Two intermediate patterns designed to be knit in either 4ply/fingering weight or 8ply/Dk White Gum Wool Yarns. Sizes to fit newborn - 2 years.
Thousands Fingering requires 1 ball (0 to 24 mo) or 2 balls (2 yr) of 4-ply White Gum Wool for the main colour. For the contrast colour, the pattern requires 0.2 ball (all sizes). It uses 2.75mm x 100cm and 3.25mm x 100 cm circular needles.
Thousands Dk requires 1 ball (newborn) or 2 balls (3-24 mo) of 8-ply White Gum Wool for the main colour. For the contrast colour, the pattern requires 0.3 ball (all sizes). It uses 3.5mm x 100cm and 4mm x 100 cm circular needles.
Two intermediate patterns designed to be knit in either 4ply/fingering weight or 8ply/Dk White Gum Wool Yarns. Sizes to fit newborn - 2 years.
Thousands Fingering requires 1 ball (0 to 24 mo) or 2 balls (2 yr) of 4-ply White Gum Wool for the main colour. For the contrast colour, the pattern requires 0.2 ball (all sizes). It uses 2.75mm x 100cm and 3.25mm x 100 cm circular needles.
Thousands Dk requires 1 ball (newborn) or 2 balls (3-24 mo) of 8-ply White Gum Wool for the main colour. For the contrast colour, the pattern requires 0.3 ball (all sizes). It uses 3.5mm x 100cm and 4mm x 100 cm circular needles.
The benefits of Wool
100% sustainable & renewable
Breathable & hypoallergenic
Natural & easy to work with
Biodegradable & without microplastics
Australian climate - perfect for wool
The vast, open pastures of Australia offer ample grazing areas, promoting healthy, well-nourished sheep that produce high-quality wool.
Tasmania's cooler climate provide ideal conditions for producing exceptionally fine wool, making it a renowned region for premium wool production in Australia.