Sarah's Yarns Kid Mohair Silk Yarn, 1 Kg Cones

Exquisitely lustrous fingering weight kid mohair yarn with a silk center core. Silky-soft to the touch and a pleasure to work with. Knits up beautifully in all sorts of delicate designs with lace and cables; ideal for intricate patterns or in combination with other yarns. Lovely for weddings and special events. Create luxurious sweaters and shawls. Knits up beautifully with a silky hand, lovely against the skin, and very easy to work with because of the higher silk content.

Great for yarn dyers, this yarn uses the same 100% protein based dye process used to dye silks and wools.

This yarn is available in Lilac and Natural White.

Take a look at some of the drape swatches that we made with this yarn, if you could only feel this on your computer screen (that's why we offer free samples for swatching). Click on any image to see the enlarged swatch.

Swatch knit using one (1) strand in color Lilac

Starlight Lace Pattern swatch knit using one (1) strand in color Natural White

Swatch knit using two (2) strands in color Natural White

Please click here to see more information on the Starlight Lace free pattern. You can add this pattern to your order by letting us know in the message section of your order entry form.

Click on any image to see a sample cone

Lilac

Natural White

Order one (1) kilogram cones:

Sarah's Yarns Kid Mohair Silk, 1 Kilogram Cone
Color
$240.00

International buyers please contact us

 

Yarn Specifications

Content:
60% Kid Mohair, 40% Silk
Length per 25 gram skein:

Approximately 278 yards as benchmarked by us

Length per 1 Kilogram cone:
Approximately 11,111 yards as benchmarked by us
Weight:
Fingering
Recommended gauge:

4 1/2 stitches = one inch or 18 stitches = 10 centimeters on US size 3 to 8 needles

Care Instructions:
  • Dy clean
  • Cool iron can be used under a pressing cloth, never iron wet
Storage tips:
For long-term storage, make sure this yarn is in a moth-proofed environment. Clean, clear plastic containers work extremely well. You can also wrap the garment in archival tissue paper to extend garment life.