Bertagna Filati by Arvier GIOIA BABY (100% merino wool)

Bertagna Filati by Arvier GIOIA BABY (100%merino virgin wool)

Each 50g ball contains approximately 140 metres of yarn, so a small number of balls is sufficient for small-sized knits (e.g., baby cardigans or blankets), and patterns remain neat because the yarn is evenly spun. Recommended needles and crochet hooks: 3.5-4.00 mm, which allows for a balance of warmth and drape.

Knitted from Bertagna Filati by Arvier GIOIA BABY, I don't understand I'll touch him surface, which is why they are very suitable for children's clothing, hats, blankets, and scarves. In addition, natural merino fibre helps prevent irritating nappy rash on sensitive baby skin.

When it comes to care: although merino wool requires careful handling, GIOIA BABY yarn is often appreciated for good quality and reliability, then its products can last a long time, especially if washing recommendations are followed

Furthermore, due to its composition, Bertagna Filati by Arvier GIOIA BABY yarn is very good. suitable for blending with other fibres or layered – for example, it can be crocheted or knitted together with a thinner yarn for another effect or structure.

Knitwear care (these recommendations are suitable for most yarns):

• Hand wash or gentle machine wash up to 30 degrees Celsius.
• Choose a mild detergent specifically for wool – for example, a special wool shampoo or „wool wash“, which will not damage the fibres.
• Avoid enzyme detergents and bleaches – they can damage wool.
• Do not press or wring aggressively: after rinsing on a gentle cycle, remove the knitwear and gently squeeze out the water.
• Dry flat on a smooth, horizontal surface. This helps to prevent deformation. .
• Avoid the tumble dryer – natural wool dries better slowly and naturally.
• After washing, shape the knit – gently „stretch“ it into the desired shape while damp.
• Do not expose to direct sunlight or radiators (heat can deform the wool fibres).
• Wash wool knits infrequently – if they are not very dirty, it is enough to „air them“. Merino wool has the property of „self-refreshing“ its scent through the air.
• Even if you wear the garment frequently, continue to use gentle care – frequent washing can affect the fibre's longevity.