The Dizzy Sheep Daily Dizzy Deal
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Opal Vincent Van Gogh
$14.95 each
Plus $1 Dizzy ShippingTM per order (domestic orders only)
Available Colors:
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Schlafzimmer in Arles
color: 5430
Vase mit Sonnenblumen
color: 5432
Die Brucke von Trinquetaille
color: 5434
Gaugins Stuhl
color: 5436
Care: Machine Wash, Lay Flat to Dry
Fiber: 75% Superwash Wool, 25% Polyamid
Gauge: 7 sts = 1" on US 1-2 needles
Texture: Smooth Plied
Weight: Sock / Superfine [1]
Yardage: Approx 465 yards in 100 grams
Did Dutch post-impressionist painters wear French berets?
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No Way Fred!

Today’s Daily Dizzy Deal™ has given me inspiration to paint.

I wish I could tell you that I created that starry night painting, but we all know that's not true.

As you can see from my early work sample I have a lot of potential!

And no way Fred - I will keep both my ears – thank you very much!

Details:

Opal Vincent Van Gogh

Dizzy is proud to bring you Opal's collection of self-patterning sock yarn inspired by the hauntingly beautiful paintings of Vincent Van Gogh. 

...starry, starry night...

Great for fine gauge superwash garments.  One 100 gram skein will knit up a pair of socks using US 1-2 needles.

  • 75% Superwash Wool, 25% Polyamid
  • Approx 465 yards / 100 gram skein
  • 7 sts = 1" on US 1-2 needles
  • Machine wash, dry flat
  • Made in Germany

 
  Regular Retail Price: $17.95 per 100 gram skein

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