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100% mercerized cotton
125 gram skeins
230 m or 249 yds per skein
Gauge: 22 stitches in 4"
on 4 mm or US size 6 needles
Machine wash, dry flat or tumble dry low
This is a high-quality cotton yarn that has a nice drape and stitch definition. This came from a LYS. It is not dishcloth cotton.
There are four colors here. The red is darker and richer than the picture looks. Next to the red is beige/light brown that is darker than the picture. Gray and green are pretty accurate. If you want to find a color card online, I'll tell you the color numbers so you can perhaps see them better. I can't take the photos off another website.
Red ---- SOLD
Beige ------ I have five.
Gray ------ I have five.
Green ------- I have six.
Ten dollars a skein. They are big skeins with good yardage. In fact, I don't know offhand who else puts yarn up in 125 gram skeins. Yes, these have been out of the box!
I prefer Paypal, please.
Zip code is 73541. What would the postage be?
Thanx. Therease
(address removed)
So I can pay you in any way you prefer.
I calculate the cost to be $47. How
Does that sound? Thanx Therease
Me too!
Hi gawley,
The price for Priority Mail International is $46 and for First Class International Parcel is $27. Do you want to go with one of those? These are the two cheapest options.
Me too!
There seems to be more and more of this with people putting not only their email address but mailing addresses on the forum openly. It amazes me how people post this so openly on a public forum. I have even seen people post their phone numbers.
I wish people would be more careful with posting this info in a PM.
Email the address. I don't know how to take
My info off the page. Sorry. Therease
You can send the ADMIN a PM with the link to your post and ask them to remove the information, give the her user name so they will know what you are referring to. I had someone post their info on one of my posts and sent the ADMIN this info and they removed the post with the personal info.