“Can I crochet or hand knit with Tencel yarns?” you asked. The answers are here!

Knitting With Tencel ,In our previous article, we introduced you to Tencel yarns. Known for their natural comfort, tencel Lyocell fibers are versatile and can be combined with a wide variety of textile fibers. Such as cotton, polyester, acrylic, wool and silk to improve the aesthetics, performance and properties of yarns.

Many synthetic fibers are notorious for being cheap and airless. But Tenceland threads containing tencel retain all the breathability and silk castability of cotton. In contrast to the inexpensive and widely available nature of acrylic. Tencel yarn is less common due to the high cost of production. However, those looking for a rope that respects nature prefer Tencel.

Tencel yarn is air permeable. And because it’s made from natural resources, you won’t find its softness in any other synthetic thread. However, Tencel yarns are not very flexible, so you should take the
measurements correctly and make sure you knit a piece that is the right size for you or your loved one.

What you can knit with Tencel yarns, you will find them in this
compilation, let’s continue!

Projects such as shawls and ponchos are projects where Tencel yarn is widely preferred due to the beautiful appearance of the fiber. If you are sensitive to the way the fabric feels on your skin, you may want to consider Tencel yarns as an option as it feels soft and silky. You can make any shawl or poncho project that you can do with silk threads, as well as with Tencel threads.

Tencel yarns, as mentioned earlier, are extremely absorbent, making it a great yarn for everyday household items as well as kitchen utensils. Tencel yarns are very suitable for knitting bags from them, as they are not flexible. Knitting lovers are disappointed that the bag stretches and is not durable
when knitted with other yarns.