Lanoso Yarn

  • Vendor: Lanoso

    28 total reviews

    Regular price €4,90
    Sale price €4,90 Regular price
    • 100 g (3.53 oz)
    • 70 m (76 yd)
    • 90% Polyamide, 10% Polyester
  • Vendor: Lanoso

    6 total reviews

    Regular price €3,30
    Sale price €3,30 Regular price
    • 25 g (0.88 oz)
    • 217 m (237 yd)
    • 75% Metallic Polyester, 25% Polyester (Sequins)
  • Vendor: Lanoso

    12 total reviews

    Regular price €2,90
    Sale price €2,90 Regular price
    • 50 g (1.76 oz)
    • 175 m (191 yd)
    • 50% Linen, 50% Viscose
  • Vendor: Lanoso

    4 total reviews

    Regular price €4,80
    Sale price €4,80 Regular price
    • 100 g (3.53 oz)
    • 64 m (70 yd)
    • 100% Polyester
  • Vendor: Lanoso
    Regular price €4,70
    Sale price €4,70 Regular price
    • 100 g (3.53 oz)
    • 64 m (70 yd)
    • 100% Polyester
  • Vendor: Lanoso

    5 total reviews

    Regular price €3,90
    Sale price €3,90 Regular price
    • 100 g (3.53 oz)
    • 75 m (82 yd)
    • 100% Polyester

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    Where is Lanoso yarn produced?

    Lanoso is a Turkish hand-knitting yarn brand with its head office in Istanbul. Its range covers wool-acrylic blends, linen, sequin yarns and plush polyester, and the selection at VILRITA ranges from the summer yarn Lanoso Lino to the sequin thread Lanoso Parla. All six Lanoso yarns in this collection are listed with OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification.

    Is Lanoso Lino good for summer garments?

    Yes. Lanoso Lino is 50% linen and 50% viscose, a sport-weight yarn with 170 m per 50 g. Linen is cool and breathable, and it starts out slightly crisp but softens with each wash and wear. The viscose adds drape and a gentle sheen, which suits tops, tees, light cardigans and market bags. Buy enough from one dye lot, since plant-fibre shades can vary between batches.

    How do you use Lanoso Parla sequin yarn?

    Lanoso Parla is a fine sequin thread, 75% metallic polyester with polyester sequins, 217 m per 25 g. Most knitters and crocheters hold it together with a main yarn to add sparkle to a jumper yoke, a shawl edge or a festive decoration, so it barely changes the gauge. Worked on its own, it makes light, shimmery lace for decorations.

    What's the difference between Lanoso Dolce and Dolce Print?

    Both are 100% polyester plush yarns with 64 m per 100 g, worked on 6–7 mm needles or a 6.5 mm hook, so they knit and crochet the same way. Lanoso Dolce comes in solid colours for toys, cushions and soft garments, while Lanoso Dolce Print has printed multi-coloured sections that make patterns without colour changes. The two combine well in one project.

    Which Lanoso yarn should I use for amigurumi?

    For soft toys, pick one of the bulky polyester yarns. Lanoso Dominanti Colorful gives 75 m per 100 g on 6–7 mm tools and works well for baby toys. Lanoso Single is 90% polyamide and 10% polyester, 70 m per 100 g, on a 5–6 mm hook for toys and decor. Thick yarns like these make big, quick amigurumi, so choose patterns written for chunky yarn.

    Lanoso Yarn

    Lanoso yarn spans thick polyester plush for toys and decor, a sequin yarn and a linen and viscose yarn for summer garments, so one brand covers a snuggly cushion and a breezy summer top.

    Lanoso Dolce is made for soft toys and pillows, Lanoso Parla carries sequins on a metallic thread for festive accents, and Lanoso Lino, half linen and half viscose, suits summer tops.

    Sequins on a yarn like Parla tend to fall to the side facing away from you, so knit it in reverse stockinette or push each sequin to the front as you work.