Angora Handspun by Daylilly B True Angoras

Please note that skein sizes change with every batch of handspun we receive.  Photographs below are intended to show color and not necessarily skein or cake size.

Sandra, of Daylilly B True Angoras in Windsor, just loves her rabbits, and loves hand- spinning their fiber too!  She has a variety of breeds and collects their fiber by either shearing or brushing. 

When angora is knitted, crocheted, or woven, it creates and incredibly warm fabric as well as a beautiful halo.  Because of the loft of this fiber, it can be worked at a range of needle or hook sizes, as well worked alternately with another yarn.

Angora yarn in skeins:

Black German (grey) is spun at what we consider a dk weight.  The color is a light grey.

Fawn is a lovely, marly, Satin angora.  We consider it a heavy dk/worsted weight yarn.

Purple is 60% merino and 40% angora with 2 oz skeins ranging between 106-110 yards.  We consider it a heavy worsted weight.

White is 100% German angora. We consider these skeins worsted weight.

Vineyard is a chunk "art yarn".  It can be knit by itself or striped with any solid color yarn.  It is made of 50% angora and the other 50% is wool with mohair highlights.  This is a chunky wight yarn