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Noelle


The top of this hat is MESMERIZING!!!!!  This is the Twistmas by Espace Tricot


We knit up this shop sample with a new yarn in the shop called Noelle. It's fluffy and sparkly...two things that make for a VERY fun hat!! I should have gone up a needle size, this hat fits me and the fake head...but it could be a slight bit bigger and I was just under on my gauge. I only needed one ball for this hat, but if your gauge was larger than indicated on the pattern, you may need 2 balls (these are 50g balls, not 100g!)

We only have one color in stock right now, but the rest of the colors should be arriving soon!!

A little more information about the yarn....

Noelle blends luxurious baby alpaca and merino wool with polyester and nylon to create a shimmering, ethereal yarn perfect for cool weather. This yarn features a hollow core, making it exceptionally lightweight and lofty. Noelle has a soft haze, yet retains lovely stitch definition. Subtle color shifts give this yarn an additional element of interest.

Composition
26% Merino Wool
26% Baby Alpaca
29% Polyester
19% Nylon

Grams
50 gr
Skein Information

Weight: Light

Yards: 208

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