With MOHAIR 21 we offer you the possibility of creating your own yarn. Combine several strands of the same colour, or mix shades as the mood takes you, to produce your own uniquely coloured yarn. The number 21 in the name of the yarn comes from the gauge of the mohair fibres, which are just 21 micron. This exquisite quality mohair is otherwise only used in haute couture. Thanks to our programme Trace your Yarn, you can trace the yarn back to the farm of origin in Australia by scanning the QR code on the ball band. Also, the mohair fibres are certified RMS (Responsible Mohair Standard), which guarantees the welfare of the goats, sustainable land management and fair and safe working conditions from farm to finished product.
29 sts × 43 rows / 10 cm on needle not recorded
Ranked on stitch gauge, then yarn thickness, then fibre character.
Gepard Garn100% cashmere
→ Drapey fibre instead of haloed mohair-type: more drape and less memory — the garment will hang longer and softer.
LangYarnsFingering100% cashmere
→ Denser per gram. Drapey fibre instead of haloed mohair-type: more drape and less memory — the garment will hang longer and softer. 30 sts instead of 29 — close, it might work. We recommend swatching!
→ Denser per gram. Inelastic plant fibre instead of haloed mohair-type: no stretch and a heavier hang — ribbing will not spring back and the garment will grow. 30 sts instead of 29 — close, it might work. We recommend swatching!
→ Denser per gram. Springy wool instead of haloed mohair-type: more spring and memory — expect a bouncier fabric. 28 sts instead of 29 — close, it might work. We recommend swatching!
→ Thinner per gram. Springy wool instead of haloed mohair-type: more spring and memory — expect a bouncier fabric. 28 sts instead of 29 — close, it might work. We recommend swatching!
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