Tussah Tweed Colors:12 Grey Tweed Explorations of the cultural significance

Explorations of the cultural significance of knitting in Faroese society

From the ancient art of nålebinding (single-needle knitting) to the modern revival of intricate patterns

The unparalleled dye-absorption capabilities ensure vibrant

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and colorwork

Tussah Tweed Colors:12 Grey Tweed Explorations of the cultural significanceDescription Tussah Tweed is a 100% silk with fine tweed neps and a very interesting stitch definition. It is processed from the cocoons of wild butterflies allowed to flee the cocoon before it is processed into silk, making it "cruelty free". Tussah Tweed is very stable and feels a bit rough at the beginning, but gets softer and softer the more you wash and wear it. For this reason, it is not only suitable for hand knitting, but also for the crochet,