Sustainable Knitting Experience: Isager Tweed from Ireland

In a world where sustainability and environmental protection are becoming increasingly important, we can already make a positive contribution with small, everyday decisions. This applies: Of course also for Decisions that make our wardrobe betreffen. Self-knitted clothing ist eine tolle Option sich nachhaltig in Schale zu werfen – vom Spaß den Stricken mit sich bringt ganz zu schweigen.  

We attach great importance to where yarns we offer in our shop come from and how they are produced. A wonderful sustainable new addition is the “Isager Tweed” which is spun and coloured in Ireland. Not only do we enjoy this new high-quality yarn, but also well-known Danish wool designers have already made one or the other piece of jewelry from it.

Anne Ventzel I Selene Sweater

“A feminine sweater with Nordic features” – words with which Anne Ventzel herself describes her latest design. All knitters who like to work with color citations will certainly enjoy the “Selene Sweater”. The “Isager Tweed” makes the sweater autumnally rustic and at the same time soft and feminine.

Le Knit I Woodlark Sweater

You caught us: Le Knit again! The Woodlark Sweater with its beautiful fishbone pattern and the stylish bell sleeves has simply appealed to us again.

Otherloops I Fall Loop Sweater

The case of Loop Sweater by Otherloops does all credit to the turtle collar without being spittly or boring – quite the opposite. The sweater impresses with a relaxed and modern silhouette. Proof that taxi collars can be pretty cool.

If you still don’t have enough of “Isager Tweed” and great designs, you can also be inspired by “Jeol, Laurel and Robinia”.

In order to complete this week’s “Isager saga”, we do not want to deprive you of the brand new buttons. They are colourfully adapted to the wool collection and thus the perfect accessory. Here it means for you to stay tuned, because over the next few weeks, all colors will be available from us.

There's More: Self-Knitted, Sustainable Children's Fashion

Sustainability also plays an ever-increasing role when it comes to children’s fashion. And that's where self-knitting comes in. Not only is it a creative way to make unique children’s clothing, but it also means that you have control over the materials used. This ensures that they are free of harmful chemicals. It is also fun and strengthens the bond between parents and children.

In line with this, there are new knitting magazines from “Sandnes Garn” with adorable clothes for the little ones.

But now we have really come to the end and hope, as always, that we could inspire you to start a new knitting project. While there was nothing suitable this week, our blog is already going into a new round in two weeks.

Until then, good luck!