Do You Have Any. . .Natural Fibers?

Every day at the Studio, customers come in and ask “Do you have any . . . wool yarn, yarn good for babies, cotton yarn, etc.” We thought we’d share the answers to our most common questions with all of you!

Today’s question: Do you have any yarns made of natural fibers?

In addition to the easy-to-care for, ultra soft premium acrylics and acrylic blends that have been customer favorites for years, we offer a wide variety of natural fiber and natural fiber blend yarns that many of our customers aren’t familiar with. Out of the 51 yarns the Studio carries, 20 are 100% natural fibers, and another 9 are natural fiber blends (with a very high natural fiber content). Here are some of our favorites at LBYS:

Natural Fiber Yarns
Alpine Wool	Kitchen Cotton^®
A chunky roving wool that makes extra warm scarves, hats and sweaters. Solid colors are 100% wool, the Oatmeal and Barley colors are 77% Wool, 15% Acrylic, 8% Rayon.	This classic worsted-weight cotton is perfect for kitchen items and bath accessories. Its array of brilliant colors has made it a customer favorite at LBYS!
LB Collection^® Angora Merino	LB 1878
Luscious and downy, this yarn combines the charms of angora with the warmth of merino (80% Extrafine Merino Wool and 20% Angora). It also wonderful for both accessories and garments and comes in a range of contemporary spring colors.	A classic fingering weight 100% wool yarn available in a value cone put-up for easy use in machine or hand-knitting.
LB Collection^® Cotton Bamboo	LB Collection^® Silk Mohair Yarn
Combining the softness and drape of bamboo rayon with the durability of cotton, our beautiful Cotton Bamboo yarn is great for year-round projects, such as clothing and baby items. Soft, natural roving wool works up fast for warm, cozy sweaters, long scarves, and colorful hats. It’s also great for felting projects.	Create beautiful lace with lightweight warmth and a lofty halo. Ideal for accessories and lightweight garments
Martha Stewart^TM Roving Wool	LB Collection^® Baby Alpaca
Soft, natural roving wool works up fast for warm, cozy sweaters, long scarves, and colorful hats. It’s also great for felting projects.	Natural, undyed shades of soft, lofty Baby Alpaca make beautiful accessories and garments with warmth and sophistication.