Lang Yarns Magnolia
3.53oz (100g ball)
Fiber Content: 85% Merino Wool (Merino extrafine - mulesing free), Superwash and 15% Polyamide
Yardage: 273yds (250m/100g)
Needle size: US 8 - US 10 ( 5 - 6 mm)
Garnstärke: Worsted
Tension: 10x10 cm/4" = 17 stitches and 25 rows
For a sweater size M you need approx. 5 balls of yarn (500g)
Machine Wash gente
Punto 74 Magnolia Patterns Booklet
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LANGYARNS MAGNOLIA is a soft and light yarn with a very high merino wool content. The merino wool used is mulesing-free. Similar to the gradual unfolding of a magnolia bud, the MAGNOLIA yarn amazes with an impressive variety of strong colors that are revealed stitch by stitch. The construction as a stitch yarn, in conjunction with the mix of extra-fine merino wool and 15% polyamide, gives the colors a distinct vibrancy and ensures a smooth knitting experience.
LangYarns Magnolia is available in 9 color variations with a beautiful gradient.
With Magnolia you can knit and crochet beautiful sweaters, scarves, shawls and hats.
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LANG YARNS story
LANG YARNS has 150 years of history as a textile industry company. The Swiss family business is now in its sixth generation.
The founder Theodor Lang acquired the underwater mill in Reiden in 1860. On the Mühlehof land he built one of the first industrial companies in the Wiggertal, a mechanical cotton spinning mill. The water from the Wigger provided the energy needed to operate the machines. Pure Mako cotton yarns were spun up to a fineness of Ne 30. The yarn was already exported to Germany and France at this time.
In the 1890s, Theodor Lang's son Ernst Lang took over the factory. Production was electrified and a turbine was installed to generate electricity. In 1894 a twisting mill was also added and another production stage was added. During this time, the first high-quality hand knitting yarns were produced.
In the 1920s, Erich Lang followed his father in management. During the difficult times of the global economic crisis, he decided to sell hand knitting yarns under his own LANG brand.
Even at this time, quality, further development of the machinery, constant innovation and market-driven products were the key to success in the demanding market for hand knitting yarns.
With the increasing internationalization of markets, Ernst H. Lang developed additional export markets such as the USA and Japan from the 1960s onwards. The highest quality and technical innovation of hand knitting yarns is and remains the goal of LANGYARNS.