Molly from Schachenmayr

It is a ball of curl for jackets and jackets for children and babies. It is a ball of thick wool very soft and sweet to the touch ideal for jackets, jersey, and coats. It offers a wide range of colors, being a particularly warm wool ideal for babies, children and adults.

Molly's composition of Schachenmayr is:

100% Acrylic Acrylic fiber is a synthetic fiber made from the chemicals used by Carothers and his team in the fundamental research on high polymers that was carried out at the company Du Pont. Du Pont developed an acrylic fiber in 1944 and started the commercial production of them in 1950. It was given the commercial name of Orlon. The acrylics are the most similar to wool. Acrylic fibers are not as durable as nylon, polyester, or olefin fibers, but for garments and domestic uses their strength is satisfactory. The first orlon was produced in a filament with a resistance almost as good as nylon. Acrylic fibers are soft and can sometimes cause allergies or hives in the contact area of ??the garment. Acrylic fibers have good resistance to most chemicals, except strong alkalis and chlorine-based bleaches. Acrylics can be dry-cleaned; in some garments the finish is lost and the fabric will feel rough. These fibers are resistant to moths and fungi. Acrylic fibers have excellent resistance to sunlight.

Molly's characteristics of Schachenmayr are:

Each ball contains 50 grams of weight and 45 meters of length. It is recommended to work with knitting needles from 10 - 11. It can be washed in the washing machine and can be dried in the dryer. as long as it is not washed with water higher than 30º. It is a ball of thick wool very soft and sweet to the touch, ideal for jerseys and warm jackets. Molly de Schachenmayr ball of curl for jackets and jackets for children and babiesMolly Schachenmayr ball terry jackets and jackets boy and baby