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Animation Dashboard Calendar Aplication designed by Michal Kolinski. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.
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TIM Mobile Operator iOS Aplication designed by Kristijan Popaginovski. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.
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Fabworks Millshop - Online Fabric Store - specialist clothing fabric retailer based in West Yorkshire, UK.
How can we put the “natural” part of BAUX Acoustic Pulp to the test in a real way? A photographic experiment by Jonas Lindström & BAUX
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Redefining the character and characterisation of Asia’s leading merchant of Scandinavian designer brands, we embraced Wool’s curatorial and creative foundation in the design of its expansive identity – comprehensively tackling the furniture store’s packaging, e-commerce and visual language. Whilst continuing to offer t
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Last Thursday I went to the CREAM CITY RUG HOOK-IN in Milwaukee and enjoyed it so much - I know I will go to next years for sure. My sel...
Wool Hackle From Wool Combs: When I got into fiber art, I didn't realize how expensive of a hobby it would be until much later. I was drawn deeper into the fiber art world after learning to crochet because I loved the idea of taking a raw material like wool, and learning all th…
Hello! Have you ever worked with merino wool or alpaca wool? If so, have you thought about the differences and similarities between these two yarns? In this blog post I'm going to chat about both types of yarn and help you make an informed choice for your next crochet project. Merino wool and alpaca wool are both soft, lightweight, and warm fibres that can be used to crochet or knit clothing, blankets, and accessories. Did you know that both merino and alpaca wool are hypoallergenic, making them a good choice for people with sensitive skin? This is something I only just discovered when researching this topic! There are, however, some key differences to note between the two fibres. Merino wool comes from the wool of Merino sheep, which were originally native to Australia. The wool has excellent moisture-wicking properties making it a good choice for activewear. Sweat is drawn to the outside of the fabric, making it easier to evaporate. It's also more water resistant than alpaca wool and is generally considered to be finer and softer, but on the downside it's not as warm. Alpaca wool is made from the wool of alpacas, which were originally native to South America. Alpacas are raised on highland pastures, which are not suitable for other types of agriculture which makes the wool an eco-friendly choice - the farming does not contribute to deforestation or other forms of land degradation. Alpaca wool is superior for insulating, making it a good choice for cold weather clothing. These points only cover the various properties of each of the yarns, so let's have a look at how each one looks and handles when crocheted or knitted. Merino wool fibres are thinner and smoother, which gives the finished item fantastic stitch definition. Garments made in merino are less likely to become wet and uncomfortable, making them an excellent choice for outer layers. Merino wool is generally more durable than alpaca wool, meaning that items knitted or crocheted in merino are less likely to pill or become damaged over time. Alpaca wool feels softer and more luxurious than merino. It has a wonderful drape to it when crocheted or knitted up; it simply flows beautifully! The finished items will be warmer to wear than their merino counterparts. The stitch definition is not as sharp as merino wool, so depending on your pattern this might be an issue. Ultimately, the best fibre for you depends on your individual needs and preferences. Whether you're crocheting or knitting - they are slightly different depending on which you're doing. Have you already got a favourite? Leave me a comment and let me know! Personally, I couldn't choose between the two fibres! I've crocheted, knitted and designed with them both. Here are two of my patterns, one crocheted in each! The photo above is of my Elsie Beanie and you can see how well the pattern shows the stitch definition. I love the way the stitches shine! This hat is crocheted in rows of linked half trebles and worked sideways before being sewn up and a faux fur pompom is added to complete the look. You can find Elsie Beanie on my website here and on Ravelry here. The second photo is my Barista Beanie which was originally published back in 2018 although it has only been added to my website this week. It's crocheted in alpaca wool and it's the most squishy hat I've ever made! . You can find Barista Beanie on my website here and on Ravelry here. I hope this has given you some insight into merino wool and alpaca wool. Please do check out my crochet patterns and see what you think. Until next time, happy crocheting, Marta xx
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