Ayda is a Turkish yarn brand that I have in my shop, and on my last visit to the factory, I chose to test their "Fabrika" yarn. It is a variegated acrylic mix, amazingly attractive and pleasing to the eye. Now, I am quite reluctant to work with acrylic yarn because, if I am being honest, it's not eco-friendly, it can be scratchy and less breathable than natural fibres. However, I opted for this brand because of the softness and of the yarn and its velvety feel. Plus, the colorwork was amazing in all the twisted hanks.
I've been quite away from my blog, but as can be seen from the pictures, my time was spent prolifically. I used this brand for different projects - most of them finished; there are shrugs, boleros, cardies and scarves. I cannot wait to show you guys what I've made so far! Stay tuned!
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Our yarn selections are limited here but we do get many varieties of Turkish yarn. Not sure this one is available though. Mostly find acrylic in the market, with cotton being the only really natural fiber.
I really like these variegated yarns. I feel so much comfortable with needle work. Clay is a newbie for me, and I have been trying it out sparingly. The book come out better than I thought :)
We have several yarn producers locally, but their aim is the foreign market, so we (yarn shop owners) are reduced to getting the scraps, which is quite sad. Still, one can find an interesting and varied yarn offer.
As a Joan of all trades, there are hardly any crafts I haven't tried, bus surely I stick to the ones I am most fulfilled with. I am sad though that in the past three years I haven't had any time to dabble in lots of crafts other than crochet and embroidery.
Maya, I love the projects you are working on. Thank you for sharing your post on testing our mixed acrylic yarn at The Crazy Little Lovebirds link party #37.
Thank you Stephanie! It's been a joyful ride! 😊
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