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Thantex 10/2 is a fine yarn

All cones are 12oz for $13.50)

$18 for a pound

 (I can wind any amount of ounces up to 1 pound cones)

 10/2 is a fine yarn, usually used for weaving at 4200 ypp.  It is usually set at 20-28 epi.  I probably will not hand knit with this yarn, but it will work beautifully with knitting machines. 

            

       10/2   Olive                                     10/2 Sage                       10/2   Caramel 

                              

       20/2 oatmeal           10/2,  8/2 and 20/2 Natural      20/2 Buffalo

      

                  A sample of some towels

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 10/2 Sampler, 16 ounces/4200 yards or more of Olive, Sage, Caramel, Natural  I can substitute or add some 20/2 to this sampler.  It's enough to make about 4 towels + loom waste and sampling.  It takes about 1 pound to make 4 dishtowels at 16x28 inches.

 $ 24.00

     

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Marianne bought a sampler and wanted to share this information about the fabric she wove. 

"Today I boiled my latest 5 towels (left one out so I could see the color changes) for 40 minutes then I added them to a white load on HOT in my washer, adding also 1/2 cup of washing soda with the detergent . . .After they went through the entire cycle and then two more hot rinses, my towels came out much more full of color than the ones I brought last month to the Guild meeting. I promptly ran upstairs to my studio and grabbed up my first batch and tossed them into the washer for the same treatment.    WHAT a change . . .    I am thrilled, just can't believe how vibrant they are now.  Really I do think the final soda wash and hot rinses kept the "raw cotton wax" in suspension and it is now so completely gone that the colors are finally what I hoped for.  ...my towels ....are now SO much deeper (in color).    You can tell I am still having fun with this whole thing.
Later,
Marianne"

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