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Make Yarn from Recycled Clothing - Knitting Daily TV Episode 409


In Knitting Daily episode 409, designer Mags Kandis, a contributor to the book Knitting Green: Conversations and Planet Friendly Projects by Ann ...

Eco Luxury Screener


Eco Luxury - Fashion and Conscience Environmental Textile design Film distributed by Contemporary Arts Media www.artfilms.com.au The label ECO ...

Quality Bedding with Pottery Barn's Classic Bedding


, Pottery Barn also offers organic bedding fabrics made of pure organic cotton. The eco-friendly Pottery Barn organic cotton is grown without ...

The healthy home handbook, eco-friendly design
The healthy home handbook, eco-friendly design These yarns also need larger amounts of chemicals to colour and wash them ... Flax fabric is rougher than linen and is produced during the earlier phases of ...

As an architect, Alan Berman is used to advising clients on combining design aspirations with environmental awareness. Now, in this user-friendly and comprehensive guide, he presents the facts so that readers can make their own choices. Fully illustrated with photographs, diagrams and easy-to-follow charts, the book deals with all the key issues, starting with a re-assessment of traditional design, moving on to reveal the most environmentally friendly floors and floor coverings, then walls and wall coverings, paints, varnishes, stains and other finishes, furniture and fabrics. Finally, chapters are included on recycled materials, insulation, heating, sound and ventilation.


Yarn Fiber—Plant Fiber in Yarn: Cotton, Linen, Hemp, Soy, Bamboo ...

Plant fibers are becoming popular among knitters who want a more organic, environmentally-friendly yarn. Unlike animal fibers , plant fibers tend to release heat so they keep the wearer cool. They will stretch but gradually loose the ability to regain their shape.

Cotton Fiber

Cotton is the most popular fiber-producing plant. As the cotton seed, or boll, matures, it cracks open, releasing the fluffy cotton fibers. Different types of cotton have been grown and developed in different parts of the world, and they vary in fiber length and softness. Cotton fibers have a natural twist and are stronger than wool. They become even stronger when wet, absorbing up to 20% of their weight in water which then evaporates quickly, keeping the fiber dry and cool. Cotton is usually combed before it is spun, which makes for a smoother, stronger surface in the yarn. This fiber has no memory or elasticity, so when it stretches it will regain its shape only after being washed, but loses this ability over time. Some yarns blend cotton with synthetic or wool fibers to help with elasticity....

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Bernat Bamboo Natural Blends Yarn Linen 161092-92008; 3 Items ...

Product Description

BERNAT-Bamboo Chunky. This chunky yarn is a naturally eco-friendly fiber that requires no pesticides or fertilizers to grow and is quickly replenished. It is strong as steel but spun into a fiber and is soft as silk. A natural luxury yarn ideal for knit and crochet garments. Bamboo yarn is made by processing the stalk and combing the fiber strands. It has a cool and silky soft touch that knits and crochets with a beautiful drape. It is an itch-free naturally hypo-allergenic; anti-bacterial and is three times more breathable than cotton. Weight category: 5; 86% bamboo/12% acrylic/2% polyester; 2.1oz/60 grams; 63 yd/57m. Gauge: 14 st x20 rows = 4in/10cm on size 10/6mm knitting needles and J10/6mm crochet hook. Care: hand wash; dry flat; do not bleach; do not iron; do not dry clean. Made in USA. "