It's a knitted yarn (and I think you can kind or see this in the photo) so the yarn itself is sort of tubular. In the ball, it feels like a "crunchy" silk.
Here's where the snag might come though: it's marketed by the company that makes soy silk. I don't know if they are the manufacturer though, so I'm not sure if there would be any sort of cross-contamination or not, (or if that's even an issue with yarn?) They also make yarns from corn and milk.
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Date: 2004-08-02 08:33 pm (UTC)Here's where the snag might come though: it's marketed by the company that makes soy silk. I don't know if they are the manufacturer though, so I'm not sure if there would be any sort of cross-contamination or not, (or if that's even an issue with yarn?) They also make yarns from corn and milk.