Yarns by Elsebeth Lavold
	Angora
	Baby Llama
	Bamboucle
	Cable Cotton
	Calm Wool
	Chunky AL
	Classic AL
	Cotton Frappe
	Cotton Frappe Multi
	Cotton Patine
	Hempathy
	Silky Cashmere
	Silky Flamme
	Silky Tweed
	Silky Wool

Angora

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Where to Buy This Yarn (No stores yet for this yarn) Your Store Here? About This Yarn  Brand Elsebeth Lavold  Distributor Knitting Fever Inc. [www]  Yardage 91 yds.  Weight 50g  Yarn Weight Worsted  Fiber Content Angora , Wool , Nylon  Texture Plied  Gauge (st. /4 in.) 18-20  Needle Size(s) 7 US (4.5mm) , 8 US (5mm)  Availability Currently Produced  Care Hand Wash Cold & Dry Flat.

Colors

Currently Produced Colors
001: Misty Blue (Blue)	002: Driftwood (Brown)	003: Oats (Off White)	004: Natural White (White)	005: Deep Black (Black)
006: Peacock Blue (Blue)	007: Midnight Blue (Blue)	008: Aubergine (Purple)	009: Burgundy Red (Red)	010: Cherry Red (Red)
011: Robin Red (Tan)	012: Cloudberry (Orange)	013: Lime Yellow (Yellow)	014: Lime Green (Green)	015: Bronzed Green (Brown)
016: Earthy (Brown) Released: Spring 2006	017: Smoky (Tan) Released: Spring 2006	018: Magenta (Red) Released: Spring 2006	019: Purple (Purple) Released: Spring 2006	020: Blue (Blue) Released: Spring 2006
021: Turquoise (Turquoise) Released: Spring 2006	022 (Orange) Released: Fall 2006	023 (Blue) Released: Fall 2006	024 (Turquoise) Released: Fall 2006	025 (Green) Released: Fall 2006
026 (Yellow) Released: Fall 2006

Reviews & Comments

drsahfi Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 3 Posts		Saturday December 15 1:25:39 PM PST This yarn is the worst! It sags and fuzzes up so much you lose any stitch definition, even a simple rib. I thought to use the *expensive* sweater I'd made from it as an around-the-house thing since it was too unattractive to wear out yet did feel kind of nice, but I can't because it sheds so much it ruins whatever else I'm wearing and gets all over the furniture. I really regret buying it.

kayskorner Duluth, Georgia 1 Posts		Friday March 6 10:55:23 PM PST I think that you get what most people would expect from a yarn with such a high percentage of angora. Angora yarns are supposed to have a soft halo that grows with wear and are not suitable for intricate cables. Personally, I have enjoyed the peacock blue accessories that I have made from this yarn, but I know better than to wear them with black. Angora, like the rabbits it comes from, does shed a bit, but what soft luxury.

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