100% Australian Merino Wool, 8ply DK weight. in 48 shades.
20 sts/10cm - 5 sts/inch using 4mm US6 needles.
approx 100m / 110yds per 50g ball
Hand Wash or machine wash on gentle wool cycle.

1600 powder blue	1601 pink	1602 ivory	1603 harvest	1605 spinifex	1613 black	1618 Thunder	1620 Soft Plum
1621 capri	1625 aegean	1626 bilberry	1629 wheat	1631 steel	1638 rosehip	1642 emerald	1643 electric blue
1645 khaki	1647 brick	1649 teal	1657 purple	1659 Cream	1660 light olive	1662 pale moss	1663 peacock
1664 wine	1665 rust	1667 light navy	1671 jacaranda	1672 midnight	1673 fox	1674 cherry red
1680 light grey	1681 mid grey	1690 brown	1694 jonquil	1697 dark olive	1704 lilac	1705 blossom	1708 Fennel
1717 charcoal	1718 hemp	1720 pansy	1727 sequoia	1728 burnt orange	1729 ox blood	1730 aubergine
1731 turkish blue	1736 chocolate	1737 russian blue	1738 claret	1744 New clay	1755 ink

Signatur DK Australian Wool is spun with extra twist, enhancing the natural qualities of the wool. This has allowed Jane Slicer-Smith to create her signature swingcoat styling. This yarn was originally only used for ready to wear hand knitted garments under the Signatur Handknits label, designs then extended into Signatur Knitting kit. Now Signatur DK is available at ozeyarn.com. 
There are 44 vibrant shades, created to work in combinations of 4 to 6 colours. Create your own colour combinations - a complimentary shade card is included in your first order or can be purchased separately.  And being machine washable it's fine for all family members.

Projects: Jane Slicer-Smith has prepared monthly projects to let you upgrade your skills or learn a new technique whilst playing with colour. In addition the project have Hints and Tips from Jane's classes and lectures - they're also of interest to more experienced knitters. We want you to experience Jane's yarn for yourself.

PROJECT KIT #1 July 2010 - Mitred Fingerless Gloves This is tubular rather than circular knitting.

Playing with a small project like these gloves allows the knitter to become familiar with a technique without worrying about the fit of a garment. So when commencing a garment they can take the knowledge forward.

Mitres look fantastic and help you learn so much. They feature strongly in Jane's book Swing, Swagger, Drape where the front cover features a stunning Swagger Jacket -the Harlequin - created in Mitres.