Pebblemill Yarns Possum Merino Wool Yarn

Pebblemill Yarns Possum Merino Wool Yarn

An absolutely beautiful soft-feel texture, the Pebblemill Yarns Possum Merino Wool Yarn is ideal for making your next possum and merino knitwear jumper from 100% natural fibres.

This is a new item that’s never been used by the initial crafter, therefore surplus to their needs. Supply is limited to one hank per colour.

Features

• • 75% superfine merino/ 25% possum
  • 100g net
  • Washing instructions: Handwash only; dry flat in shade; cool iron
  • New Zealand yarn

Condition

The hanks have never been used, still wrapped with tag attached. Some hanks are not as tight, but they are still together as one.

A rare find in Australia.

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