James C. Brett Swurlywurly DK Yarn - 200g - Tropics

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The James C. Brett Swurlywurly DK is a vibrant, self-striping double knitting yarn designed for knitters and crocheters looking to add effortless color transitions to their projects. Ideal for creating eye-catching jumpers, hats, and accessories, this 200g cake provides a generous 550 metres of yarn, making it highly efficient for larger garments. While the self-striping nature creates beautiful patterns, users should note that the color sequence is fixed, requiring careful planning if you intend to match stripes across multiple balls.
| Model Part Number | DT7409 |
|---|---|
| Brand | James C. Brett |
Yes, its machine-washable properties make it a practical and durable choice for children's items.
Swurlywurly DK has a standard twist that is generally resistant to splitting, provided you use the recommended needle size.
For an adult medium jumper, you would typically need 3 to 4 cakes, depending on the complexity of the pattern and your tension.
No, it is a synthetic blend designed for durability, easy care, and vibrant, long-lasting color.
Try to join at the start of a color repeat to keep the striping pattern looking as continuous as possible.
This yarn is designed for self-striping, so it is best suited for simple patterns where the yarn provides the visual interest.
If pulling from the center, stop and gently shake the cake to loosen the inner core, or switch to pulling from the outside of the cake.
Since these are self-striping, you may need to 'wind off' some yarn from the start of the second cake until you find the color sequence match point.
Reduce your needle or hook size by 0.25mm increments until you achieve the standard 22 stitches per 10cm.
To begin, locate the center pull tail from the cake to prevent the yarn from rolling around while you work. If the yarn seems tight, pull from the outside of the cake.