Angora Geelongora Yarn 50g, Angora blend yarn, Angora knitting wool
Sock/fingering yarn, 50 g, 340m/372 yd, Sock weight yarn, fingering weight yarn
We winded these yarns using 2 strands of Lace fine yarn.
The Angora fibre of this yarn is a CAREGORA certified selected fibre.
The composition of this yarn is 75% lambswool and 25% angora. Due to using shorter angora, it doesn't shed out from the garment. Fabric made of this product has a fluffy textured pile.
Great for creating clothes, accessories, as well as home, decore like knit blankets, knitted cushion covers and so on.
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One ball of 25% Angora, 75% Lambswool
Ball weight: 50g
Colour: Grey
Yarn weight: sock weight/fingering weight
Length: approx. 340 m
Needle (Crochet hook) Size: 3 - 3.75 mm (US 1-6)
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Care instructions: Hand or delicate wash and flat dry.
NO iron.
***Recommended to hand wash a final product at no more than 40 degrees C with a mild detergent and a fabric softener, dry flat to get the final softness and fluffiness of angora wool***
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Made in the UK and supplied by NinElDesign
**Please allow 3-5 working days to dispatch your order
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Caregora is angora fibre, whose care in its breeding is managed, not just to meet the European animal welfare standards (98/58/EC Directive of the European Community) but it also complies with the even stricter "Animal Welfare Code of Recommendations for the welfare of livestock" recommended and promoted by DEFRA (the British Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs).
Compliance with this standard has been verified by SGS (formerly Societe Generale de Surveillance). A multinational company headquartered in Geneva, which provides inspection, verification, testing and certification services.
In addition, these guidelines were supplemented by Naturfasern, who developed requirements for the shearing. In particular, guidelines for the handling of the rabbits which ensure that angora is sheared only, so the fibres are gained without harm to the animal.
Sock/fingering yarn, 50 g, 340m/372 yd, Sock weight yarn, fingering weight yarn
We winded these yarns using 2 strands of Lace fine yarn.
The Angora fibre of this yarn is a CAREGORA certified selected fibre.
The composition of this yarn is 75% lambswool and 25% angora. Due to using shorter angora, it doesn't shed out from the garment. Fabric made of this product has a fluffy textured pile.
Great for creating clothes, accessories, as well as home, decore like knit blankets, knitted cushion covers and so on.
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One ball of 25% Angora, 75% Lambswool
Ball weight: 50g
Colour: Grey
Yarn weight: sock weight/fingering weight
Length: approx. 340 m
Needle (Crochet hook) Size: 3 - 3.75 mm (US 1-6)
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Care instructions: Hand or delicate wash and flat dry.
NO iron.
***Recommended to hand wash a final product at no more than 40 degrees C with a mild detergent and a fabric softener, dry flat to get the final softness and fluffiness of angora wool***
____________________________________________
Made in the UK and supplied by NinElDesign
**Please allow 3-5 working days to dispatch your order
____________________________________________
Caregora is angora fibre, whose care in its breeding is managed, not just to meet the European animal welfare standards (98/58/EC Directive of the European Community) but it also complies with the even stricter "Animal Welfare Code of Recommendations for the welfare of livestock" recommended and promoted by DEFRA (the British Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs).
Compliance with this standard has been verified by SGS (formerly Societe Generale de Surveillance). A multinational company headquartered in Geneva, which provides inspection, verification, testing and certification services.
In addition, these guidelines were supplemented by Naturfasern, who developed requirements for the shearing. In particular, guidelines for the handling of the rabbits which ensure that angora is sheared only, so the fibres are gained without harm to the animal.