Wool DMC Ankara

DMC Ankara Soft and thick Mohair wool Mohair is a fibre derived from the hair of the Angora goat and a fretwork fabric made from this textile fibre, widely used in the manufacture of jackets and sweaters. Its main characteristics are softness and shine. DMC Ankara Wool is perfect for creating accessories and accessories with a mixture of mohair and acrylic wool. The composition of this wool manages to give a very fluffy and very comfortable look to your warm clothes. Mohair fibre can be mixed with wool to obtain high quality fabrics. DMC Ankara Wool is a thick wool composed of a warm mohair hair mixed with acrylic. The wool is made up of a main strand where the mohair carded around it is mixed. This achieves a high thickness in lightweight fabrics.

The composition of DMC Ankara Wool is

70% Acrylic 30% Mohair The term mohair seems to derive from the Turkish word mukhya, meaning 'the best [fleece]' and the Arabic word mukhayyar, meaning 'a goat's hair cloth'. The main characteristic of the Angora goat is its hair or mohair, very similar to sheep's wool in its chemical composition, but different in that it is more insulating, thinner and straighter, and more shiny. The fine hair of the younger goats is used in clothing, but the hair of the older animals is used for carpets and heavy fabrics for warm clothes.

The characteristics of the Ankara DMC Wool are

Each ball contains 50 grams in weight and 100 meters in length. It can be worked with 5.5 mm knitting needles or 5.5 mm crochet. To make a 10 x 10 cm square, mount 14 points and work 19 turns. To knit a long sleeve sweater in size 40 you need 7 balls. It is a wool suitable for machine washing at a maximum of 40ºC. It is not suitable for use with the iron. It does not allow machine drying. Besides being a perfect wool to give shape to your autumn and winter accessories, it is ideal to create garments such as coats and sweaters to keep you warm in an elegant way on the coldest days. DMC Ankara Wool with thick, soft hair