Peer Gynt

$8.50

PEER GYNT is produced in 100% Norwegian wool, soft and comfortable. This is Sandnes Garn’s oldest yarn quality and has been on the market since 1938.  Suitable for knitting anything that will take a beating and still remain in good shape, such as garments for kids and men!

Peer Gynt Tweed – 75% Norwegian wool and 25% wool from fra Peru, non-superwash

50 grams per skein = about 91 meters/99 yds.

For more Peer Gynt colors, check the PetiteKnit colorway here.

Swatch shows 22 stitches per 10cm (4″) using needle sizes.

No bleach

No Iron

Cleanse normal

No dryer

Dry Flat

 

**If you need Peer Gynt and we’re out of stock in the color you want, please check SMART! It’s the same yarn (100% Norwegian wool) but it’s superwashed. All Sandnes Garn superwash yarns are free of microplastics**

Description

First introduced in 1938, this yarn has stood the test of time and continues to be a popular choice for knitters today. Ideal for creating traditional cardigans, sweaters and other garments, Peer Gynt offers both comfort and durability. Whether you’re looking to create soft, warm clothing for the cooler months, or want to add a touch of traditional style to your wardrobe, Peer Gynt is the ideal yarn for your next project.

The superior resilience of Norwegian wool means that garments made from Peer Gynt will keep their shape and look beautiful for years to come. This long-lasting quality is also gentle on the environment, as wool is naturally breathable and requires less washing, making it a sustainable choice.

Peer Gynt’s unique blend of comfort, durability, and versatility make it an excellent choice for knitters and crocheters of all skill levels. So why wait? Choose Peer Gynt today and add a touch of warmth and comfort to your life!

50 grams per skein = about 91 meters/99 yds.

Garments must be washed separately.

Swatch shows 22 stitches per 10cm (4″) using needle sizes. Needle sizes shown in millimeters.

For US conversions, click here.

Yarn weights are approximate; for more specific information on yarn weight conversions, click here.

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