by Hannah Gilly
July 28, 2020
Picking yarns might seem to be easy – just find some colours and make sure the thickness matches your pattern and you’re ready to go through checkout.
But hang on – there are some other yarn features you can think about, depending on your pattern. For cable knitting there are some yarns that are better and some that you might want to avoid. I’ll share those details in today’s video.
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