Tahki Jupiter DK Weight Yarn, Cotton/Polyester 312 White

Tahki Jupiter DK Weight Yarn, Cotton/Polyester 312 White

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Tahki Jupiter DK Weight Yarn, Cotton/Polyester 312 WhiteBrand: Tahki Yarns Color: #312 White Features: FIBER CONTENT: 55% Cotton 45% Polyester YARN STYLE: DK GAUGE: 5 sts = 1" on US 7 WEIGHT YARDAGE: 50g 136yds CARE: Hand Wash, Dry Flat Binding: Kitchen Details: Jupiter is a delightful ribbon yarn that alternates matte and satiny segments that creating a fabric that dances in the light. Tahki Yarns brings together cotton and polyester in a lightweight breathable blend thats perfect for shawls, summery

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012