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Pure Chunky Roving Yarn — PATIKIL

Knitting, crochet & needlework

Pure Chunky Roving Yarn

4.3 19 notes

$8.12Low on the shelf

  • Purple wool roving yarn
  • 80 grams (2.82 ounces) total
  • Soft, durable wool material
  • Good ductility for shaping

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What this bin holds

This purple wool roving yarn is soft and has good plasticity, ready for your creative crafting projects. It quickly shapes into various forms, making it simple to use.

Our wool roving yarn weighs 80 grams, or 2.82 ounces, arriving as one piece. We find the soft wool material is both fluffy and comfortable to the touch. This yarn's good ductility means it holds its shape well, helping you finish DIY projects with ease.

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What the label says
AisleKnitting, crochet & needlework
Options in this bin56 sizes and colours
ColorPurple
MaterialWool
Item weight80 Grams/2.82 Ounces
Packing list1 Pcs x Wool Roving Yarn
Price across options$8.12 to $15.99
Rating on the listing4.3 from 19 notes

Who takes it home

Crafters, especially beginners, use this roving for needle punching, wet felting, spinning, knitting, and weaving. It works well for making blankets, dolls, and other plush decorations. To start, simply tear off pieces of the wool roving yarn as needed for your design.

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What makers wrote about this bin

  • Although this wool is a color I've been needing, I hesitated to purchase this due to the negative reviews stating the wool is "synthetic". I figured I'd give it a try, and I'm so happy I did! This is not synthetic wool. It passed the "burn test"-- hold a bit up to a flame, and if the wool hardens, it's synthetic. If it crumbles, it's the real deal! Synthetic fibers tend to also have a stretchy "give" to them if you try to break a strand-- real wool should snap easily. I am really stumped as to why anyone would think this wool is synthetic. My guess is they don't know what they are ordering or…

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