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Rauma Garn yarns for knitting and crochet
Rauma Garn is a Norwegian family-owned yarn company that has been producing yarns in its Romsdal factory since 1927. It is distinguished by its locally spun Norwegian wool yarns, designs that cherish knitting traditions and carefully selected qualities of other natural fibers.
In the Rauma Garn yarn category, you will find six different composition options: Norwegian and merino wool yarns, alpaca wool and silk blend and cotton with linen. When choosing, compare the fiber, thickness, yardage, recommended needle size and care requirements.
What Rauma Garn yarns will you find?Norwegian wool yarns. FINULL, PRYDVEVGARN and Røros Brodergarn are made from 100% Norwegian wool. You can find other options with the same basic composition in the wool yarn category.
Merino, alpaca wool and silk yarns. BABYGARN is 100% merino wool, while ALPACA SILK combines baby alpaca wool, silk and merino wool. Compare more merino wool yarns and alpaca wool yarns.
A blend of cotton and linen. PELINI combines pima cotton with linen. You can find other plant fiber options in the linen yarn category.How to choose Rauma Garn yarns?
First, match the thickness and yardage of the yarn to the construction of the knit and the desired gauge. Evaluate whether the product will touch the skin, what texture and drape you expect, and follow the care information on the label. A sample knitted before a larger project will help you check the density and final feel of the fabric.
You can compare more manufacturers and compositions in the general category of yarns for knitting and crochet.

