Care Instructions for Superwash Merino

Superwash Merino yarn is designed for easy care while maintaining its softness and shape.  To ensure your creations remain beautiful and soft over time, follow these care guidelines. 

1. Machine Washable: You can safely wash your Superwash Merino items in the washing machine on a gentle cycle using cold water.

2. Use Mild Detergent: Use a mild detergent formulated for wool or delicate fabrics to preserve the fibers.

3. Avoid Agitation: To prevent stretching or damage, avoid heavy agitation during the washing cycle.

4. Dry Flat: After washing, reshape your item and lay it flat to dry. This helps maintain its original shape and prevents stretching.

5. Store Carefully: Store your Superwash Merino garments folded or gently rolled to prevent stretching or distortion.

Care Instructions for Alpaca

Superfine Alpaca yarn is a luxurious natural fiber known for its softness and warmth. To ensure your creations maintain their beauty and integrity over time, follow these care guidelines:

1. Hand Wash: We recommend gently hand washing your finished items in lukewarm water using a mild detergent or wool wash. Avoid agitation to prevent felting.

2. Dry Flat: After washing, gently squeeze out excess water by pressing your item between towels. Lay flat to dry away from direct sunlight or heat sources to avoid distortion.

3. Storage: Store your Alpaca yarn projects flat or folded to maintain their shape. Keep them in a cool, dry place protected from moths and other pests.

4. Avoid Hanging: Hanging Alpaca garments can cause them to stretch out of shape over time. Instead, fold them neatly when storing.

5. Pilling: Some pilling may occur initially with use, which is normal for natural fibers. Use a pill shaver or gently remove pills by hand to keep your item looking new.

Care Instructions for Baby Llama

Baby llama fiber is prized for its softness, warmth, and luxurious feel. To ensure your creations remain beautiful and soft over time, follow these care guidelines:

1. Hand Wash: We recommend gently hand washing your finished items in lukewarm water using a mild detergent or wool wash formulated for delicate fibers.

2. Gentle Handling: Avoid agitating the fiber to prevent felting or matting. Gently squeeze the item without wringing to remove excess water.

3. Dry Flat: After washing, reshape your baby llama items and lay them flat on a clean towel to dry away from direct sunlight or heat sources. This helps maintain their natural shape and texture.

4. Storage: Store your baby llama fiber projects folded or rolled to prevent stretching. Keep them in a cool, dry place protected from moths and other pests.

5. Avoid Hanging: Hanging baby llama garments can cause them to lose their shape. Folding or rolling them when not in use helps preserve their form.

6. Pilling: Some initial pilling may occur with use, which is normal for natural fibers. Use a pill shaver or gently remove pills by hand to keep your item looking new.

Care Instructions for Shaniko Wool

Shaniko Wool stands out due to its natural properties, softness and durability.  To ensure your creations remain beautiful and soft over time, follow these care guidelines:

1. Hand Wash: We recommend gently hand washing your finished items in cool water using a mild detergent or wool wash formulated for delicate fibers.

2. Gentle Handling: Avoid agitating the fiber to prevent felting or matting. Gently squeeze the item without wringing to remove excess water.

3. Dry Flat: After washing, reshape your Shaniko wool items and lay them flat on a clean towel to air dry away from direct sunlight or heat sources. This helps preserve the natural lanolin and oils in the wool, enhancing its water resistance and longevity.

4. Storage: Store your Shaniko Wool fiber projects folded or rolled to prevent stretching. Keep them in a cool, dry place protected from moths and other pests.

5. Avoid Hanging: Hanging wool garments can cause them to lose their shape. Folding or rolling them when not in use helps preserve their form.

6. Pilling: Some initial pilling may occur with use, which is normal for natural fibers. Use a pill shaver or gently remove pills by hand to keep your item looking new.