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Posted by DAB on September 8, 2007, 7:16 am
suzee wrote:
> DAB wrote:
>> Lots of bags with mostly wool yarns all in orig bags with 10 skeins
>> and the prices were 50 cents per skein......several caught my eye
>> but I have never seen the brand or type. The first is a
>> fingering/sock weight with Bernat and Boucle' de Laine and Master
>> Dyed on the label also one ounce and 72% wool and 28% Antron Nylon,
>> the color is Dawn Blue and it has a sheen to it. Is this sock
>> yarn.......my friend that bought 15 skeins thinks it would make a
>> pretty lace type shawl. I bought a bag of 10 with this one the
>> label....Jolie 90% wool 10% Rhovyl-Vinyon made in Belgium 50 grams
>> 120 yards and also Exclusively made for Pauline Denham Yarns,
>> Inc...color is a very pretty cream and it feels nice to the touch. Oh and
>> the neatest thing is there is a blue metal clamp thingy atch
>> to the end of the yarn were you pull it from the center. Anyway I thought
>> I post this an see if this is old yarn. The lady
>> having the sale said she bought it from an estate sale and the orig
>> owner had boxes full of yarn....no patterns or needles were
>> left...drats!
>
> But what a find!
>
> I scored at my Salvation Army last week. Some Knitpicks cotton blend
> worsted (soooo soft!) and a hand dyed skein of their fingering yarn. A
> $25 value for $4. They had some nice NZ wool, 5 or 6 skeins for $2.65,
> that I'm going to check and see if it's still there. They had a pack
> of mohair too, but really wasn't interested in it.
>
> sue
Yes and I wish we could have got there sooner<G> ....I did a search and
found a site with a list of vintage yarns and both were listed but no
timeframe. Another interesting note is there is no stitch gauge on either
one.
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