Fiber: 100% Icelandic Wool Gauge: 3.5 sts/inch Needle Size: US 10 or 10.5 Weight: 100g Yardage: 110 Price: $6.50, discountable

Lopi #1 14-18 balls	Lopi #2 2 balls	Lopi #3 11-12 balls
Lopi #4 & 5 3 balls	Lopi #5 3 balls	Lopi #10 7-8 balls
Lopi #12 6-9 balls	Lopi #13 9-11 balls	Lopi #16 8 balls
Lopi #17 3 balls scarf 1 ball hat	Lopi #18 7 balls total	Lopi #19 13 balls total
Lopi #20 9 balls total	Lopi #21 8 balls total Vol 24 Booklet #82325  $16.50	Lopi #22 3 balls total

From Knitter's Review: Reynolds has produced Lopi for many, many years. Made in Iceland, the Lopi line goes hand in hand with Reynolds' extensive Icelandic pattern collections. These are traditionally knit in the round, with elaborate color patterning around the waist, sleeves, and yoke. Knitting Up: I place this loosely spun yarn in the worsted category. That's because the fibers are mostly aligned in a common direction instead of jumbled together like woolen yarns. This results in a smoother, stronger yarn and less snagging.

Knitting was relatively rapid and effortless, aided by my dull-tipped Addi Turbos. Stitches appeared even and steady, and the yarn's twist stayed consistent as I worked with it. Blocking / Washing: My swatches behaved perfectly in the wash, with no bleeding or fading. There was only a slight bloom in the fiber, and the gauge remained true. Conclusion: The Lopi line is visually tempting, with a splendid array of color possibilities. It's the perfect medium for Icelandic-type designs. And Reynolds produces almost more of these designs than anyone else, making this an obvious marriage.