Knitting for Olive Pure Silk - Watermelon
Watermelon
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Watermelon is a bright coral red with neutral-warm undertones.
It has a fresh and lively appearance with subtle peachy undertones, and sits somewhere between a warm pink and a light red. The color is darker and more red than Flamingo.
Hue: Neutral-warm
Color Season: Dark Autumn
Also nice for: Light Spring
Knitting for Olive Pure Silk is a soft, exclusive yarn of pure bourette silk (raw silk) produced from silk fibers collected from cocoons after the chrysalises are allowed to mature into moths and escape.
Silk has extensive heat-regulating qualities and can therefore be used in garments all year round. Silk can absorb up to30% of its weight in moisture while still feeling dry against your skin, so it is especially suitable for summer wear. At the same time, silk, like wool, has insulating properties, retaining heat in cold weather.
The little butterfly on the label indicates that the chrysalids were allowed to evolve into butterflies, thereby allowing them to complete their life cycle.
Read more about our yarn here
| Quality: | 100 % silk, Oeko-Tex Standard 100 |
| Needle size: | 3 mm |
| Length: | 250 m | fingering weight |
| Density: | 28 sts and 38 rows = 10 cm |
| Wash: | Hand-wash in cool water, dry flat |
| Weight: | 50 g |
Color Season: Dark Autumn
Also nice for: Light Spring
Knitting for Olive Pure Silk is a soft, exclusive yarn of pure bourette silk (raw silk) produced from silk fibers collected from cocoons after the chrysalises are allowed to mature into moths and escape.
Silk has extensive heat-regulating qualities and can therefore be used in garments all year round. Silk can absorb up to30% of its weight in moisture while still feeling dry against your skin, so it is especially suitable for summer wear. At the same time, silk, like wool, has insulating properties, retaining heat in cold weather.
The little butterfly on the label indicates that the chrysalids were allowed to evolve into butterflies, thereby allowing them to complete their life cycle.
Read more about our yarn here
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