

Fair Maid (undyed), Hoary Morning, Dabinett, Payhembury, Dufflin, Billy Down Pippin, Tom Putt, Yeovil Sour, Winter Stubbard, Sheeps Nose, Quench, Slack Ma Girdle, Pig Snout, Sweet Coppin, Ellis Bitter, Foxwhelp, Wimple Wonder, Golden Knob, Spicy Pippin, Hangy Down

Use instead

Your pattern uses 10 balls of Appledore DK.

Same weight and fiber family, and close in length per 100 g. Closest first.

Same length: 2,730 yd. The 12 closest of 122. Buy one extra ball to be safe.

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Knitcol
Adriafil
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Rowan
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Valley Yarns
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Ramble
Willow & Lark
100% Wool20 balls of 137 ydBuy at LoveCrafts
Jensen Yarn
Isager
100% Wool10 balls of 273 ydBuy at Wool and Company
Rambouillet
Juniper Moon Farm
100% American Rambouillet Wool10 balls of 273 ydBuy at Wool and Company
Marla
Manos del Uruguay
100% Superwash Merino Wool10 balls of 273 yd
Sami
Manos del Uruguay
100% Superwash Merino Wool10 balls of 273 yd
Lore
The Fibre Company
100% Romney Lambswool10 balls of 273 ydBuy at Wool and Company
Tukuwool DK
TitiTyy Finland
100% Finnish wool11 balls of 273 ydBuy at The Woolly Thistle
Juicy DK
Farmers Daughter
100% Superwash Merino Wool10 balls of 274 ydBuy at Wool and Company
Scout
Kelbourne Woolens
100% Wool10 balls of 274 ydBuy at Wool and Company

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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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