James C. Brett Wendy Supreme DK Yarn - Denim - WD36

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Wendy Supreme DK by James C. Brett is a versatile, high-quality acrylic yarn ideal for knitters and crocheters looking for a reliable everyday fiber. It offers a soft, premium feel and excellent durability for a wide range of garments and home decor, though it is exclusively a synthetic acrylic blend which may not suit those who prefer natural wool or cotton fibers.
| Model Part Number | WD36 |
|---|---|
| Brand | James C. Brett |
Yes, its softness and machine-washable nature make it an excellent choice for children's and baby garments.
Absolutely. It is a standard DK weight yarn that works beautifully for both knitting and crochet patterns.
The manufacturer recommends using 4mm needles to achieve the optimal tension of 22 stitches and 30 rows per 10cm.
Each 100g ball contains approximately 295 meters (322 yards) of yarn.
Yes, it is designed for easy care and can be safely machine washed.
No, this is a 100% acrylic yarn crafted using specialized high-quality synthetic fibers.
Ensure you are using smooth, high-quality needles and maintain a consistent, relaxed tension.
Try increasing your needle size by 0.5mm to create a looser, softer fabric drape.
Always verify that the dye lot numbers printed on the ball bands match before starting your project.
To ensure the best results, always knit a tension swatch to match the recommended 22 stitches and 30 rows per 10cm. If your swatch is too tight, move up to a 4.5mm needle; if it is too loose, try a 3.75mm needle. When caring for finished projects, you can machine wash them using a cool cycle. Avoid high-heat drying to maintain the integrity of the synthetic fibers; instead, lay garments flat on a towel to dry. Always check the dye lot number on the ball band to ensure all yarn used for a single project is from the same batch to avoid subtle color variations.