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845 Cirrus Grey Batch 2 -
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036 Pearl -
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048 Glitter -
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726 Violin - Batch 1 -
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728 Cello - Batch 1 -
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730 Piano - Batch 1 -
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697 Moon Trio Full Batch 2 -
698 Moon Trio Crescent Batch 1 -
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Malabrigo Mechita
Created by: Malabrigo
Type: Sock, Fingering, Baby, 3 Ply, 4 Ply
Regular price
100% Superwash Merino Single spun fingering weight wool yarn.
Mechita is the smaller version of Mecha. It’s a single-spun ply that glides right off the needles. Mechita is perfect for just about any project from accessories to garments. And since it’s machine-washable it’s a great choice for baby and children’s garments. Mechita has the "speckles" range which is very popular in faded gradients as well as ideal in blending with other yarns for interesting fabrics.
Fibre: 100% Superwash Merino Wool
Texture: Single Spun
Weight: Fingering / 4 ply (14 wpi)
Yardage/Metres: 384 metres per 100grams
Gauge: 26 to 30 stitches over a 10cm gauge test swatch
Recommended Needles: 2.25 - 2.75mm
Care: Machine washable, gentle cycle, cold water, dry flat. Probably not suitable for a front loading washing machine.
Colours: Please view the colours on the Malabrigo website to get another photo representation. All cameras and computer monitors show the colours slightly differently, especially blues and reds. Send an email if you need advice.