Hip Wool

Material:

100% Peruvian wool

Yarn strength:

50g = 80m

Needle recommendation:
5.00 - 8.00 mm

Knitting density:
17 sts = 10 cm

Care Instructions:

Hand wash 30 degrees.

Hip Wool, offers a unique knitting experience for all knitters - beginners and experienced. Hip Wool is an aran-strength, wonderfully soft yarn made from 100% Peruvian wool. This yarn knits easily and thanks to its softness, your knits will be pleasant to wear.

Hip Wool is perfect for creating chunky hats and other accessories, as well as lovely knits for the whole family. It's also perfect for knitting home textiles like pillowcases.

Hip Wool's color chart is a real treat for the eyes. There are soft and muted shades, but also bolder colorful options - even slightly neon colors and patterned "speckled" dyeing. If you are interested in knitted fabrics, these colors allow you to create completely new color combinations and let your creativity run wild.

You can also combine Hip Wool with, for example, Langin Lace yarn, which adds extra softness and warmth to your knits. This gives your knits a wonderfully fluffy feel and adds warmth on cool days.

HipKnitShop is a proud Norwegian brand committed to animal welfare. The sheep enjoy large pastures in the Peruvian highlands and are cared for by family-owned farms with a long tradition of sheep farming and wool production. This means you can knit with joy knowing that your yarn comes from happy, well-cared-for sheep.

Welcome to the inspiring world of Hip Wool, which combines high-quality wool, beautiful colors, and a meticulous craftsmanship tradition!

This product is included in the following product packages:

-Hippie beanie and Hip wool yarn

-Hiptis mittens and Hipwool Yarn

Model suggestions:

-Sophie Shawl, PetiteKnit

-Fisherguine cable knit by Christina J. Mackenzie

-Viena mittens, Ronja Hakalehto (free pattern)

- Snødans Hals / Snowdance neck by Sigrid Marie Blom

- Ovidia sweater / Ovidiagenser by Sigrid Marie Blom

- Lili's Bobble Sweater (Adult) by Paula Leme

- Nina's Slipover by Paula Leme