I live in Aarhus and yes, pretty much everyone and their mother has a Sophie scarf here! when you walk around in the city during the colder months every other girl is wearing one haha, I hope you enjoyed your trip :)
Yesss Friday lunch break watching a yarn haul ❤❤❤ Love it - yarning around the world! No fr, I would looove a group that travels around the world, who all want to see fiber/yarn/textile sights!
Dane here! 8/2 is the way we would show that it's fingering weight. So you can also get yarns that are 8/4 and 8/6, and then holding two strands of 8/2 (fingering weight) would give you 8/4 a yarn of the next category.
By the way the reason Hjerholdt has so much black in it is because it is a gray yarn. It is made from danish pelt wool, from danish peltsheep which are gray. Hillesvåg Sølje, Tinde, Varde/Vidde and Blåne also has this effect as its made from norwegian pelt wool. These sheeps wool are not generally valued because of their color and farmers are often not paid as much for the fleece, which some companies are working to change.
Is the Lang Cloud in the 2 shades not wound “inverted”? So it starts deep and dark and the further it goes it becomes lighter? So one is wound from dark to light and the other from light to dark
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I live in Aarhus and yes, pretty much everyone and their mother has a Sophie scarf here! when you walk around in the city during the colder months every other girl is wearing one haha, I hope you enjoyed your trip :)
That’s so cute
omg your excitement is contagious!! so jelly of your carefully curated haul
Yesss Friday lunch break watching a yarn haul ❤❤❤ Love it - yarning around the world! No fr, I would looove a group that travels around the world, who all want to see fiber/yarn/textile sights!
i love the sweater that you’re wearing in this !!! it makes me wanna knit the (probably black) novice sweater that i’d like to do
Dane here! 8/2 is the way we would show that it's fingering weight. So you can also get yarns that are 8/4 and 8/6, and then holding two strands of 8/2 (fingering weight) would give you 8/4 a yarn of the next category.
What pattern is the turtleneck you’re wearing and what yarn did you use? It looks lovely🤗
It’s gorgeous 😭
Yes I also want to know! Love the colour.
By the way the reason Hjerholdt has so much black in it is because it is a gray yarn. It is made from danish pelt wool, from danish peltsheep which are gray.
Hillesvåg Sølje, Tinde, Varde/Vidde and Blåne also has this effect as its made from norwegian pelt wool.
These sheeps wool are not generally valued because of their color and farmers are often not paid as much for the fleece, which some companies are working to change.
Love your vlogs! I live in Europe but plan on going on holidays to Scandinavia in fall. Really looking forward to all the pretty yarn :)
What a fun and special trip! Love the sweater you're wearing as well! If it's a pattern, could you share?
Not me audibly and out loud shouting “oh my god it’s time!” I’m so excited! 😂
I’ve been waiting for this video drop 🙈
is the Hjelholt Dansk Pelsuld 5/2 soft or rustic, I love how it looks! I have sensitive skin anyone know the micron count or a comparable yarn ?
I really enjoyed this video . Thanks for sharing! ❤️🇩🇰 🧶
Is the Lang Cloud in the 2 shades not wound “inverted”? So it starts deep and dark and the further it goes it becomes lighter? So one is wound from dark to light and the other from light to dark