Wire & Metallics

This yarn is composed of a black, or white, strand of spun linen and a strand of stainless steel twisted together. The strand of stainless steel has the effect of 'softening' both linen shades so that neither appears fully saturated. 40wpcm/98wpi yarn length on 10g spool 250-294m

60/2 silk and 50 microns stainless steel blend 30wpcm / 74wpi 20gms The steel adds memory to the yarn, and a slight sparkle. Effective as a way of fanning out the ends of scarves, for example. 60/2 nm silk plied with 50 micron stainless steel.

Silk and stainless steel blend 41,000m/kg / 20,330yds/lb 46 wpcm / 112 wpi 10g = 340m The resultant count for this yarn is 41nm. The steel adds memory to the yarn, and a slight sparkle. Effective as a way of fanning out the ends of scarves, for example.

11,300m/kg / 5,600yds/lb 83% silk / 17% steel 25wpcm / 66wpi 25gms - 460m The steel adds memory to this high sheen yarn. Effective as a way of fanning out the ends of scarves, for example.

wool and stainless steel blend The resultant count for this yarn is 15.8nm 18,800m/kg / 7,800yds/lb 31wpcm / 76wpi 20gms - 315m 25gms - 395m 100gms - 1530m The steel adds memory but the softness of the wool is retained. The sparkle from the steel is a subtle contrast to the matt wool. 48/2 nm wool plied with 50 micron stainless steel