What is your favorite industrial thread?

Hello!

It's the usual person inside!

It's already February. I've been on a lot of business trips around Japan recently, visiting knitting factories and having meetings about various new projects!

I'll let you know as soon as it's decided~~I'm already so excited♪

Well...it's been a while

2/36 Uruguayan wool has arrived!

If someone asked me "What is your favorite industrial thread?" I think this material would be within the top three of my top ten. It's a very high-quality material that I love.

What is Uruguay wool?
Ultra-fine merino wool made from sheep raised in Uruguay, South America.
This yarn is extremely rare, with only 4 to 5 tons of down produced per year.

The yarn has a fineness of 15.5 microns, which is comparable to the fineness of cashmere, and is soft, supple, and fluffy. It is so supple and warm that it can be mistaken for cashmere when used to make products.

A small number, 2/36!!!

I would love for all of you who love yarn to try knitting this.

I would like you to experience knitting and washing it. You can feel the way the weave tightens when you put it in water, and you can stop knitting and dry it just before it turns into felt. I would like you to feel the fluffy feeling after it dries. It's a wonderful recommended yarn!

After washing, the stitches become dense and the stitches become very beautiful. The stitches look very beautiful even in close-up photographs, so it is also recommended for miniature knitters. I would like you to try knitting with a single strand of 2/36 yarn.

Washing points

~The key is to knit loosely the first time~

□Be careful as it will get packed vertically and shrink.

□ Wash gently at 36°-40° for about 5 minutes (don't splash too much).

□Stop just before it becomes felt.

This is a yarn that I would encourage you to try knitting some swatches and study it in more detail.

<12G jersey> *Factory knitted fabric.