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Introducing Bella


Bella

100% Extrafine Merino Wool
Country of origin: Italy OEKO-TEX Standard 100
100% Merino Wool
Mulesing Free

Super Fine






Suggested US 3
Knits to 28 stitches over 4in

Bella brings the luxurious softness and beautiful stitch definition of Jody Long’s beloved Ciao to a finer gauge. Spun from 100% Extrafine Merino Wool, this super-fine yarn has a smooth, supple hand and a wonderfully polished finish. With 191 yards in each 50-gram skein, Bella is perfect for lightweight garments, delicate accessories, baby knits, colorwork, and finely textured patterns. 

Its crisp stitch definition allows cables, lace, and intricate details to shine, while simple stockinette beautifully showcases the yarn’s softness and rich color. Versatile, refined, and incredibly soft against the skin, Bella is a timeless merino for projects that call for a lighter touch.

We knit a skein up into an adorable bonnet, and I'm contemplating a cute little onesie too!!


Bethany Pixie Bonnet - Free Pattern on Ravelry

You can find Bella in-store or online HERE



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