Our yarn selection

We love the mohair product and as the yarn is the reason why the products can be made, we have chosen to make a gallery so that you can see all our yarns and color.

Select the yarn type you want to see or scroll down.

Bouclé yarn

The ideal yarn for large, cozy sweaters and shawls, hats, mittens, etc., or as an accent yarn when knitting with other types of yarn. Solid color and hand-dyed (multicolor). The fine curls in the yarn give it a completely unique look. As this Bouclé mohair spun from 78% mohair, it has a beautiful sheen compared to many other bouclé yarns.
Bouclé yarn in the store

Super-soft mohair yarn with loops.
Can be knitted on large needles.
Yarn length approx. 170 m per 100 grams of yarn.
100 grams per skein (Skeins)
50 grams per ball (Donuts) (You will receive 2 x 50-gram balls, which corresponds to the 100 grams typically found in a single skein.)

The product image of the yarn shows whether the color in question is available in a ball or a skein.

The ideal yarn for large and fleecy sweaters, cardigans and shawls, hats, mittens etc. or as an effect yarn for knitting with other yarns. Plain and hand dyed (multicolored).

This soft yarn is suitable for knitting without a pattern, as the texture of the yarn itself creates a great effect. This yarn is often chosen by beginner knitters as irregular knitting is less noticeable in the finished work. Hats, scarves, neck warmers and mittens can be knitted from just one ball. Get ideas for your next knitting project here.

Bouclé mohair has all the wonderful qualities of mohair. It keeps you warm when it’s cold and remains comfortable even in cold weather. It’s water- and stain-resistant thanks to the smooth surface of the fibers.

Bouclé Mohair is a natural product from South African Mohair goats. Bouclé mohair characterized by the many small loops in the yarn. It is made from a slightly coarser fiber quality than Kidmohair, but is very luxurious and soft and of high quality.

If you want to preserve the loops in the finished knitted piece, it is recommended for garments that are not exposed to constant and continuous wear and tear, as the loops will be torn. However, this doesn't change the fact that the sweater is super comfortable, warm and lightweight. If the loops are torn after a while, the sweater will appear with a new and extra fluffy look like a brushed up sweater. 

Bouclé Mohair yarn is available in a wide range of colors, both in solid colors and in the variegated and popular hand-dyed mixes. The yarn consists of 78% mohair, 13% merino and 9% nylon.

Facts about hand-dyed yarn.

All our yarns that are multicolored are hand-dyed. This means that there will always be a risk of variation from bundle to bundle, even if it is the same lot number. Therefore, we cannot guarantee that a finished knitting project will be free of color variations. 

Our hand-dyed bouclé yarns are dyed using two different methods.

  1. The colors are applied to the yarn with sponges
    Only a few bundles are dyed at a time, which is the reason for possible deviations. We have lot numbers on these, however, this is not a guarantee that the colors are 100% evenly distributed.
  2. Dyeing by dipping the yarn in containers of dye
    These yarns have the designation LE after the color number. Only 5 kg are dyed at a time. Yarns dipped in the same batch do not have large variations. We do not have lot numbers for these yarns. When placing an order, we only deliver from the same dip. When reordering, it cannot be guaranteed that it is from the same dip.

Knitting gauges for combinations of our yarns

REMEMBER, knitting gauge is individual from person to person. It is therefore important to always make a knitting test. The gauges shown in the chart are measured in stockinette stitch. If you choose a different needle size than the one in the chart, the number of stitches will be different at 10 cm. If you knit with more threads, the gauge will also be different. We recommend reading the gauge chart below.

Name Needles 10 cm x 10 cm
Brushed Lace 3 25 stitches x 39 rows
Brushed Lace + Brushed Lace 3 25 stitches x 31 rows
Brushed Lace + Single 3 26 stitches x 33 rows
Brushed Lace + Double 4 22 stitches x 29 rows
Brushed Lace + Loop mohair 5 17 stitches x 24 rows
Single 3 25 stitches x 39 rows
Single + Single 3 24 stitches x 33 rows
Single + Double 4 23 stitches x 29 rows
Single + Loop mohair 5 17 stitches x 24 rows
Double 3 27 stitches x 35 rows
Double + Double 5 19 stitches x 28 rows
Double + mohair loop 6 15 stitches x 20 rows
Mohair buckle 5 17 stitches x 24 rows
Mohair loop + Mohair loop 6 14 stitches x 21 rows
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White (No. 1000)

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Cattleya (No. 1001)

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Blue shadow (No. 1002)

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Bark (No. 1003)

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Sand (No. 1005)

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Taupe (No. 1007)

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Forest mix (No. 1008LE)

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Ice blue (No. 1012)

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Pomegranate (No. 1013)

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Caramel (No. 1014)

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Rhododendron (No. 1017)

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Deep blue (No. 1018)

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Peach (No. 1020)

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Brick (No. 1023)

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Bottle green (No. 1025)

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Orange (No. 1027)

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Olives (No. 1028)

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Chocolate mix (No. 1029LE)

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Sapphire (No. 1030)

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Lavender (No. 1031)

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Violet (No. 1032)

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Petrol (No. 1033)

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Curry (No. 1034)

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Steel grey (No. 1035)

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Black (No. 1036)

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Coke mix (No. 1036LE)

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Rosa (No. 1038)

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Pink mix (No. 1038LE)

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Mango (No. 1039)

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Walnut (No. 1040)

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Coffee (No. 1041)

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Amethyst (No. 1042)

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Cobalt mix (No. 1046)

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Silver grey mix (No. 1047)

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Honeysuckle mix (No. 1059)

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Caribbean mix (No. 1066)

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Pearl mix (No. 1070)

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Beach shells (No. 1071LE)

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Silver grey (No. 1081)

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Lime (No. 1099)

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Lava mix (No. 1099LE)

Brushed Lace

Brushed Lace is a fine, lightweight, high-quality mohair yarn consisting of a blend of fine kid mohair (72%) and mulberry silk (28%). Often referred to as "Silkmohair". The yarn is characterized by its fluffy texture and brushed surface, giving it a characteristic airy feel and a silky soft feel against the skin. Brushed Lace is typically spun as a lace yarn, which means it is very thin and suitable for both solo knitting and as a companion yarn. This yarn gives a real "wow effect".
Brushed Lace in the store

Brushed lace
25 grams per bundle. Running length 210m per bundle.

Brushed lace is a quality yarn made from super fine fibers from angora goat kids mixed with mulberry silk, which is the finest silk. The yarn consists of 72% fine kid mohair and 28% mulberry silk. The hair from the kid is carefully selected for this product. The fibers must be very fine and long to provide the best quality. There is no are not silicone or other softening agents are not added to achieve the softness. A brushed mohair yarn will always shed a little hair, but we often hear that ours doesn't "shed" much. Brushed lace is often called silk mohair by knitters. This term refers to the fact that the mohair is mixed with silk. The word silk in this context is not an expression of the fineness of the mohair. We can only be proud of the fact that for our mohair yarn, this is actually true. Our Brushed Lace mohair yarn is silky soft and lustrous by nature. If you encounter the word Silkmohair, you should be critical, as it only indicates that the mohair yarn is blended with silk. It doesn't tell you anything about the quality of the mohair and silk.

Brushed lace can be used in many different ways. Ultra-light sweaters are knitted with one strand, PetitKnits September Sweater is knitted with three strands, and our model 88 Fluffy Bird sweater is knitted with four strands. We have even seen a designer create a bolero with eight strands of brushed lace. Anything is possible, which makes it difficult to suggest a suitable needle size. Brushed lace is also suitable as a companion yarn with our 1- and Double kid mohair completely different yarns.

The fine lustrous yarn is suitable for garments such as scarves, shawls and light sweaters and dresses.

Kidmohair is a natural product of the highest quality from South African mohair goats. Today, South Africa accounts for over 50% of the world's total mohair production, and this status gives rise to great responsibility for production methods and quality.

The mohair goats are sheared twice a year either by hand or by machine. The animals are in no way harmed in this process.
The mohair is sorted by length, fiber diameter and quality.
The mohair is then washed, carded and combed to the top, from which it is spun. Our yarn is spun from mohair that has RMS (Responsible Mohair Standard*) status.

The yarn is dyed according to Oeko Tex Standard 100

*Read more at Responsible Mohair Standard - Mohair South Africa

https://www.mohair.co.za/responsible-mohair-standard

Knitting gauges for combinations of our yarns

REMEMBER, knitting gauge is individual from person to person. It is therefore important to always make a knitting test. The gauges shown in the chart are measured in stockinette stitch. If you choose a different needle size than the one in the chart, the number of stitches will be different at 10 cm. If you knit with more threads, the gauge will also be different. We recommend reading the gauge chart below.

Name Needles 10 cm x 10 cm
Brushed Lace 3 25 stitches x 39 rows
Brushed Lace + Brushed Lace 3 25 stitches x 31 rows
Brushed Lace + Single 3 26 stitches x 33 rows
Brushed Lace + Double 4 22 stitches x 29 rows
Brushed Lace + Loop mohair 5 17 stitches x 24 rows
Single 3 25 stitches x 39 rows
Single + Single 3 24 stitches x 33 rows
Single + Double 4 23 stitches x 29 rows
Single + Loop mohair 5 17 stitches x 24 rows
Double 3 27 stitches x 35 rows
Double + Double 5 19 stitches x 28 rows
Double + mohair loop 6 15 stitches x 20 rows
Mohair buckle 5 17 stitches x 24 rows
Mohair loop + Mohair loop 6 14 stitches x 21 rows
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White (No. 3000)

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Cattleya (No. 3001)

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Blue shadow (No. 3002)

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Bark (No. 3003)

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Tinkerbell (No. 3004)

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Sand (No. 3005)

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Taupe (No. 3007)

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Khaki (No. 3008)

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Buttercup (No. 3009)

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Coke (No. 3010)

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Magnolia (No. 3011)

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Ice blue (No. 3012)

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Pomegranate (No. 3013)

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Caramel (No. 3014)

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Atlantic (No. 3015)

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Mahogany (No. 3016)

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Rhododendron (No. 3017)

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Deep blue (No. 3018)

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Peach (No. 3020)

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Tabasco (No. 3021)

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Rustic Pink (No. 3022)

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Brick (No. 3023)

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Sandstone (No. 3024)

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Bottle green (No. 3025)

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Soft Allium (No. 3026)

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Orange (No. 3027)

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Olives (No. 3028)

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Sapphire (No. 3030)

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Violet (No. 3032)

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Petrol (No. 3033)

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Curry (No. 3034)

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Black (No. 3036)

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Rosa (No. 3038)

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Mango (No. 3039)

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Walnut (No. 3040)

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Coffee (No. 3041)

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Amethyst (No. 3042)

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Cognac (No. 3048)

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Silver grey (No. 3079)

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Lime (No. 3099)

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Stone (No. 3101)

Double kid mohair

Super soft with an incredibly beautiful shine. Suitable for all knitwear. The cables and patterns are clearly visible in the finished knit. With this yarn you can knit a sweater that will keep you warm without adding weight or bulk, making it suitable for both winter knitting and as a warm sweater for cool summer days.  
Double kid mohair the store

Mohair yarn made from 65% kid mohair and 35% of the softest merino wool. The yarn is very soft, lustrous, and lightweight, with a yardage of approximately 175 m per 50 grams. 50 grams per skein. The product image of the yarn shows whether the color in question is available as a ball or a skein.

For a single-color pullover in size 40, the yarn consumption is approx. 400–500 g of Double kid mohair, but there are patterns that use both less and more yarn.
Please note that many of the colors are also available in our other yarn qualities, so there are plenty of opportunities to combine and achieve exciting knitting results.

Only the fine fibers from kid mohair goats are used. The mohair yarn is lightweight and gives the finished sweaters a heat-regulating and comfortable effect. Due to the smooth surface of the fiber, mohair is dirt and water repellent. 

Kidmohair is a natural product of the highest quality from South African mohair goats. South Africa currently accounts for over 50% of the world's total mohair production, and this status gives rise to great responsibility for production methods and quality.

The mohair goats are sheared twice a year either by hand or with machines. The animals are not harmed in any way in this process.
The mohair is sorted by length, fiber diameter and quality.
The mohair is then washed, carded and combed to the top, from which it is spun. Our yarn is spun from mohair that has RMS (Responsible Mohair Standard) status.

Dyeing of the yarn is done before or after spinning, depending on the desired look of the finished yarn.

The yarn is dyed according to Oeko-Tex Standard 100.

*Read more at Responsible Mohair Standard - Mohair South Africa https://www.mohair.co.za/responsible-mohair-standard

History
Double kid mohair Double kid mohair) is the yarn we have loved the most and have had since 1992. Around 2013, a minor change was made to the composition of the yarn, making it softer and thus better meeting the general wishes of yarn customers for soft knitting yarn.


sweaters
Sweaters knitted from our Double kid mohair suitable for both indoor and outdoor wear. The knit sweaters do not take up much space under outerwear. The sweaters are light and thin when knitted with a single thread and not mixed with other yarns, but just as warm as many thick and compact sweaters made from other materials. This means that the sweaters can be worn all year round, making the yarn a sensible choice in terms of usability. If you want a thicker and cozier sweater, Double kid mohair can Double kid mohair with Brushed Lace or Single kid mohair. In this case, we recommend models that are not oversized or loose, as they can easily become heavy. Mohair is light and, for the best experience, should remain light.

Garnet
This yarn is ideal for knitting cables and patterns. For pure stockinette, some knitters may feel a bit challenged as the smooth fiber that is mohair sometimes does not lay down evenly. However, this is not a problem for most, as the beauty is in the shine. The benefits of knitting with a yarn that feels good to work with and is comfortable to wear are the most important thing for most people.

The colors
The colors in the yarn are bright and stand out clearly when knitting in different colors. Therefore very suitable for Fair Island knitting.

Uses
Double kid mohair suitable for hand knitting, crocheting, and machine knitting.

Questions about mohair
Call or write, we are happy to explain about the mohair yarn.

Knitting gauges for combinations of our yarns

REMEMBER, knitting gauge is individual from person to person. It is therefore important to always make a knitting test. The gauges shown in the chart are measured in stockinette stitch. If you choose a different needle size than the one in the chart, the number of stitches will be different at 10 cm. If you knit with more threads, the gauge will also be different. We recommend reading the gauge chart below.

Name Needles 10 cm x 10 cm
Brushed Lace 3 25 stitches x 39 rows
Brushed Lace + Brushed Lace 3 25 stitches x 31 rows
Brushed Lace + Single 3 26 stitches x 33 rows
Brushed Lace + Double 4 22 stitches x 29 rows
Brushed Lace + Loop mohair 5 17 stitches x 24 rows
Single 3 25 stitches x 39 rows
Single + Single 3 24 stitches x 33 rows
Single + Double 4 23 stitches x 29 rows
Single + Loop mohair 5 17 stitches x 24 rows
Double 3 27 stitches x 35 rows
Double + Double 5 19 stitches x 28 rows
Double + mohair loop 6 15 stitches x 20 rows
Mohair buckle 5 17 stitches x 24 rows
Mohair loop + Mohair loop 6 14 stitches x 21 rows
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White (No. 2000)

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Blue shadow (No. 2002)

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Bark (No. 2003)

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Sand (No. 2005)

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Taupe (No. 2007)

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Khaki (No. 2008)

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Coke (No. 2010)

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Ice blue (No. 2012)

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Pomegranate (No. 2013)

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Mahogany (No. 2016)

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Rhododendron (No. 2017)

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Deep blue (No. 2018)

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Peach (No. 2020)

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Brick (No. 2023)

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Bottle green (No. 2025)

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Orange (No. 2027)

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Violet (No. 2032)

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Petrol (No. 2033)

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Curry (No. 2034)

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Steel grey (No. 2035)

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Black (No. 2036)

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Rosa (No. 2038)

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Silver grey (No. 2079)

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Lime (No. 2099)

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Melange charcoal gray (No. 2100)

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Melange medium gray (No. 2101)

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Light grey mottled (No. 2102)

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Speckled beige (No. 2103)

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Speckled brown (No. 2105)

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Speckled dark brown (No. 2129)

Single kid mohair

Particularly suitable for light shawls or as a companion thread for knitting projects of all kinds. The yarn is soft and smooth. You can add softness to a harder yarn by knitting it together with this Single kid mohair. The yarn is also suitable for crocheting.
Single kid mohair the store

Single kid mohair
50 grams per bundle.

Mohair yarn made from 65% kid mohair and 35% of the softest merino wool. The yarn is very lightweight and has a running length of approx. 350 m / 50 grams and is knitted with a needle size of 2 - 3.5 mm. 50 grams per bundle.

Our Single kid mohair very popular for smaller items. Due to its long yardage, you can knit or crochet a fantastic shawl or similar item with just one skein. Even the lightest and thinnest shawl made from this yarn provides good warmth without being bulky.

If you choose to knit blouses on a circular needle with only one strand, we recommend knitting a pattern in the work. The yarn is not twisted and can twist a little if you're not careful. A thin untwisted yarn can be difficult to knit on a regular basis, but this yarn still gives a beautiful look to the finished piece. 

Since the yarn is offered in many colors, you can create your own color combinations by knitting two strands of different colors together.  

Single kid mohair very suitable as a companion yarn with other yarns. Many yarns will be upgraded if you knit a Single kid mohair your knitting project.

The softness of mohair comes through clearly when mixed with a slightly hard yarn. As mohair is a durable fiber, it can be mixed with a yarn that doesn't offer much strength. 

If you want to achieve the very best results, you should knit Single kid mohair our Brushed Lace together. These two top-quality yarns produce a truly unique result. Your finished piece will be extremely comfortable to wear, as well as being beautiful.

Single kid mohair our Double kid mohair Bouclé yarn is also recommended. This will give you slightly thicker knitting results when knitting with larger needles. 

Several of the colors are repeated in our other types of yarn, so by mixing our different qualities in the same color, you can change needle size and hit different gauges in the many patterns available from skilled designers. You can also mix colors in the four different mohair yarns we have for a completely unique dyeing experience. There's real scope for the creative knitter.

Kidmohair is a natural product of the highest quality from South African mohair goats. South Africa today accounts for over 50% of the world's total mohair production, and this status gives rise to a high level of responsibility for production methods and quality.

The mohair goats are sheared twice a year either by hand or by machine. The animals are not harmed in any way in this process.
The mohair is sorted by length, fiber diameter and quality.
The mohair is then washed, carded and combed to the top, from which it is spun. Our yarn is spun from mohair that has RMS (Responsible Mohair Standard*) status.
Dyeing of the yarn is done before or after spinning, depending on the desired look of the finished yarn.

The yarn is dyed according to Oeko Tex Standard 100

*Read more about Responsible Mohair Standard - Mohair South Africa at https://www.mohair.co.za/responsible-mohair-standard

Knitting gauges for combinations of our yarns

REMEMBER, knitting gauge is individual from person to person. It is therefore important to always make a knitting test. The gauges shown in the chart are measured in stockinette stitch. If you choose a different needle size than the one in the chart, the number of stitches will be different at 10 cm. If you knit with more threads, the gauge will also be different. We recommend reading the gauge chart below.

Name Needles 10 cm x 10 cm
Brushed Lace 3 25 stitches x 39 rows
Brushed Lace + Brushed Lace 3 25 stitches x 31 rows
Brushed Lace + Single 3 26 stitches x 33 rows
Brushed Lace + Double 4 22 stitches x 29 rows
Brushed Lace + Loop mohair 5 17 stitches x 24 rows
Single 3 25 stitches x 39 rows
Single + Single 3 24 stitches x 33 rows
Single + Double 4 23 stitches x 29 rows
Single + Loop mohair 5 17 stitches x 24 rows
Double 3 27 stitches x 35 rows
Double + Double 5 19 stitches x 28 rows
Double + mohair loop 6 15 stitches x 20 rows
Mohair buckle 5 17 stitches x 24 rows
Mohair loop + Mohair loop 6 14 stitches x 21 rows
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White (No. 1100)

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Cattleya (No. 1101)

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Blue shadow (No. 1102)

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Bark (No. 1103)

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Sand (No. 1105)

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Taupe (No. 1107)

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Khaki (No. 1108)

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Buttercup (No. 1109)

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Coke (No. 1110)

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Magnolia (No. 1111)

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Ice blue (No. 1112)

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Pomegranate (No. 1113)

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Atlantic (No. 1115)

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Mahogany (No. 1116)

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Rhododendron (No. 1117)

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Deep blue (No. 1118)

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Peach (No. 1120)

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Tabasco (No. 1121)

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Rustic Pink (No. 1122)

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Brick (No. 1123)

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(No. 1124) Sandstone

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Bottle green (No. 1125)

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Orange (No. 1127)

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Olives (No. 1128)

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Violet (No. 1132)

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Petrol (No. 1133)

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Curry (No. 1134)

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Steel grey (No. 1135)

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Black (No. 1136)

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Rosa (No. 1138)

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Cognac (No. 1148)

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Silver grey (No. 1179)

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Lime (No. 1199)

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Variegated charcoal gray (No. 1200)

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Melange medium gray (No. 1201)

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Light grey mottled (No. 1202)

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Speckled beige (No. 1303)

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Speckled brown (No. 1305)

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Speckled dark brown (No. 1329)

"SUPPORT THE BREASTS" HAT - Danish Cancer Society

SUPPORT THE BREASTS - HAT Donate 100 DKK when you purchase this kit.
"SUPPORT THE BREASTS" HAT - Danish Cancer Society in the store

SUPPORT-THE-BREASTS HAT

Buy the kit for 250 kr. The 100 kr goes to SUPPORT THE BREASTS. ❤️

https://www.cancer.dk/stoet-brysterne/

Design and copyright by Garnstyrelsen, represented by Vibeke Munk

Sizes:
S/M (L/XL)

Materials:
● 50 g Dobbelt Kid Mohair in the color Taupe from Mohair by Canard (included in the kit)
● 25 g Brushed Lace in the color Taupe from Mohair by Canard (included in the kit)
● A scrap of light pink or pink yarn for the nipple and bow (included in the kit)
● Optionally, a small piece of light pink silk ribbon for the bow

Supplies:
● 3.5 mm circular needle, 40 cm
● Stitch markers
● Darning needle

The hat is knitted using one strand of “ Double Kid Mohair ” and one strand of “Brushed Lace” held together. For the nipple and the bow, use “ Single Kid Mohair ” (No. 1138 Rosa), which is knitted with two strands (included in the kit).

Remember to click “Download” after your purchase—we’re also happy to send you the pattern by email.

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Unwashed Mohair by Canard yarn

This undyed yarn is available at Retailers for those who wish to dye the yarn themselves. Select the weight you wish to purchase. A minimum order of 1 kg is required.
Unwashed Mohair by Canard yarn in the shop

Unwashed yarn for hand or plant dyeing.

Ready for coloring.

This yarn is undyed, we also call it unwashed, which means that the yarn is not washed into a color.
The yarn has the same quality as our colored yarns.

This undyed yarn is available t Retailers s and individuals who want to dye the yarn themselves.

Order per kilogram. At least 1kg must be ordered of the selected type.

Comes in 100g hanks.

If you hold a Hank in an outstretched arm, the length is approximately 80-85 cm.

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