Yarn Comparison

Alpaca Yarn
Learn about the different types of super warm alpaca fiber that is spun into alpaca yarn and how to care for items made from it.

Angora Yarn from Rabbits
The fiber produced by angora rabbits can be used to make a soft, luxurious angora yarn. It can be used to make warm angora sweaters and other accessories.

Bamboo Yarn
The process used to turn bamboo fiber into bamboo yarn may not be as environmentally friendly and sustainable as you hope.

Cashmere Yarn from Goats
Learn how to care for items made from cashmere yarn and the interesting history of cashmere goats.

Cotton Yarn
While it is great for crocheting, knitting, and weaving, cotton yarn carries a dark history. A lot of blood has been shed for cotton fiber and continues to be shed.

Flax Yarn and Linen Fiber
If you want to make something that becomes better with age, try using flax yarn. Linen yarn has connections to Ancient Egypt.

Hemp Yarn
Learn about the history of hemp yarn and the many uses for hemp fiber. Rope is not dope!

Mohair Yarn from Angora Goats
Learn about the special characteristics of mohair yarn which comes from the mohair fiber produced by Angora goats.

Ramie Yarn from a Plant
There are some unique properties to ramie yarn. It also has a very interesting history.

Silk Yarn from Silkworms
Learn how to care for silk yarn items and the history of silk. Silkworms have been providing us with luxurious silk fiber for thousands of years.

Sock Yarn Advice
Decide on the best fiber blend for your sock yarn and learn how to choose the right yarn colors.