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Swiss Mountain Mulberry Tussah by Hand Maiden

Two great silks with a spunky little twist

 
 
               
Amethyst
Berry
Blackberry
Bronze
Cedar
Cezanne
Chocolate
Dandelion
Ebony
Glacier
Hemlock
Ivory
Labrador
Lily Pond
Masala
Morgana
Moss
Natural
Nova Scotia
Ocean
Orchid
Pansy
Peridot
Pewter
Pumpkin
Ruby Red
Safari
Salt Spray
Sangria
Smoke
Stardust
Straw
Topaz
Wine
      

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$34.95

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Swiss Mountain Mulberry Tussah: 50% Mulberry Silk, 50% Tussah Silk; 200m/100g

Suggested needle size and gauge for stockinette: 4mm/US 6; 20st/4"

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Swiss Mountain Mulberry Tussah is currently also available as a Colorsong Fall/Winter 2011 Fashion Color Yarn!

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Another amazing yarn comes to us from the silk mills of Swiss Mountain Silk. Apparently 200 years of experience spinning silk really does make a difference - the creativitiy and quality that we see in their yarns is simply inspiring, and Mulberry Tussah showcases it all. Here is a simply conceived yarn that results in an enchanting play of light and softness: mulberry silk (this is the common white silk made by allowing the silk caterpillars to feed only on mulberry leaves) is plyed with tussah silk (the wild-crafted golden hued silk created by letting the silk caterpillars feed on oak leaves). Because each is a different color and also a different length (mulberry is a much longer fiber), the silks take dye much differently and also reflect light quite differently. What we receive as yarn practically undulates with color-play and light. Not to mention that it is soft and comforting - another great "un-wool," destined to become your constant fiber companion.