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Fiber Content: 100% Cotton
Weight: Worsted Weight
Knitting Gauge: 4.5 sts = 1" on #7 - 8 needles (4.0mm-5.5mm)
Crochet Gauge: 11–14 sc = 4'' on I - K hooks (5.5 mm-6.5 mm)
Yards: 190
Grams: 100
Put Up: ball
Care: Machine wash/ tumble dry

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Dishie Multi Yarn

$3.69 100g / ball


Just because a yarn is durable and hardwearing doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice your love of color! The same Dishie that you know and love is now available in fun range of multi-color shades. Choose from subtle, tonal shades or go for bright and bold tones with fun pops of color for projects that knit up quickly with this durable, worsted weight yarn. Use Dishie Multi with simple stitches for quick and easy dishcloths, hand towels, and home décor, or experiment by combining with Dishie’s selection of solids for even more colorful possibilities! Retail: $4.59
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5 out of 5 stars
nancy robinson02-03-2014 8:51am

Make one in shades of yellow please

5 out of 5 stars
Tara (Ohio)06-25-2013 2:44pm

love this yarn- I'm new at this and it's easy to work with and the multicolors look fabulous.

5 out of 5 stars
Elizabeth06-25-2013 2:13pm

I have made close to a dozen market bags and given them as gifts to my kids and friends. I'll keep making them.

5 out of 5 stars
Sydney06-25-2013 1:49am

Love Love Love this yarn. I use it to knit up luxury washcloths i knit them up using the Harmony wooden needles it feels so good and its the best yarn and needles ever!!

5 out of 5 stars
Lizabeth McCool06-23-2013 1:09pm

Love this!! I've been searching for a cotton that doesn't split, isn't rough on my hands and has great stitch definition! Only a few complaints, not a true worsted. And please bring Orbit, Tricycle and Fig back!! PLEASE!!!

5 out of 5 stars
Connie05-11-2013 2:26am

Love this yarn, however, the Dishie Multi Sunflower would be prettier if the "goldenrod" was replaced with a more yellow color. The orange is a "hunter's orange" so the goldenrod looks tan against it. but that's not going to keep me from using it!!! Just sayin'

5 out of 5 stars
Umoza Mzizi04-25-2013 9:12pm

I have used Dishie to make washcloths and toys for my three great grands. Their mothers love it too and each of them has a "binkie" made from Dishie too.