ALPACA 1 ECO 2S LYS GRÅ

ISAGER Garn

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ISAGER Alpaca 1

100% alpacagarn
Nøstene er av 50 gr, 400 m pr nøste

Dette tynne og fjærlette Alpaca garnet, kan fint strikkes i enkelttråd til f. eks. sjal, men det brukes gjerne også sammen med annet Isager garn. Du kan også strikke med dobbel tråd Alpaca 1. Garnet kan fint brukes sammen med Silk Mohair, Merilin eller også andre ullgarn fra Isager garn.

Anbefales å strikke på pinne 3 som enkelttråd. Sammen med annet garn f.eks Isager Silk Mohair, fra pinne nr 4,5 mm.

Fargene kan variere fra skjerm til slik. Akkurat slik som det kan være variasjon fra fargebad til fargebad

Isager er leverandør fra Danmark. Alle garnkvalitetene deres har flotte fargepaletter som matcher de ulike kvalitetene. Garnet er spunnet og farget i Peru.

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ISAGER Garn

The Isager company now resides on a small farm in Tversted, a village in the north of Jutland close to the North Sea, surrounded by beautiful countryside. Here the company’s retail shop, wholesale and workshop centers are all situated.

The Danish company Isager has since 1977 been supplying patterns and quality yarns made from natural fibres, both known and loved by knitters the world over. The yarns and patterns are sold in selected shops in Denmark and internationally. The founder of Isager, Marianne Isager, and her daughter and co owner of the company Helga Isager, are behind a line of popular knitting books.

The history of Isager began with designer Åse Lund Jensen (1920-1977), who established her studio in 1960. Åse Lund Jensen’s work was rooted in the Danish crafts tradition, but she took her inspiration in particular from the Icelandic and Faroes knitting cultures. In cooperation with Henrichsen’s Yarn Mill Åse Lund Jensen made a range of high quality woolen yarns and her own favorites Spinni and Jensen Yarn are still part of Isager’s range today.

Åse Lund Jensen was a pioneer in her field and throughout her career she worked continuously to get knitting recognised as a craft, amongst other things through her many exhibitions and her work as a teacher at Skals Håndarbejdsskole, today known as Skals – Højskolen for Design og Håndarbejde (Skals – School of Design and Crafts). It was here that Marianne Isager and Åse Lund Jensen met and founded their friendship. After the death of Åse Lund Jensen this friendship later led to Marianne Isager taking over the rights to use Åse Lund Jensen’s eternally modern patterns and continue the company known today as Isager.