Ohajiki
per 150 g skein · 459 yd
Ohajiki is the name of a traditional Japanese children's game similar to marbles, but played with flattened, coin-shaped pieces of ceramic, glass, or sea glass, and comes in various colors. The colorways for Ohajiki are reminiscent of how the game pieces look with light passing through them. Each ball embarks on a color journey of happiness & reminds us of the simple pleasures of childhood. Ohajiki is a timeless blend of Cotton, Silk, Wool, & Viscose. This lightweight yarn is offered in 8 colorways and 459-yard balls at 150 grams. An excellent choice for tops, shawls, summer dresses, and beyond!
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The details
- Fiber
- 50% Cotton, 20% Silk, 15% Wool, 15% Viscose
- Yardage
- 459 yd (420 m)
- Skein
- 150 g
- Needles
- US 6–7 (4–4.5 mm)
- Gauge
- 18-20 sts = 4 in (knit); 11 sts = 4 in (sc)
How many skeins? Divide the yardage your pattern calls for by 459 yd and round up.
Good for
What Noro made it for
- Summer knits
- Shawls & wraps
“An excellent choice for tops, shawls, summer dresses, and beyond!”
In Noro's words · Read more on their site
What knitters make with it, on Ravelry
- Sweaters & cardigans
Most made on Ravelry: sweaters, shawls and scarves (103 projects)
103 projects on Ravelry · See them on Ravelry
- Sweaters & cardigans 31
- Shawls & wraps 12
- Scarves 9
- Cowls 3
- Hats 1

