King Cole Little Treasures DK - Sapphire - 4788


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This guide provides comprehensive information for users of King Cole Little Treasures DK - Sapphire - 4788 yarn. This yarn is ideal for creating soft and comfortable baby garments. A key benefit is its anti-pilling properties, ensuring the longevity of your projects. Keep in mind that the color representation may vary slightly depending on your screen settings.
| Model Part Number | 4788 |
|---|---|
| Brand | King Cole |
King Cole Little Treasures DK is a blend of 60% Anti-Pilling Acrylic and 40% Polyamide.
Yes, this yarn is designed to be soft and gentle, making it suitable for babies and those with sensitive skin.
The recommended needle size will be indicated on the yarn label. Typically, it is a DK weight yarn, so use needles appropriate for that weight.
While designed for baby projects, you can use it for adult projects if you like the color and feel. Consider the yarn weight and adjust your pattern accordingly.
Wind the yarn into a ball before you start your project. Work from the center of the ball to prevent tangling.
Machine wash on a gentle cycle with cool water. Tumble dry on low or lay flat to dry. Do not iron or bleach.
You can find patterns on the King Cole website, in knitting pattern books, or on online crafting platforms.
Ensure you are following the correct washing instructions, especially the gentle cycle and low-heat drying.
Color representation can vary. Check your screen settings and review the yarn under natural light.
This yarn requires no special setup.
This yarn is compatible with standard knitting needles and crochet hooks. The recommended needle size is usually indicated on the yarn label.