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Rated 4.9 out of 5 — 15 verified reviews
Omega Sinfonia Cotton Yarn Color Card with actual yarn samples.
This smooth mercerized cotton has a terrific drape and sheen. With 50+ colors available, Sinfonia is perfect for your next Inkle Loom project!
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Overall rating: 4.9333334 / 5 from 15 reviews.
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"This color card was worth every penny! Some of the colors of yarn look noticeably different in real life vs product pictures (both on the Woolery website and others). I definitely made different color choices once I had the color card in hand than I would have otherwise. I highly recommend it!"
"I am interested in making guitar straps and this yarn is mentioned as a great one for that purpose. I wanted to have this as reference, and it's perfect."
"I have purchased a lot of Sinfonia yarn and this card helps me keep track of what I have ordered and what I would like to buy in the future."
"As a new weaver, I have difficulty translating the color on the screen to the final color of my project. This is exactly the right tool to help me get it right the first time."
"The color card is a lifesaver when choosing multi-color patterns."
"I love Omega Sinfonia cotton yarn. The colors are terrific. They have depth, but not too shiny. I plan to use them in my next weaving project. Ann"
"I find it really helpful to be able to see the exact color in person, so I find the color cards very useful. The only down side is then I find more colors I want! ;)"
"Just what I need to match up old inventory with new."
"I really like my purchase. It is everything that I was looking for. I have two already made and I am working on the third one and one more to come for our daughter of Isabella bazar in November for a draw."
"The color card is invaluable if you need to match colors for a project. The color squares on computer screen don't always show the true colors."
