Isager Tweed - Sand

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  • Isager Tweed - Sand
  • Isager Tweed - Sand

ISAGER TWEED is a single ply and a blend of 70% wool and 30% mohair. This yarn is spun and dyed in Ireland with 200m per 50gram skein.

This yarn has a slightly irregular, homespun look, yet the mohair fibres give the yarn a remarkable softness and a lovely sheen. Isager Tweed works equally well for both indoor and outdoor garments and with the small flecks in different colours the yarn has a very lively surface.

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NZ$ 18.00 including GST
50g skein
IS-TW-SA
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specifications

  • 70% wool and 30% mohair
  • Meterage: 400 m in 100 g
  • Single ply yarn
  • Spun and dyed in Ireland

gauge

Isager Tweed: needles 3mm = 26sts / 32 rows
Isager Tweed + Alpaca 1: needles 3mm = 22 sts / 30 rows
Isager Tweed + Alpaca 2: needles 3.5mm = 20sts / 26 rows
Tweed + Silk Mohair: needles 4mm = 18 sts / 24 rows 

how to wash

Wool should be washed by hand unless you have a washing machine that uses lukewarm water (below 28°  Celsius) and has a very gentle wool cycle. 

To avoid felting, please observe the following:
Use very little soap and use a wool mark approved detergent. Be careful to keep the same temperature during the entire washing and rinsing process (not above 28°Celsius). After washing and rinsing place the garment in a washing bag and spin it lightly in a washing machine. Then place the garment flat on towel and leave to dry. 

Woolen garments do not necessarily need washing very often. Airing outside in damp weather will often be sufficient. Yarns from cotton and yarns made from mixed fibres containing flax and bamboo could be washed in warm water, but still we recommend the same washing instructions as for wool. 

HOW TO WASH

Wool should be washed by hand unless you have a washing machine that uses lukewarm water (below 28°  Celsius) and has a very gentle wool cycle. 

To avoid felting, please observe the following:
Use very little soap and use a wool mark approved detergent. Be careful to keep the same temperature during the entire washing and rinsing process (not above 28°Celsius). After washing and rinsing place the garment in a washing bag and spin it lightly in a washing machine. Then place the garment flat on towel and leave to dry. 

Woolen garments do not necessarily need washing very often. Airing outside in damp weather will often be sufficient. Yarns from cotton and yarns made from mixed fibres containing flax and bamboo could be washed in warm water, but still we recommend the same washing instructions as for wool. 

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