We are offering different types or yarn for hand and machine knitting.
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LINEAPIU | FROST Baby alpaca with extrafine merino wool
Very soft, luxurious textured yarn.
35% baby alpaca, 54% extra fine merino wool, 10% polyamide, 1% elastane
260 m - 100 g
LANIFICIO DELL'OLIVO | PADDINGTON
Textured yarn
82% wool 13% recycled polyamide 5% polyamide
230 m - 100 g
LANIFICIO DELL'OLIVO | PADDINGTON textured yarn
82% wool, 13% recycled polyamide, 5% polyamide
230 m - 100 g
LANIFICIO DELL'OLIVO I PADDINGTON textured yarn
82% wool, 13% recycled polyamide, 5% polyamide
230 m - 100 g
LINEAP | GRIZZLY Textured mohair
Long-haired, effective, luxurious mohair yarn with wool
Very light and very soft
69% super kid mohair, 8% extra fine merino wool, 23% polyamide
Length 210 m - 100 g
MOHAIR ALPINO boucle with alpaca and mohair
32% mohair, 36% alpaca, 31% polyamide, 1% linen
Curly soft thread
Cream/nude color
100g - 290 m
FLAN boucle alpaca with merino wool
64% alpaca, 27% merino wool, 9% polyamide
Curly, very soft thread
Milk white color, 100g - 200m
CARRIAGI | TEDDY cashmere, alpaca and silk boucle
Very luxurious, cozy, soft and light boucle (curly) yarn
300m/100g
48% cashmere, 32% alpaca, 20% silk
We recommend purchasing 400-450g for a size M sweater
Light brown color
DIANA soft, cozy merino wool with angora, extremely soft threads with a delicate hair.
60% merino wool, 20% angora, 20% polyamide
100g - 500m
When knitting from one thread, 200-300 grams will be enough for a size M sweater (if knitting without braids), from two threads - 400-600g
Camel brown color, delicate melange
Beautiful, shiny viscose with mohair, sheen and fluff
The main thread is white, silver shiny lurex, dark blue mohair.
The knitwear is exclusive, 'not liquid', ornate and elegant
40% mohair, 40% viscose, 20% polyamide
Dark blue, melange, lurex
Suitable for hand knitting
about 600m/100g
Black wool (50%) with buret silk (50%)
These threads are very pleasant to wear, they are extremely kind to the skin, because buret silk is the most antibacterial textile fiber.
The appearance of the threads, as is characteristic of buret silk, is naturally 'worn out'.
This texture can be used for Chanel-style knits, combined with lurex or hidden under a thread of long-haired mohair.
