Wool

A unique combination of three fibers, Twig knits into a soft and cool fabric with the kind of drape that is simply effortless.

SHIO is an especially soft merino wool. It is suitable as a trace yarn or used with multiple strands for elegant and delicate garments which can be worn all year round. It is suitable to wear next to the skin. Shio is great combined with all ITO qualities

Niji is intended to be knit held together with other ITO yarns; the effect of the variegation is long, irregular color lengths. ITO Niji hits its maximum color potential when paired with a solid-color yarn.

60% Wool
40% Cashmere
Worsted weight (9 wpi)
164 yards (150 meters)
1.76 ounces (50 grams)

75% Superwash Wool
25% Nylon
459 yards per 100 gram ball
2-3 mm (approx. US 0-2) needles

65% Superwash Wool
20% Alpaca
15% Nylon
Fingering weight
1,100 yds (1,000m)

HANA is a masterpiece of colorwork! By dying first and spinning later a color scheme is produced that varies throughout the yarn. It’s a pleasure to knit or crochet. Hana creates a great look in in the final garment. Due to its composition of alpaca, wool

TSUCHI is a super soft alpaca wool blend which is light and warming together. Further special about this yarn is the coloring and twisting which results in a discreet, blurred color scheme. A wonderful yarn for cool weather garments and also for lace proj

85% Lambswool
15% Linen
437 yards per 100 gram ball
US 2-6 needles • 3-4 mm needles

50% Wool, 50% Acrylic
Aran weight
186 yds (170 meters)

43% Wool, 39% Acrylic, 9% Cotton, 9% Nylon
Worsted weight (9 wpi)
230 yards (210 meters)

100% Wool
Super Bulky weight (5-6 wpi)
175 yards (160 meters)