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tynn peer gynt

tynn peer gynt

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colour: 1002 natural
 
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composition
100% norwegian wool
meterage
205 meters / 224 yards
grams
50 grams / 1.8 oz.
suggested gauge
27 stitches per 10 cm / 4"
fingering weight
recommended needles
2.50 mm (US 1.5) - 3.25 mm (US 3)
care instructions
hand wash, dry flat
great for
sweaters & garments, colourwork, lace, shawls, cables, hats, mittens & scarves

made in Norway

Peer Gynt has been on the market ever since 1938, and the structure of the yarn makes it a favorite for knitting traditional kofte sweaters. Peer Gynt remains as popular a yarn today as it was then. In the autumn of 2022, we launched a thinner version of exactly the same yarn, with the same good properties - Tynn Peer Gynt. Garments made of Norwegian wool are light, warm and grow softer every time you wear them. Norwegian wool is durable and pill-resistant, and its superior resilience ensures that garments keep their shape over time.  Be kind to the environment! Wool is breathable and rarely needs washing. Instead, we recommend airing your wool garments. Garments made of Norwegian wool have a long lifespan and can remain just as beautiful for several generations. As a result, Norwegian wool can contribute to more sustainable consumption.

The same fiber is used in both Peer Gynt and Tynn Peer Gynt, but in different thicknesses - Tynn Peer Gynt is a 3-ply yarn and Peer Gynt is a 4-ply yarn.

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  • sandnes garn

    The largest producer of hand-knitting yarn in Northern Europe, Sandnes Garn's mill is both one of the oldest, and most up-to-date, spinning factories still running. Their focus is on taking good care of everyone involved in the production of their yarn, both animal and human, and they produce some of the most reliable yarns available on the market today.

  • wool

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