Casco Bay Sport
$36.95/ea.
$32.95/ea., 5 or more.
$25.50/ea., 15 or more.
Prices for 425 yd mc:
$10.25/mc.
$9.25/mc., 8 or more.
Mix and match colors and it counts toward volume discounts!
- This color will ship when available. If delayed, 2 - 4 weeks is typical
- Internationally and artisinally produced fibers may take longer
- If delayed, we will email or call you regarding current stock and expected time to ship
- We never charge you for an item until it ships
- We will charge for shipping once, based upon original order total
- We ship items as soon as available; delayed yarns will ship separately at no extra shipping cost
- Yarn colors will ship as unit when full qty is available unless otherwise requested (think dyelots :-)
- Call 800-341-0282 to check current stock if you need immediate assistance
Halcyon Yarn color: 212
Unit: 1 lb cone
Fiber content: 100% Cotton
Knit gauge: 6-7 on sz 4 to 5
Yards/pound: 1800
Knitting weight: Sport
Weavers, Wraps/inch: 18
Yardage/unit: 1800
Weaving tabby sett: 8 to 10
Weaving twill sett: 12 to 15
Colors look different on computer monitors - for color accuracy please use a sample card. You can find it here: Casco Bay Colors Sample Card for $3.50/ea. Item#: 2309600C
About: Casco Bay Sport
The soft, subtle texture and mellow colors of our Casco Bay Sport and Worsted Cottons will be a welcomed addition to any weaver's or knitter's palette. And it's washable, making it ideal for easy care children's sweaters and baby blankets. The tiny criss-cross binder gives just a hint of elasticity so welcome in knitting and crocheting with cotton. Weaving Yarn Tip can use Casco Bay Cottons alone in warp and weft or in combination with many of our other fine yarns. Consider it as pattern weft in overshot or summer and winter patterns. It's also an interesting weft for warp-face weaves. Due to its soft construction, items made with these yarns will fill out nicely after gentle machine washing and drying.
Care - When working with bold or highly contrasting colors we suggest testing for color fastness. It is not uncommon for excess dye to be a problem in strong colors. If bleeding occurs, skein the yarn, wash it until the water runs clear and let it hang dry.
