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Elsebeth Lavold Hempathy
Hemp is an incredible plant fiber that is valued for its strength and durability. Hemp won’t wear out, rather it will wear in—getting better with age. It will retain color better than any other fiber, including cotton due to its porous nature, which also allows the fiber to breath. Blended with cotton and modal, Hempathy is a slightly textured yarn that is a WEBS favorite. Made in Italy.
- Content:
- 40% Hemp/40% Cotton/20% Modal
- Care:
- Machine Wash Warm, Dry Flat
- Weight/Yardage:
- 50g/153yd
- Gauge:
- 5.5-5.75 sts = 1” on US 4
- Knitting Weight:
- DK
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Pros
- Dyed Evenly
- Good Weight
- Knits Quickly
Cons
Best Uses
- Hats
Comments about Elsebeth Lavold Hempathy:
I purchased this thread to design my husband some Doo-rags. They came out beautifully. One ball per rag. I enjoyed using this thread and it crocheted up very quickly.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
- Recommended:
- Doo-rag
Pros
- Good Weight
- Machine Washable
- Nice Texture
- Soft
Cons
Best Uses
- Dresses skirt tops
Comments about Elsebeth Lavold Hempathy:
Bet ever machine washes and gets softer , holds shape durable
Pros
- Durable
Cons
Best Uses
- Kitchen linens
- Socks
Comments about Elsebeth Lavold Hempathy:
I wanted to experiment with making a very durable dish cloth/wash cloth. I combined it with a boucle type cotton. I was happy with the results and chose a lavender color. Combined with our local Felton hand made lavender soap, I enjoy treating myself to an evening bath.
I wish there was more yardage, and I did not find the price as economical as I would like.
I am going to try the new Martha Stewardt cotton/hemp combo from Lion Brand and see how it
compares. I would like to see more cotton/hemp being distributed as I feel like the hemp with add strength to any lighter weight fiber and help the finished project body. Looking forward to the price coming down and/or the yardage being increased. Keep an eye out for sales on this fiber.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Comments about Elsebeth Lavold Hempathy:
I made a pair of "Geisha" socks (Knitted Socks East and West). So far, they are holding up really well, haven't blown out the heals yet, so I think this is a good sock yarn! I also made a swatch of "I do" diamond lace (A Knitting Wrapsody) and it came out beautifully. I believe it would have a lovely drape. Thinking of new uses for this lovely, linen-like, slub-free fiber.
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