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Product: Knit Picks Wool of The Andes Worsted Weight Yarn (10 Balls - Neutral) Includes

10 balls – Worsted Weight (100% Peruvian Highland Wool; 110 yards/50g per ball), 1100 yards/500g total.

Our classic worsted wool yarn is spun and plied carefully to achieve a wonderfully balanced twist. A sturdy yarn with excellent stitch definition and heirloom durability. Peruvian sheep are a cross between Corriedale and Merino, producing a strong fiber with an excellent loft and drape for a wide variety of uses. Wonderfully warm, it is also ideal for cable stitch patterns and textured stitches. Felts beautifully. SET OF 10: This 10-pack includes ten balls of Knit Picks Wool of the Andes worsted weight 100% Peruvian Highland Wool yarn; 50 grams skeins for 110 yards, 1100 yards total
100% WOOL: Spun from Peruvian wool, the strong fiber has an excellent balance of structure, loft and drape; a sturdy yarn with excellent stitch definition and heirloom durability
ALL PURPOSE YARN: This sturdy all-purpose yarn is ideal for cable stitch patterns, intricate winter sweaters, textured stitches and everyday accessories; also felts beautifully
GAUGE SIZE: For knitting, 4.5 - 5 sts = 1" on US 6-9 needles; For crochet, 11–14 sc = 4'' on I-K hooks
CARE INSTRUCTIONS: Hand wash in lukewarm water and dry flat; yarn can felt with warm water and agitation Knit Picks Neutral

Product: Kosher Thin White Sheep Wool Tzitzit Strings (16ct.) Thin Machine-spun wool Tzitzit bundle, includes enough loose string to do all 4 corners.. The strings are made from sheep wool and were machine-spun for the purpose of being used as Tzitzit. This set of Tzitzit Strings can be affixed to the corners of either Tallit Katan or Tallit Gadol. Comes with a Kosher Certification under the approval and auspices of Rabbi Aaron Shapira shlit'a. Thin machine-spun kosher tzitzit strings - usually used on Tallit Katan
Length of 4 leading strings: 112cm / 44.1" , Length of 12 strings: 88cm / 34.6"
Includes enough loose string to tie all 4 corners, prior knowledge in tying is necessary
Made in Israel under the approval and auspices of Rabbi Aaron Shapira shlit'a. Peer Hastam White