Patons Norse is a bulky weight yarn with a gorgeous brushed halo effect. It works up quickly for lightweight and lovely wearables. Take a closer look at this yarn and enter to win 5 balls of it right here on Moogly!
Disclaimer: This post was sponsored by Yarnspirations and includes affiliate links; all opinions are my own.
Just The Yarn Facts:
Content: 54% Acrylic, 28% Wool, 18% Polyester
Weight: 6 Super Bulky; UK: 14-16 ply
Yardage:
211 yards / 193 meters
Skein Weight:
100 g / 3.5 oz
Buy It: Yarnspirations.com
16 Heathered Colorways
There are 16 lovely shades of Patons Norse to choose from – all of which work beautifully together!
The Patons Norse Video Review:
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Hook and Needles Seen In This Video:
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10 Free Crochet and Knit Patterns
Patons Norse is a relatively new yarn, but the Yarnspirations design team has already created 10 lovely free patterns for it – click here to explore them ALL!
A New Patons Norse Pattern on Moogly
The Cuff to Cuff Colorblock Cardigan is a new free crochet pattern on Moogly, in sizes XS to 5X! It crochets up so fast in Norse, and it’s so cozy!
After you enter to win 5 balls of this amazing yarn below, be sure to enter all the other great giveaways happening on Moogly right now!
Yarn Giveaway Time!
The Patons Norse Giveaway is open to US and Canada addresses only (void where prohibited). The giveaway ends April 27, 2020, at 12:15am Central US time. To enter, use the Rafflecopter form below. If you are on mobile and have difficulty entering, please use a desktop computer to enter. Only the email option is mandatory – all other tasks are optional, for bonus entries only.
The winner will receive their choice of 5 balls of Patons Norse in their choice of available color(s) and will be notified by email.
Good luck all!
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Verette Franco
The yarn is so beautiful! Thank you for the chance 😊
Rachel King
I would love to make a cardigan with this yarn in a deep purple, it would be gorgeous!
Rebecca
Love the sweater! 220 yards is a great deal for a bulky 6
Jennifer
This yarn would be a dream to use for that project for sure
Christina
I would love to make a sweater or cardigan with Patons Norse Yarn!
Jackie
I would make a scarf. A warm soft one with a beautiful brushed halo effect !
Christine Voss
This looks so interesting. I have never used a bulky 6 before but am very interested now. Love the subdued colors and the texture of this yarn.
Elizabeth
I would love to crochet the cuff to cuff colorblock cardigan — it looks SO cozy!!!
Kristy Turley
That yarn looks yummy!!!
Peggy Andriola
As of today, this has to be one of my favorite yarns. The colors are warm and soft, not to mention the fiber! I can’t wait to get creative when I get my hands on some of this beautiful yarn. Love Love Love!
Sharon Kubes
Love those colors. It looks so soft.
Lyn
Looking to make a hooded cowl……Norse would make it like wearing a cloud.💜
Kitten WAW
I’d choose Teal and make myself the warmest scarf in the history of scarves! Thanks for the giveaway.
Melissa
This yarn looks super cozy <3 Thank you for this opportunity!
Judy
This yarn looks warm and soft. Not sure what I’d crochet. Probably a poncho for my daughter’s 40th Birthday.
Jessica Henzler
I want to try making my first sweater with this yarn.
pik
there are 16 colorway pictures, not 10… 🙂
Tamara Kelly
Oh my goodness – must have been quite a day! Thanks for letting me know!
Melissa Spradley
I have some of this to make the Norse Pullover sweater with but I would love to get more to do your cardigan as well!
Cheryl
I’d like to make the Cuff to Cuff Colorblock Cardigan.
Robin W
I’d probably make something warm & snugly for a baby. a bulky blankie, or sweater & hat set for a slightly older child.
Julia Erb
I used Patons Norse yarn for a knitted sweater. It is very soft and warm. Perfect for winter wear.
Linda
I am thinking a yarn bag.
Anne Marie
I would make a cuddly scarf.
Mercedes
I’d really love to use Norse to make your side to side cardigan- I’m a sucker for unusual construction, and it looks so cozy in this yarn! 😍🧶
Laura
I love the muted and Heathered colors of this yarn. I would probably make a scarf or shawl, only because I’m not that great at making sweaters, although a sweater looks like it would be so comfy cozy.
Rebecca Leon
would love to make the crochet cardigan in gray denim or jam heather
Fritzi
Thanks for giving me a chance to win , i want to make a blanket.
Cindy T
This yarn looks wonderfully fluffy! I love wool blends.
Maria
Yes please! I would love to make a scarf.
Renee M
Such beautiful colors!! I would definitely make a cardigan with this yarn. Thanks for the chance to win some!
Sharon
Would love to make a sweater with this yarn. It sure looks soft and squishy
Elizabeth Brignoni
Oh this looks scrumptious! A hat, cowl, blanket! Anything will look great with this lucious yarn!
Melissa Long
I would love to make a comfy cardigan with the Paton Norse yarn. I love Patons yarn, but have never used the norse yarn yet. How exciting.
lk
The yarn looks like it’s amazingly soft and cuddly. Thank you for this opportunity! 🥰
Jessica
I would make a shawl with this beautiful yarn. 💙
Stacy
Thank you for this opportunity! ❤
Susan Spiers
Beautiful! A scarf & matching beanie! Thank you!
NANCY
Sweater or scarf
Jennifer
I would make a scarf
Rosa E Navarro
I would love to try the cardigan in this yarn!
Amy L
This yarn looks soft and cuddly. I’d make a scarf with it.
Becky Rudd
This yarn looks beautiful–can’t wait to give it a try!
monique s
I would love to make a wrap
Laurie
I’d make a snuggly wrap. Norse looks so soft!
judith baldini
thanks for the contest’s. I think i’ll try a cowl or scarf or maybe a child’s poncho.
Linda
I’d love to make a scarf with this yarn.
Nicole Acuna
I would make a cozy cardigan 🙂
Linda Wise
Thank you for this opportunity. I would love to make the Cuff to Cuff Colorblock Cardi. I need a sweater and this yarn looks amazing.
Verna Bradshaw
I think a sweater would be awesome, maybe even a cardigan! This yarn looks YUMMY!
Vera K
I would make something for my grandson – maybe a bear!!
Chris Lopez
Love the sweater thank you for the chance to win the yarn.
Kerri MacPherson
I would love to try a sweater! This yarn looks so warm and inviting…
Kris
I made the Winter Clouds Knit Tunic and loved it from start to finish. As soon as I put it on, I wished I had bought other colours to make more.
Debbie Dietz
That sweater looks like the perfect project
Dana Vitek
Snowboarding is my daughter’s life, so I make A LOT of beanies. I’d love to make a matching beanie, scarf, and boot cuff set with Norse. Thanks so much for the chance to win!
Tammy K
I’d like to make a cardigan sweater with it.
Stephanie
A Hooded Poncho
Theresa Shrake
I’d love to make the Cuff to Cuff cardigan! It would be super fluffy!
Angie C.
Thank you for the giveaway.
I would make a cowl and hat.
Sandy
I would love to make a cozy prayer shawl with this yarn. Thanks for the chance to win!
Virginia Bronner
Matching hat, mittens and scarf
deb rowley
I love your cardigan pattern! I would also like to make a shawl . They would be so very cozy.
Tamara Kelly
Thank you so much! ♥
Karen Doster
The colors remind me of soft watercolors. I’d make shawl or scarf.
Debra Braz
This yarn looks so soft and warm! Love the Heather colors! There so many possibilities of what I could make…a cowl, a wrap, a gift for one of the grandkids. Thank you for offering this giveaway!
Rebecca Martin
This would be lovely worked up in a cardigan. That halo!
Jeanne L de Grasse
Thank you for the very thorough review of this yarn! I might not have noticed the “core” construction and how it has less stretch than plied or twisted yarns, more like a very fluffy monofilament. Looks so soft, I’ll bet it makes a very cosy cardigan 🙂
Carrie Pippins
I think I would make a vest.
Maria Sanyshyn
I think I would try a turtleneck sweater!
Sarah Oswald
I think this would make an AWESOME poncho thanks for the chance to win it.
Karey
I would love to try this yarn to make a cardigan. It looks so snuggly!
Wendy Rozema
I would like to make a sweater!
Wehaf
I would make some lovely scarves with this yarn.
Debra Harreld
A snuggly cardigan
Ashley Chumley
I would love to try this yarn. Thank you for the opportunity.
Susan Hentsch
A cardigan, hats the possibilities are endless!
Tasha Cooper
Hard to think of what I would make. The weight and look of the yarn looks like they would be perfect for making bears. Lately I have been thinking of making toys – must be the times we are in, and theneed to make something that is cuddly and huggable.
Adrienne McCarthy
Lovely yarn! I’d love to try one of your seaters finally.
Kim House
It looks so soft!
Mearla VanDenBerg
I would love to make a cardigan out of this yarn! Looks warm and cozy!
Jennifer
I would probably make a ripple shawl with this beautiful yarn.
Amber E.
I would try an easy cardigan. It looks so soft and cozy.
Terri Redman
That cardigan looks great on you. Would like to try this yarn., very soft and warm.
Tamara Kelly
Thank you so much, Terri!
Carleen Roberts
Paton’s Norse looks so soft! Love the heathered colors! I would start with a hat & scarf or cowl set, then as I gained more confidence try your cuff to cuff cardigan. Thank you, Tamara and Yarnspirations!
Kristine Mylett
I MUST make the cuff to cuff and this yarn looks amazing! I love the look and it seems so soft!
Kristen
I’ve been wanting to make a cardigan for a while. This yarn would be perfect!
Dorothy
Just lovely!
Rose
The yarn looks so soft, and I love the colors. I would probably make a hooded scarf or a super scarf, but choosing one color would be hard.
Merysa Cortez
I would love to make a little hat! The yarn looks so soft!
Jacqueline
Thank you for the opportunity!