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Mulberry Silk Fingering Weight Yarn – Hand Knitting & Crochet Yarn

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Mulberry Silk Fingering Weight Yarn – Hand Knitting & Crochet YarnFine Mulberry Silk Yarn for Knitting, Crochet, and Lightweight Garments This mulberry silk fingering weight yarn is a smooth, lightweight yarn with natural sheen and fluid drape. Spun from fine silk fibers, it creates fabric that feels soft against the skin while offering a refined, elegant finish. Silk fiber reflects light in a way that gives each color depth and variation, creating a rich, dimensional appearance in both simple and detailed stitch

Fine Mulberry Silk Yarn for Knitting, Crochet, and Lightweight Garments

This mulberry silk fingering weight yarn is a smooth, lightweight yarn with natural sheen and fluid drape. Spun from fine silk fibers, it creates fabric that feels soft against the skin while offering a refined, elegant finish.

Silk fiber reflects light in a way that gives each color depth and variation, creating a rich, dimensional appearance in both simple and detailed stitch work. The fine fingering weight allows for delicate stitches and lightweight fabric, making it well suited for shawls, scarves, and garments worn close to the skin.

With approximately 250 yards per 50 grams, this yarn provides excellent yardage for lacework, accessories, and layering pieces. The natural drape of silk allows finished projects to fall softly and move easily, without stiffness or bulk.

This yarn is suitable for both knitting and crochet, working well with small needles or hooks to create even, defined stitches.

Product Details

  • Fiber: 100% mulberry silk
  • Yarn Weight: fingering (weight 1)
  • Yardage: approx. 250 yards (228 m)
  • Skein Weight: 50 g
  • Needle Size: US 1–3 (2.25–3.25 mm)
  • Size: US D–G (3.25–4.25 mm)
  • Gauge:
    • Knit: 27–32 sts per 4 inches
    • Crochet: 21–32 sts per 4 inches

Yarn Characteristics

  • Smooth silk fiber with natural sheen
  • Lightweight yarn with fluid drape
  • Rich color depth due to silk’s light-reflective properties
  • Suitable for fine stitch definition and detailed work
  • Comfortable for next-to-skin wear

Suitable For

  • Shawls, scarves, and wraps
  • Lightweight garments and layering pieces
  • Lace knitting and fine crochet work
  • Special occasion or heirloom projects

Care

Hand wash gently in cool water with a mild detergent.
Lay flat to dry and avoid agitation.

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