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Quality: 64% Mohair 36% silk
Gauge: 21 sts / 28 rows - 10 cm - on a 3.5 mm needle
Yardage: 420 meters / 50 g
Washing instructions: warm hand wash
Sold in 50 gram skeins
The yarn is made in Peru, and using this yarn allows me to better track the process from animal to knitwear. I hope you appreciate this as much as I do.
Mrs. Krogh's Mohair blend is a fine and soft fuzzy lace yarn. It is perfect for lightweight shawls and blouses or as a companion yarn for thicker knits that need an extra soft touch.
The yarn can be knitted as a single strand on needles 2.00 - 4.00 depending on the look and lightness you want. If you knit it with multiple strands or use it as a companion yarn to other yarns, it can of course be knitted on much thicker needles.
SIERSKNIT DIAMONDLINE
Ms. Krogh has partnered with the talented team at Siersknit. To celebrate the release of the “Diamondline Roll Neck Sweater” pattern, we’re offering a 10% introductory discount on yarn for this specific sweater. You’ll receive the discount code from Siersknit when you purchase the pattern.
Mrs. Krogh's Mohair blend is OEKO-TEX certified. OEKO-TEX® is the world's leading health label for textiles and it means you can be sure that the yarn fibers do not contain substances that can be harmful to your body.
Mohairen is also RMS certified. RMS is a voluntary scheme similar to Fairtrade, where you as a consumer can know that responsibility has been considered in every step, from how the animals are treated to the wages paid to employees.
I’d be happy to remove the labels from the skeins of yarn for you before I send the package. Just keep in mind that this will void your right to return the item and extend the delivery time by one business day.
Please note that the color in the photo may differ slightly from the actual product, as it depends on your screen’s color calibration. There may also be slight differences in shade from screen to screen. I always take 3 photos of each color. The close-up photo was taken outdoors in daylight. The other photos may be taken indoors or outdoors, depending on what best captures the color. This way, I hope to show you the yarn’s true color as accurately as possible.
