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The washable wool yarn from Cascade that does it all! This crafters favorite boasts saturated colors, next to skin softness, and 220 yards of light worsted/ DK yarn per ball. Knit into a garment for a child and do not fear because it can be tossed in a machine to wash and dry and be good as new. Your finished garment will have a beautiful stitch definition. Crochet 220 superwash into a beautiful blanket that can be loved for generations. Weave this yarn into a woven tapestry for pops of color. However you plan to craft with Cascade 220 Superwash Yarn you'll love the durability, versatility, and soft feel.
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*These are suggested gauges only. Yarn weight is based on craft yarn council guidelines.
Bob Dunbadin founded the Cascade Yarns in the late 1980s. From their humble Pioneer Square beginnings in Seattle, Washington, they have moved and expanded, but have never lost their commitment to affordable, high-quality yarns.
In a time when most high-quality yarn was being crafted in Europe, Cascade instead looked to Peru. Cascade has always believed that so long as the materials and spinning equipment were high quality, and the workers well trained and happy, good yarn can come from anywhere.
A family-owned business since the beginning, Cascade is now run by Bob Dunbadin's son Rob and daughter-in-law Shannon. They continue Cascade's mission to offer exceptional quality yarn for an exceptional price.
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