
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