and if they have that crispy frank's red hot spiced chicken get it now and thank me later our first yarn today is highland wool with temps dropping having some wool in a sweater a scarf or a beanie adds a layer of cozy hyland is a category NUMBER_TOKEN dk weight yarn made from NUMBER_TOKEN peruvian wool a NUMBER_TOKEN gram skin costs NUMBER_TOKEN for NUMBER_TOKEN yards which is about on par with similar yarns from other companies you get to choose from just over NUMBER_TOKEN heathered hazy colors that give me major log cabin vibes the first thing i notice about this yarn in the skein is the texture it's smooth to the touch but still has some bite to it the wool in this yarn comes from the peruvian highlands a region very popular for its high quality fiber hyland is a mix of merino known for its opulence and soft hand as well as coreydale which is a beautiful fiber with a classic woolly texture the combination of these fibers produces a yarn with unique dyeing properties which is where this heathered look comes from as well as a strong yarn that stands the test of time if you take good care of it while i've seen yarns like this before this is my first time trying them and i was pleasantly surprised in this game this yarn looks far too small to be a dk weight but it blooms almost instantly as it slips over your finger the stitches it makes are uniform neat and oh so adorable i was pleasantly surprised at how nice this yarn was to work with it works up much softer than it feels in the skein and i didn't encounter any knots or kinks to slow down the process i'm really grasping at straws to find something i didn't like about this yarn i guess i could say it was a little slipperier than i thought it would be in the skein you can feel the texture of the yarn so i thought it was going to be a bit more grippy you know like a cotton but it's honestly much smoother and it slips a little bit i might go with a wood hook for a better grip if i use this yarn again overall i give hyland NUMBER_TOKEN out of NUMBER_TOKEN hooks it's a really nice yarn if you're into that organic wooly feel it's not my personal everyday style but i see how using a yarn like this will lend a refined air to the right project highland wool would be a fantastic choice with my adore shawl the muted color palette would easily bring this project to life next up i wanted to try davina now i am a sucker for chainet yarn and davina looked too good to pass up davina is a category NUMBER_TOKEN worsted weight alpaca wool blend with a touch of polyamide which is a synthetic fiber in the same family as nylon at the time of filming divina costs NUMBER_TOKEN per skein but this is on sale right now for NUMBER_TOKEN which is a steal the yarn itself is made from a polyamide mesh tube with the alpaca and merino wool blown into the tube the finished yarn is light and airy but still holds its cozy heat my initial reaction to davina is yes yes a thousand times yes when i was
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