109 yards, Sport/Light DK Weight, 45% wool, 35% silk, and 20% nylon Silky Wool is the yarn that made Elsebeth Lavold famous — and once you knit with it, you'll understand why. The silk gives it a subtle sheen and a drape that wool alone can't pull off, while the nylon keeps it honest for everyday wear. It's smooth enough for colorwork, light enough for warm-weather layers, and just structured enough to hold a stitch pattern beautifully. This is a go-to for tees, tanks, and lightweight sweaters, but it's equally at home in a quick scarf or a textured shawl. The sport/light DK weight hits a sweet spot — faster than fingering, more refined than a chunky. Pattern Ideas: Caitlin Hunter, Sellwood Tee Joni Nostie Tolsta Tank Wool & Pine, Cloudbreak Tee Wavy Bias Scarf Half Pint Scarf
