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Álafosslopi is a bulky-weight Icelandic wool yarn; typically used to knit warm accessories and clothing, especially for winter. The properties of Icelandic wool also make it suitable for outdoor use. Icelandic wool only gets better with age, making this yarn ideal for everyday wear.
Léttlopi is a standard-weight Icelandic wool yarn; garments knitted from it are light and breathable, yet warm. The properties of Icelandic wool also make it suitable for outdoor use. Icelandic wool only gets better with age, so this yarn is perfect for everyday wear. An Icelandic patterned sweater is warm, light, and breathable.
Knitting for Olive Compatible Cashmere is an ultra soft and exclusive yarn in 100% Cashmere. Compatible Cashmere can be knitted as a second strand, as an alternative to Soft Silk Mohair. The yarn can be knitted on its own on 3mm needles using double strand or used as an alternative to Knitting for Olive Merino.
Knitting for Olive’s Heavy Merino is a soft yarn made of 100% merino wool. Merino wool regulates temperature, i.e. keeps the body warm in the cold and releases heat in the warm, keeping the skin cool. At the same time, the wool wicks moisture away from the skin and can absorb 30% of its own weight without feeling wet. Merino wool is also well suited for sensitive skin. Wool is dirt-repellent and requires little care.
The country of origin of the wool is New Zealand, where the wool is produced without mulesing treatment. The yarn is spun in Italy, where the factory complies with ethical, technical and environmental standards, producing yarns that are free of harmful chemicals.
Knitting for Olive Merino is a soft, thin, fingering-weight yarn made from 100% merino wool. Merino wool regulates temperature, keeping the body warm in the cold and releasing heat in warm weather, while keeping the skin cool. At the same time, the wool wicks moisture away from the skin and can absorb up to 30%…
This is the perfect yarn for summer tops and summer dresses. Silk feels incredibly soft next to skin and also cool in warm weathers. Knitting for Olive Pure Silk is a 100% cruelty free bourette silk yarn. The short, leftover silk fibers are spun into a new yarn. It has a rustic and uneven look…
Knitting for Olive Soft Silk Mohair is the softest silk-mohair yarn in our store. Our selection includes all 90+ colors of this yarn. The yarn is produced with respect for animal welfare and in a socially responsible manner.
When knitted double, this yarn creates dreamily light sweaters, and when combined with a thin merino yarn, you’ll get a warmer, slightly fluffy, and very durable knit.
Nordic Air is our own yarn brand. The yarn is spun from Finnish sheep, a native Finnish breed and a true national treasure, whose wool is almost as soft as merino wool but more durable. The yarn is Aran-weight, two-ply, loosely twisted, making it light, soft, and fluffy. You can use this yarn instead of…
Untreated wool sock yarn for warm, dry feet Did you know that most sock yarns are superwash treated to make them machine washable? This process uses chlorine and plastic coatings, which strip wool of its natural ability to regulate temperature, manage moisture, and recover its shape, making it feel less like wool and more like…
Untreated wool sock yarn for warm, dry feet Did you know that most sock yarns are superwash treated to make them machine washable? This process uses chlorine and plastic coatings, which strip wool of its natural ability to regulate temperature, manage moisture, and recover its shape, making it feel less like wool and more like…
Sandnes Garn Alpakka Silke is a luxuriously soft and lightweight yarn that combines fine alpaca wool with lustrous silk. The alpaca fibers make the yarn warm, breathable, and comfortable against the skin, while the silk adds a beautiful sheen and elegant drape. This yarn is ideal for sweaters, scarves, hats, baby clothes, and other accessories…
Alpaca Ull is, as the name suggests, a mixed yarn of alpaca and wool. Thanks to the combination, the yarn retains the softness and insulating properties of alpaca fiber, while wool provides lightness and flexibility.
Both alpaca and wool have good thermoregulatory properties.
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