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Chuck Lurex Beige Grams 100

Chuck Lurex Beige Grams 100

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Chuck Lurex Beige Grams 100

€2.40

Availability: 307

Composition 97% acrylic 3% polyester. Weight 100 Grams Length about 380 M. We suggest you to use: Knitting needles 2.5-3 Hook 2-2.5. Oeko-tex® certified [P.ta 5843]

Chuck Lurex Burgundy Grams 100

Chuck Lurex Burgundy Grams 100

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Chuck Lurex Burgundy Grams 100

€2.40

Availability: 1095

Composition 97% acrylic 3% polyester. Weight 100 Grams Length about 380 M. We suggest you to use: Knitting needles 2.5-3 Hook 2-2.5. Oeko-tex® certified [P.ta 5799]

Chuck Lurex Hazel Grams 100

Chuck Lurex Hazel Grams 100

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Chuck Lurex Hazel Grams 100

€2.40

Availability: 1122

Composition 97% acrylic 3% polyester. Weight 100 Grams Length about 380 M. We suggest you to use: Knitting needles 2.5-3 Hook 2-2.5. Oeko-tex® certified [P.ta 5801]

Chuck Plain Burgundy Grams 100

Chuck Plain Burgundy Grams 100

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Chuck Plain Burgundy Grams 100

€1.90

Availability: 509

Composition 100%Top Acrylic Microfibre. Weight:100 grams Length:About 400 M. We suggest you to use: Knitting Needles 2.5-3 Hook 2-2.5 [P.ta 5439]

Chuck Plain Camel Grams 100

Chuck Plain Camel Grams 100

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Chuck Plain Camel Grams 100

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Composition 100%Top Acrylic Microfibre. Weight:100 grams Length:About 400 M. We suggest you to use: Knitting Needles 2.5-3 Hook 2-2.5 [P.ta 6106]

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Acrylic Yarn

Let's talk about one of the most appreciated and controversial yarns on the market.

But let's start from the beginning: what is Acrylic Yarn. Without going into unnecessary technicalities, acrylic is a synthetic fiber that is among the most used in the world for any type of garment today.

And what about acrylic for babies?

Well, let's debunk a popular belief. Acrylic is suitable for babies! Yes, and if we were to think for a moment about the onesies for babies even from prestigious brands, we would discover that they are indeed made of acrylic. But we must make a distinction:

It depends on the acrylic!

In fact, there are many more or less valid offers on the market and finding slogans such as acrylic yarn sale, acrylic yarn stock, discount acrylic crochet yarn is really easy. But is it worth it? That is the question to ask. Just as not all spaghetti are the same, not all acrylics are the same!

How to choose the best acrylic?

First of all, by sourcing from certified companies that follow the supply chain and if possible producers like Tessiland that do not work with any non-EU suppliers even for the fibers, while the competition usually offers Turkish products which have nothing to do with our acrylics.

What is acrylic wool?

It is very common to see ads talking about soft acrylic wool but then you see compositions of 100% acrylic. It is indeed common practice to refer to wool to identify a winter yarn, but the term acrylic wool cannot exist because it is either wool or acrylic. If the composition includes a mix of these fibers, it is referred to as a mixed wool ball.

And what is the microfiber yarn?

Another distortion is to talk about microfiber yarn. Yes, indeed, one should not be surprised to discover that microfiber yarn does not exist! That's right because microfiber is used to identify a characteristic of a yarn. It is therefore an adjective and not a fiber and for an informed purchase it is absolutely useful to read an article on our Blog titled precisely "what is microfiber".

WHICH ONE SHOULD I CHOOSE?

The most famous in Italy is undoubtedly the BRAVISSIMO present in the famous 500-gram format and in the 50-gram format in the same colors to allow modulating the quantities at will. But the famous big yarn ball is also available in the SHADED version: the BRAVISSIMO BATIK

And if you want something finer?

Tessiland naturally also has finer acrylics in its assortment such as the CHUCK also in a shaded version CHUCK BATIK and in a lurex version CHUCK LUREX.

Let's see some examples of what can be created with Tessiland's Microfiber Acrylic: