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Duet Cotton / Linen Weaving Yarn ~ Pearl

Duet combines the ease of weaving with cotton with the sheen and hand of linen. The subtle variegation in the linen adds a slightly marbled visual element to projects. Buttery and smooth on a multi-shaft loom, this yarn is also a wonderful introduction to linen for rigid heddle weavers who have a few projects under their belts. Duet weaves into beautiful summer scarves and shawls, as well as heirloom-quality towels and dining linens that soften and improve over time.

  • 4oz cones / 600 yds
  • Size: similar to 5/2; 2,390 yds per pound.
  • Suggested EPI: 12-18 for rigid heddle and multi-shaft looms.
  • Care: hand or machine wash in cool water, tumble dry low or air-dry.
  • Made in the USA. Learn more about our sourcing here.
  • Explore our patterns for Duet here.

Customer Reviews

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Kristie Barsugli
Duet Cotton

Love this yarn! One of my go to’s for towels. It’s a great yarn addition for a little texture.

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Vanessa Sales
Kitchen runner and placemats

The yarns are both vibrant and wonderful to weave with. I substituted pistachio in place of the yellow.
Finished them up last night.
The only challenge for me was threading the heddles. One needs to pay attention. The instructions are clear. I have photos to show off!
I have printed cloth napkins to go with the placemats. Lovely together.
Thanks!

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PAM Shanley
Favorite shade

This is my go to shade of Duet! I love working with variegated yarn and this shade adds a balancing touch.

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K.

Beautiful color!

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Connie Miller
Favorite weaving yarn yet!

This is my first experience weaving with Duo and I love the feel of the yarn but more importantly the results off the loom. The linen was a little different at first but know I can't imagine my future handwoven creations without it. The color Santorini is perfectly named - it's so reminiscent of my trip to the Greek Islands last year. Everytime I look at this yarn I am reminded of a wonderful adventure. Thank you Gist for all of this!