Berroco Tuscan Tweed



Specs
Yarn Weight: worsted
Recommended Gauge: 18-20 stitches = 4 inches/10 cm
Suggested Needles: US 7-8/4.5-5 mm
Fibre Content: 65% Wool, 25% Rayon, 10% Mohair
Skein: 120 yards/110 meters per 50g skein
Colorway: #9010 Sweet Briar
Construction/Texture: worsted spun tweed
My Experience
Where I got it: I was given this tiny sample skein at TNNA.
Needles I used: Hiya Hiya sharps US 6/4 mm
Blocked Gauge I got: 19 sts/32 rows = 4"/10 cm
My Thoughts: I really enjoyed knitting with this one. It's got a traditional tweed look, but also a cuddly feminine feel thanks to that mohair halo. It's pretty soft & smoother than some more classic wool tweeds & I really like the subtle shine from the rayon.
What I might design with it: This would be great in a colorwork sweater. I'm thinking something Shetland-inspired.
Where you can get some: Try your LYS since a lot of places carry Berroco yarns.