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- Serpentina by Manos Del Uruguay
Serpentina by Manos Del Uruguay
Serpentina is a unique yarn, created in Manos's cooperatives, handspun from handpainted merino tops, Serpentina is a truly artisanal product. Each skein is unique, and the colors are totally random - they will not stack or pool. The colors in Serpentina's color card honor iconic women that have changed History.
Hand-dyed yarns have subtle variations in colors that are natural and may vary from skein to skein. There may be differences between pictures shown and the yarn you receive. To ensure the best blended results for your project you may alternate skeins every 2 to 4 rows when working on large projects, or simply enjoy each skein for it's uniqueness.
- Weight: Aran to Chunky
- 100% Superwash merino wool
- Yardage: 142 yards (130 meters) per 3.5oz (100 gram) skein
- Knitting Gauge: 4-4.25 sts/in - 16-17 sts per 4" (10 cm)
- Knitting Needle: US 7-8 (4.5-5 mm)
- Crochet Hook: H 4..5-5mm
- Hand dyed & hand spun by artisans in Uruguay
- Care: Machine wash gentle cool cycle, lay flat to dry
Note on hand-dyed yarn.
The beauty of hand dyed yarns is undeniable, but please remember every hand dyed skein is unique for better or worse. So please be sure to get enough yarn to complete your project at once since each bag is unique, and skeins will vary from bag to bag sometimes drastically and you have the best chance to get similar skeins if you order at one time. Skeins may vary noticeably from one to the next even within the same batch or bag. And not every skein may have every color in it. The best way to ensure random color distribution is to work from two balls of yarn at once, alternating a few rows from each ball.
About the company
Manos del Uruguay is a special brand of hand spun & dyed artisan yarns that supports rural Uruguayan women. Manos is a non-profit organization that was founded to give women jobs, allowing them to be independent & support their families while being able to live in their home villages. They have been operating under these core beliefs for over 50 years now.