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Kureyon Sock

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Shade Cards Winter 2008 Click to view full size shade card images: Noro - Kureyon Sock - Winter 2008 CLOSE Winter 2008

Where to Buy This Yarn Yarnmarket Great Yarn Company Your Store Here? About This Yarn  Brand Noro [www]  Distributor Knitting Fever Inc. [www]  Made In Japan  Date Released Winter 2007  Yardage 462 yds.  Weight 100g  Yarn Weight Fingering  Fiber Content Wool , Nylon  Texture Single  Gauge (st. /4 in.) 30  Needle Size(s) 2 US (2.75mm)  Availability Currently Produced  MSRP $18.95  Care Hand Wash & Dry Flat.

Colors

Currently Produced Colors
040 (Turquoise, Green, Purple) Released: Winter 2008	092 (Off White, Turquoise, Black) Released: Winter 2008	095 (Green, Pink, Black) Released: Winter 2008	102 (Pink, Purple, Black) Released: Winter 2008	149 (Brown, Gray, Gray) Released: Winter 2008
150 (Gray, Green, Turquoise) Released: Winter 2008	164 (Turquoise, Brown, Tan) Released: Winter 2008	180 (Pink, Orange, Purple) Released: Winter 2008	182 (Purple, Turquoise, Blue) Released: Winter 2008	184 (Green, Turquoise, Brown) Released: Winter 2008
185 (Purple, Orange, Purple) Released: Winter 2008	188 (Green, Purple, Purple) Released: Winter 2008	221 (Pink, Green, Blue) Released: Fall 2009	242 (Red, Orange, Blue) Released: Fall 2009	250 (Blue, Red, Purple) Released: Fall 2009
252 (Gray, Brown, Blue) Released: Fall 2009	253 (Blue, Green, Red) Released: Fall 2009	254 (Green, Purple, Blue) Released: Fall 2009	255 (Brown, Red, Green) Released: Fall 2009	256 (Blue, Red, Green) Released: Fall 2009

Discontinued Colors
217 (Gray, Yellow, Pink)	219 (Turquoise, Purple, Pink)	220 (Red, Turquoise, Purple)	226 (Red, Green, Pink)	229 (Blue, Green, Purple)
233 (Blue, Blue, Green)	236 (Green, Orange, Turquoise)	240 (Gray, Pink, Pink)

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Garment: Kureyon Basic Socks

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Projects

Crocheted Stone City Scarf Source: www.yarnmarket.com	Kureyon Anna Cropped Cardigan Source: www.yarnmarket.com	Kureyon Basic Socks Source: www.yarnmarket.com	Kureyon Basketweave Jacket Source: www.yarnmarket.com
Kureyon Crocheted Stripes Vest Source: www.yarnmarket.com	Kureyon Entrelac Socks Source: www.yarnmarket.com	Kureyon Fantasy Crocheted Jacket Source: www.yarnmarket.com	Kureyon Fingerless Gloves/Mittens Source: www.yarnmarket.com
Kureyon Sock Crocheted Tee Source: www.yarnmarket.com	Kureyon Sock Fingerless Gloves Source: www.yarnmarket.com	Kureyon Sock Gloves Source: www.yarnmarket.com	Kureyon Sock Isabella Pullover Source: www.yarnmarket.com
Kureyon Sock Knee Highs Source: www.yarnmarket.com	Kureyon Sock Lace Top Source: www.yarnmarket.com	Kureyon Sock Lacy Cardigan Source: www.yarnmarket.com	Kureyon Sock Luxury Wrap/Scarf Source: www.yarnmarket.com
Kureyon Sock Olivia Vest Source: www.yarnmarket.com	Kureyon Sock Pullover Tunic Source: www.yarnmarket.com	Kureyon Sock Sargent Socks Source: www.yarnmarket.com	Kureyon Sock Shawl Collar Cardi Source: www.yarnmarket.com
Kureyon Sock Short-Sleeved Cardi Source: www.yarnmarket.com	Spottie Dottie Socks Source: www.yarnmarket.com

Reviews & Comments

lanimoo Seattle, Washington 2 Posts		Tuesday April 1 12:28:24 AM PST The two skeins I bought (different colorways), were just a rip-off. Both were full of knots and really bad tangles. I spent more time unraveling tangles that actually knitting with the yarn. It went like this-knit for 5 minutes then spend the next 45 minutes untangling. The manufacturer seemed to have pieced both skeins together from shorter lengths of yarn so there was many more than the occasional knot. I mean there were a lot in both skeins. The end results were two garter stitch scarves that though the colors look beautiful, as usual with Kureyon, are unwearable because of the itch factor. REALLY NOT WORTH THE MONEY OR EFFORT. Don't make yourself crazy; don't get this yarn.

lanimoo Seattle, Washington 2 Posts		Tuesday April 1 12:29:15 AM PST

SharronA Rochester, New York 1 Posts		Friday April 4 3:19:05 PM PST So sorry you had bad luck with this yarn. I just made a pair of socks and I absolutely love them! The skein had only 1 knot. I had to do some untwisting every few rounds, holding the yarn & letting the sock/needles untwist itself. Next time I use this yarn I will wind it into a ball first (loosely, by hand) and then knit with it locked in a baggie. I bought the yarn in a shop that had sample socks on display, and one had been washed. That's what convinced me, and I'm online now to buy more for more socks. It's fun to work with, just like regular Kureyon, and feels like it will be a very sturdy and long-wearing sock. I'm pleased!

Lunassa Catskill, New York 1 Posts		Friday May 30 5:06:51 PM PST LOVE. I bought two skeins of this when it went on sale at a LYS and I absolutely adore it. The rustic feel of the yarn made knitting with it a journey. Sometimes the yarn became thin, sometimes it was slubby, but I can say that there were very few times where I was put out by the disparate thickness. The few times it was too slubby I just picked a little of the wool off and went on my way. My only gripe was that I had to do a little surgery to the skein to make my socks match, but if I hadn't cared I would have just kept knitting away happily. These are the best wearing socks I have made in quite some time. I wear them frequently and they have held up very well. I get compliments on them wherever I go. :)

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