8 Eco-Friendly Yarns to consider for Knitting Projects
Soysilk Yarn: Soysilk yarn is a renewable fiber spun from soy proteins which is a moisture-wicking, super soft, and a perfect for people having wool allergies. This yarn is best for manufacturing towels (bath towels, hand towels, beach towels, etc)
Bamboo Yarn: Bamboo yarn is silky soft with an elegant sheen, anti-bacterial and machine washable. Considered to be very luxurious.
Flax Yarn: Flax yarn is made of flax-fiber. It’s steamed and double-boiled for a soft feel. Is perfect for home decor projects and garments.
Sea Silk Yarn: It’s the most popular yarn which is a blend of 70 % silk and 30 % Seacell, and is the seaweed-derived fiber.
Organic Cotton Yarn: Organic cotton yarn is a 100 % organic cotton yarn which comes in a wide variety of colors, such as blackberry, pear, mallard, and coffee.
Recycled Silk Yarn: 6. Recycled silk yarn is a handspun from silk remnants from sari factories in India. These yarns are created by female artisans.
Organic Merino Yarn: Organic merino yarn is made in the U.S. of 100 % organic merino that is hand dyed with natural dyes which is very soft to the boot.
Hemp Yarn: Hemp is a renewable resource that produces more oil, protein, and fiber. It’s perfect for all temperatures and seasons, keeping warm in the winter and cool in summer.
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