Viimasel ajal meeldib mulle lõngu kokku panna. Eriti puudutab see mohääri. Täna Ravelrys vaatasin mitmeid kudumeid lõngast, mille koostises on linane, mohäär ja nailon. Nt Louet KidLin (nimi ütleb juba, et kidmohäär ja linane).
Recently I've become interested in mixing yarns. It especially concerns mohair. Today on Ravelry I looked several knits from yarns that consist of linen, mohair and nylon. For instance Louet KidLin (the name already hints at mohair and linen).
I have heard from Lithuanian knitters that there are people who mix such different yarns. I have not seen results. Now I think about trying it out. I don't have to buy expensive yarns faraway abroad, it is possible to manage with yarns purchased in Estonia and Lithuania.
In the nearest future I will not be able to post frequently because I am going abroad. But I am knitting as always.
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One time (about 10 years ago) I have bought Yarn consisting wool and linen at the same yarn. I've crocheted a blouse and I'm happy with it. It's wonderfull in spring, when sometimes it's a little bit chilly and sometimes you feel like you need linen clothes because of the sun. I'm from Lithuania and the producer of the yarn was lithuanian. I just don't have the label any more to know which company made it ;)
Today I'm thinking anbout mixing 100%bamboo with 80%Kid Mohair. Do you think it will be ok?
Egle, dekoju, cia galima komentuoti lietuviskai. Kad viename siule yra suvieninti linas ir vilna, esu girdziusi. Lino perkau Lietuvoj, man labai patinka 4 giju linas Mezgimo zonoje, yra daug spalvu. Apie bambuko nieko nezinau, deja. Viena vertus tempiasi, nes siulas yra sunkus. Bet antra vertus, kai prideti moheros, bus turbut ir nieko sau. Kiekvienu atveju reikietu is pradzios pabandyti, megzti nedideli gabaliuka, iskalbti ir t.t. Sekmes!
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