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Le Petit Silk & Mohair
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The finest blend of 30% silk and 70% kid mohair from Italy.
The palette of 15 shades matches the shades of Le Petit Lambswool. This yarn has such a beautiful quality, presented in a way that feels like home.
As charming as ever, all the ball bands are handwritten by Caroline.
[The mohair comes from South Africa and the suppliers respect international agreements on the well-treatment of the goats. The yarn is delivered with an official declaration.] -
Ingredients:
30% Silk
70% Kid MohairLength:
212m (232 yds)Weight:
25gGauge:
Light Fingering
A strand of Le Petit Lambswool and Le Petit Silk & Mohair: 19 sts and 30 rows for 10x10 cm / 4x4” on needle size 4 mm /US6 /UK8. the little story: when starting to think about a woolen company, Astrid was in search of the yarn she wanted to knit her designs with and offer in the shop.
She was looking for something rustic, that reminded her of a trip to Norway in 1995, discovering the pure wool from their Norwegian sheep, as well as her Scandinavian roots, a yarn that would make a sturdy sweater, to be worn through the years. and that rustic yarn would have to be blended with a soft feeling, that felt good knitting with, and of course, that felt good wearing.
for the heartful moments of going slow putting thoughts and feelings into a single stitch being part of making one's wardrobe and being part of something biggerBiches & Bûches are a Scandinavian family settled in France.
Their all-natural wool comes from a family-owned fibre mill in Scotland.
Astrid designs garments of wool with a deep love for sweaters and cozy shawls. Biches and Buches describes their yarn as "A beautiful quality, presented in a way that feels like home."
We are in love with their gorgeous yarns and designs. Seriously can't get enough of their wonderful, homey pinterest board.