A close up of Shibui Pebble
A skein of Shibui Pebble in 2031 Poppy
A skein of Shibui Pebble in 2187 Ember
A model wearing Lyon
Duality by Shibui

Shibui Pebble

Shibui
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Light and soft, Shibui Pebble is a tweed flecked yarn with complex colors. It easily doubles and triples, gathering depth without effort. This yarn is classified as "light fingering", so we've put it can be used as a lace or a fingering weight depending on the pattern's necessary gauge.

Indulge in Duality, which takes two colours of Pebble to make a scarf (2 colours, 1 skein of each) or 6 skeins to make a large wrap (2 colours, 3 skeins of each). Pebble is used in this project, both single strand and double stranded with two colours to create a marl effect. Those who are new to Pebble and want to try it out will see the beautiful fleck fabric it makes from the blend of recycled silk, fine merino and cashmere fibers. Duality as a scarf is an easy knit . It is also perfect for those who love Pebble and want to make a full size wrap, and see the marl effect of blending two colours of Pebble together, the wrap version will provide hours of luxury knitting pleasure. In the photos, you can see some of our recommended colour combinations.
   

The Lyon pattern from Shibui Knits is a poncho that doubles as a scarf. Power meeting, gallery hopping, dinner — Lyon takes on the day and the night. Wear Lyon as a scarf during the day and a poncho at night.

Ball Weight: 25 g / 0.88 oz
Ball Length: 205 m / 224 yds
Knitting Gauge: 25 - 32 sts = 10cm / 4"
Needle Size: 2 - 3.25 mm (US 0 - 3)
Yarn Fibre: 48% recycled silk, 36% fine merino, 16% cashmere

Care instructions: Hand wash cool, lay flat to dry.

Note about yarns from our website: Photographs aren't perfect; they don't capture the texture and feel of the yarn. Colours viewed on different monitors may have shade and tone differences from the actual product. If you would like assistance with selecting a colour or an opinion/advice on finding a good yarn for your project, please feel free to give us a call.