Mason Dixon KAL

OK, I frogged the hand towel (to be used as a placemat) I'd done on size 4s and tried the same pattern on size 2s, only to discover I still didn't like the loose look of the fabric and so had to revisit the frog pond yet again. Grrrrrrrrr. I think I may just do a simple tabby weave on the rigid heddle loom instead of fussing with the moss grid pattern on size 0s.

Anyway, here's my question: I found what looks like a good source for Euroflax in bulk at a discount (NAYY). A friend and I decided awhile back to go in halves on an order and she's just picked out which yarns she wants. Now that I've played with the sport weight Euroflax, I'm not sure if that's the grist I want to order. This website has everything from very fine laceweight (5200 ypp) to bulky (685 ypp), and I'm wondering which grist(s) would be the most versatile and/or nicest to work with. In particular, I'm considering worsted and bulky weights (for sweaters and other clothing items) and lace (at 2600 ypp) and sport weights (for shawls and maybe some other MDK projects, like the champagne bubble curtain). I really feel like the Euroflax sport weight doesn't match what I think of as a sport weight in wool -- it seems quite a bit finer, and the consensus on the list seems to be that it doesn't bloom when washed -- so without being able to see a sample in person of each grist I'm feeling a bit at sea. I know yarn preference is a very subjective thing, but I'm wondering if anyone has tried Euroflax in any grist besides sport weight, and if so, what you thought of it. Comments/preferences/advice, anyone?

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