Yarn qualities

80% Non Superwash merino / 20% Silk

800m/100g

Nice follow-up thread that gives a little extra volume without being dominant. The yarn is a fine substitute for Silk Mohair, and provides better mesh definition.

The merino is untreated and should be hand washed.

50% Baby Camel / 50% Silk

800m/100g

Nice follow-up thread that gives a little extra volume without being dominant. The yarn has a nice fall and shine from the silk. Use it, for example, together with a thread of silk mohair on p. 5, for a light and delicious expression.

60% Superwash merino / 20% Silk / 20% Yak

800m/100g

Delicious and slightly shiny yak yarn on a base of merino. ​The natural gray color of the yak stands out nicely, and gives some nice muted colors if it is overdyed.

70% Extrafine merino / 30% Grade A carded Cashmere

175m/25g

The softest possible yarn with a special spinning of a core of the finest merino, with the carded cashmere lying in between.

Use it as a trailing thread or knit it double for super luxury.

72% Kid Mohair / 28% Silk

210m/25g

Super soft and long-haired mohair, produced and dyed for Knit by Moltrup in South Africa.

The yarn sheds minimally, and is a perfect companion thread for many recipes.

72% Kid Mohair / 28% Silk

210m/25g

It is made from the young mohair goats, and is brushed to get an airy expression. The silk is strong and gives a light shiny shine.

They are a perfect follower thread, which gives your work a more fluffy and airy look, but are also deliciously knitted in 2 or 3 threads, for a soft and light sweater of the best quality.

100% Superfine Alpaca

400m/50g

Soft and slightly shaggy Alpaca thread, which works great as a follow-up thread, e.g. as a replacement for mohair. It is not shedding and gives a nice mask image. And then it is a financially sound choice.

Spun and dyed in Peru for Knit by Moltrup.

42% Baby Alpaca / 35% Silk / 10% Yak / 13% Fine Merino (Non SW)

​50g/400m

​A soft, shaggy, but not so long-haired follower yarn that uses Alpaca and Yak instead of mohair. It is therefore more short-haired and woolly, but will, in most people's opinion, be less "stingy". The beautiful natural gray color comes from the Yak, and is spun around a shiny silk core.

Use it as a trailing thread or in double thread

100% Superwash merino

400m/100g

Delicious and versatile merino yarn that can be used for most things. It is soft and flexible, and dyed by hand.

Knit it alone on needle size 3-3.5 mm or join it with a follower thread on needle size 4, and get about 20/21 m knitting strength.

80% Superwash Merino / 20% Nylon

100g/420m

Super luxury and soft sock yarn, which can be used both for socks, but also clothes that must be able to withstand wild games. It is durable due to the nylon content, but it is not felt on the body

Knitting strength needle 2.5 = 30m

70% Superwash Merino / 30% Silk

100g/400m

Incredibly delicious and buttery soft blend of merino and silk. Here you get a luxurious product that feels cooler and heavier than ordinary merino. ​It has a delicious shine and a natural fall, which is great for e.g. summer tops, shawls and blouses.

Knit it alone or with two threads, or add, for example, a thread of silk mohair, for extra luxury and a little fluff. Knitting tension on p. 3, 28m=10cm

50% Baby Camel / 50% Silk

100g/400m

The most luxurious yarn you can imagine, made in a beautiful blend of Baby Camel and Silk. The yarn has a nice shine and fall, and is soft as butter. It is perfect for clothing that needs to be close to the skin, e.g. scarves and camisoles.

Knitting tension p. 3, 28m = 10cm

100% Mulberry Silk

100g/400m

Luxurious four-strand yarn in pure silk.

It shines and falls beautifully and is incredibly delicious for e.g. a summer top, tee or perhaps a scarf or shawl.

Knitting tension on p. 3, 28m=10cm

50% Baby Alpaca / 40% Non-SW Merino / 10% Yak

​100g/400m

​Delicious half-loft and beautiful three-tower yarn, which has all the advantages of the three fiber types. It has felt softness, elasticity and a lightness, combined with good temperature properties. The merino is untreated and the alpaca is the finest available.

​Knitting gauge p. 3.5, 25m=10cm

100% Fine Merino

175m/50g

The most delicious pure merino (non superwash), which has a lot of elasticity, slides easily on the needle and gives a nice knitted result. It is great for both children and adults and can easily be worn close to the skin.

Spun and dyed in Italy for Knit by Moltrup.

​Knitting gauge p. 3.5, 25m=10cm

100% Superfine Alpaca

180m/50g

Soft and light alpaca thread down a nice fall. Warm, but not heavy at the same time, and a good alternative to merino for children's clothing.

Spun and dyed in Peru for Knit by Moltrup.

​Knitting gauge p. 3.5, 25m=10cm

75% Superwash merino (19.5mic) / 25% Nylon

425m/100g

Ultra-soft and shiny sock yarn that can hold up to use. There is a semi-high twist that helps the yarn's durability, but it is also buttery soft and can easily be used for chaining.

​Knitting gauge p. 2.5, 32m=10cm

70% Organic Merino (NON SW) / 30% Superfine Alpaca

112m/50g

A super delicious eight-strand yarn that is both soft and rustic at the same time. It does not become stiff thanks to the alpaca, but keeps its shape due to the merino content.

Spun and dyed in Italy for Knit by Moltrup.

​Knitting gauge p. 4, 20m=10cm

100% Superwash Merino

100g/225m

​Deliciously thick, but airy merino that is superwash-treated. It therefore has the option of being machine washed on the wool programme, and the filter cannot.

Lovely soft quality that is great on its own or with a strand of mohair.

Knitting needle size 5.5, 17m = 10cm

85% Superwash Merino /15% Donegal Nep

212m/100g

Super soft and exciting tweed yarn in merino with white, brown and black tweed nips, which gives the finished knit some structure and an exciting, slightly "rustic" feel and look.

It can be usefully knitted alone on needles 4-5 or together with other threads on larger needles.

​Knitting gauge p. 4, 20m=10cm

78% Mohair / 13% Non Superwash Merino / 9% Nylon

100g/200m

A delicious and thick mohair, with a little merino and nylon added for strength. Here we are talking about extravagant luxury, in a yarn that can be knitted alone in one thread for a light and fluffy expression, or combined with, for example, a thick merino for a dense look for a chunky sweater.

The knitting strength varies according to the desired expression, but can be knitted alone on needles 5-10

100% Andean Highland Wool

90m/50g

Fantastic untreated "real" wool, from crossbred sheep from the Andes mountains. The sheep is a cross between Merino and Corridale sheep, each contributing softness and durability.
The yarn has a micron of 24.5 and is therefore more rustic than a sw treated merino, but it has all the advantages of untreated wool, and is a good and softer alternative to, for example, Icelandic sweaters.

The yarn filter is exceptionally good, and can be used for slippers, deck towels and much more.