Our newest yarn is very special: Manada, a mohair yarn.You might ask yourself why? One closer look at its composition and what makes is so unique will become clear.

Merino, alpaca or cashmere – most everyone is familiar with them. After all, it's about wool and the associated "producers". But yak? What is that?

Knitting socks is simply fun.In our assortment you will find two yarns that we expressly recommend for socks: Pinta and Forest – but these two contain animal fibers. And so we came to the question ...

So, you need a suitable alternative. In the following article, we want to show you what to pay attention to so that your project can become an absolute favorite piece even with a different yarn tha...

For someone looking at a professional knitting pattern for the very first time, it may be a bit daunting to see the many letter combinations and abbreviations that catch your eye. Don't worry, you'...

Asa Tricosa is an internationally renowned designer whose models share a common thread: a classic Scandinavian style paired with refined details. Asa gained recognition through the sophisticated Zi...

She is undoubtedly one of the most successful German knitwear designers, and she also has her place at the forefront in the international knitting world: Isabell Kraemer.Her success lies in that he...

Our yarn siblings Puno and Puno Winikunka offer a not necessarily everyday material mix: 70 percent GOTS-certified cotton and 30 percent alpaca wool make them truly special!

Is this a skein of yarn or something for cuddling? Our Baby Alpaca Los Andes is so wonderfully soft, thick, and fluffy that you almost want to snuggle with it!