How did this yarn come about? I cut the leftovers of various wools from my knitting projects into short pieces and carded them together with the sheep's fleece. By spinning on a spinning wheel, an original yarn was created, very ecological, still with the softness of merino. Not even a bit of leftover yarn went to waste. Complete manual processing gives the yarn originality and a rustic touch.
Material: 70% merino wool from local breeding (eastern Slovakia), 30% recycled wool
Classification: aran, afghan, worsted, 2-ply
Metereage: approx. 84g / 130m / 142yds
Fineness: approx. 23.5 microns
Recommended needles/hook: 5-7mm (US 8-10.5)
| Color | grey / white |
|---|---|
| Base Fiber | Recycled wool / Slovak Merino (23.5 mic) |
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