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Linen Bloom | Pascuali

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Linen Bloom | PascualiLinen Bloom Nature in Its Purest Form Linen Bloom is a linen yarn that combines the power of nature with timeless elegance. Spun from thefinest GOTS certified linen fibers from Normandy, France, and dyed with natural pigments in Italy, this yarn brings together sustainability, luxury, and authentic beauty. What Makes Linen Bloom Special Linen Bloom is a yarn that becomes softer and more supple with every touch, every stitch, and every wash. Over time,

Linen Bloom – Nature in Its Purest Form 

Linen Bloom is a linen yarn that combines the power of nature with timeless elegance. Spun from thefinest GOTS-certified linen fibers from Normandy, France, and dyed with natural pigments in Italy, this yarn brings together sustainability, luxury, and authentic beauty. 

What Makes Linen Bloom Special 
Linen Bloom is a yarn that becomes softer and more supple with every touch, every stitch, and every wash. Over time, it gradually reveals its full character, a testament to the idea that true beauty lies in transformation. 

A Special Construction – A Fine Chainette 
Linen Bloom is not traditionally plied; instead, it is made as a very fine chainette. This innovative construction gives the yarn exceptional softness, fluidity, and a wonderfully pleasant feel while working. 

With a yardage of 274 yds (250 m) per 50 g, it is lightweight, and creates an airy, elegant fabric structure. 

Linen Bloom is ideally knitted with 2.5 – 4 US (3.0–3.5 mm) needles. 
If you choose a smaller needle size, we recommend pairing it with Suave, Manada, or Mohair Bliss to stabilize the yarn and achieve an even stitch definition. 

Note: When combining Linen Bloom with a companion yarn, please avoid mixing very dark colors with very light ones.  Usually, natural pigments may release some color during the first wash. 

Note:
It is recommended to always order enough yarn for your desired project. This way, you can ensure that you are knitting your project with yarn from the same lot. If in doubt, please make a swatch as soon as you receive the yarn. This will help you determine whether you have ordered enough and, if necessary, reorder right away.

Specifications

  • Composition: 100% Linen (Organic Linen, GOTS-certified)
  • Yarn Length: 50 g ~ 250 m | 1.76 oz ~ 273 yds
  • Needle: 3-3,5 mm | 2.5-4 US | 10-11 UK
  • Gauge: 27-30 stitches, 40 rows to 4" (10 cm)
  • Yarn Thickness: Light Fingering
  • Usage: Sweater in size small ~ 250g (5 hanks)
  • Yarn Weight: 50 g | 1.76 oz ~ Hank

Origin

  • Fibre: Linen ~ Normandy (France)
  • Spun in: Italy
  • Dyed in: Italy

Care 

Naturally dyed yarns require gentle care to preserve their beauty over time: 

  • Hand wash in cold or lukewarm water (max. 30 °C) 
  • Use a mild, pH-neutral wool detergent 
  • Do not soak or rub 
  • Gently press out water after washing; do not wring 
  • Dry flat and protect from direct sunlight 
  • Wash dark colors separately the first time 

With proper care, Linen Bloom becomes softer, more supple, and beautifully patinated over time. 

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