Alp Natural Yarn from Feza Yarns
Alp Natural Yarn
Gifted by Feza Yarns
www.fezayarns.com
Reviewed by Caitlin Eaton, Editor of AllFreeKnitting
When I first received a couple of hanks of Alp Natural yarn by Feza Yarns for review, I was extremely excited to finally get my hands on high quality, novelty yarn. What is novelty yarn, you ask? It’s usually handspun yarn that features unique fiber composition: the wool might be a little thicker in certain areas, there may be a sudden flash of metallic thread in other parts of the skein, two colors might be woven together as one strand, or the yarn could feature unusual materials like silk or ribbon. But no matter what the yarn is composed of, novelty yarns all promise this: you’ll be able to make a beautiful garment that will be different from anything your friends create!
Novelty yarns, like Alp Natural, allow the creative knitter to express him or herself in a way that many store-bought yarns don’t provide outlets for. Because the Alp Natural yarn is composed of 10% linen, 10% silk, 40% cotton and 40% viscose, the end result is bound to spark your imagination and creativity. There are so many gorgeous textures in this yarn, that the possibilities for creation are truly endless. While you’ll probably feel inspired to make up your own luxurious pattern once you see and feel this yarn for yourself, Feza Yarns also offers a few free ones on their Ravelry page.
And just in time for spring and summer, Feza has introduced new bold colors into the Alp Natural line, including pink, yellow, orange, cranberry and purple. Visit Fezayarns.com to find out where you can purchase some of this gorgeous yarn near you!
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LuxuryYarns
Jan 29, 2014
Thanks for your review. I really like these yarns too. I am about to start selling some of them in my store (luxuryyarns.co.uk). I know that some people get turned off as soon as you mention 'novelty' because it implies a throw away item, but these yarns are made with high quality materials - cashmere, silk, linen etc and Opulent is one of the softest lace yarns I have come across and Catalina (which is not actually on their site yet but is a dk blend of Merino, Silk, Cashmere and Mohair is really beautiful! Is it ok if I link to your review on my website? Abby x
Feza Yarns
Mar 27, 2014
I'm letting all stores and retailers know that Feza Yarns is now selling there yarns on ebay under world of yarns. Check them out here:http://www.ebay.com/usr/yarnliquidator?_trksi == d=p2047675.l2559
sdannie58 6242324
Apr 18, 2013
This yarn is pretty, but it is hard to use on a loom with all the hand tied knots!!!
jeanice281
Mar 05, 2013
Very pretty colors! I love trying out new yarns. I think I'd make a hat or a scarf with this yarn, or maybe both!
Dakini
Feb 28, 2013
This yarn sounds interesting with linen, silk and cotton, added viscose could make it good for sock knitting. Stunning colours of yellow, orange and others make it very desirable. Would love to try it.
chokosna
Feb 27, 2013
This yarn really sounds interesting. I'd love to try it out with a pattern for a lace shawl.
indianakwikwit 628 6450
Jan 31, 2013
I love working with feza yarns. Have made several projects.
sny1205 4922884
Aug 15, 2012
I love the cotton option this company offers. The added benefit of a uniqueness to each skein is doubly intriguing. Now I need to find a pattern that will reveal the character of this yarn!
Knit1purl288
May 31, 2012
I would like to try out this yarn and pair it with a Fezayarns pattern.
mksm08 2521919
May 29, 2012
I think this yarn would work great for a lace shawl or other lace items. Lite for summer shawls or scarves and warm for winter wear.
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