Precious machine yarns, such as cashmere, yak, or camel hair, can also be easily knitted by hand, using multiple plies. With a 500g cone of 2/28000 count cashmere, which is generally knitted on a 12-gauge machine or a 7-8-gauge machine with two plies, you can also...
What is Recycled Cashmere Yarn Nm 2/13 and Why You Should Choose It Recycled cashmere yarn Nm 2/13 is one of the most versatile and popular yarns among those who are passionate about knitting. But what does this code really mean, and why should you choose it for your...
Recycled Cashmere: When Knitwear Carries a Story In the world of quality knitwear, we’re used to talking about softness, warmth, and luxury. But there’s an aspect of recycled cashmere that goes beyond the tactile experience: its soul. Every thread holds a past, and...
Many people use the term “knitwear” loosely, but there’s a big difference between true knitwear and garments made from jersey fabric like t-shirts. 🔹 Knitted Garments (Fully Fashioned Knitwear)These are made using knitting machines that knit each piece of the garment...
Those who love wool and work with natural yarns will sooner or later encounter an invisible but fearsome enemy: moths. These seemingly harmless little insects can cause serious damage to sweaters, scarves, balls of yarn, and fine garments. In this article, we’ll...