Name: Holst Garn Supersoft
Brand: Holst Garn
Price: 4.4 EUR
Availability: InStock

Why we love this yarn:

Holst Garn Supersoft is a wonderful allrounder! It's a fabulous yarn for both beginner and advanced knitters, and all sorts of different projects: It creates a beautiful stockinette fabric, shows off texture wonderfully, and is a star at colorwork.

Holst Garn Supersoft is also really versatile in its yarn weight: You can hold it single to get a light-weight fabric in a fingering weight yarn, or double to achieve a sport to DK-weight gauge.

The only thing to be mindful of is that Holst Garn Supersoft still contains a bit of spinning oil. You can either wash the yarn before knitting with it or you can (which we all prefer to do!) use a bit of dish washing soap when you block it. Dish washing soap is great at removing excess oil, and will help your finished object bloom beautifully.

Pattern Recommendations for Holst Garn Supersoft:

Growing Ivy Scarf

Growing Ivy is a fabulous design by Ayano Tanaka - a scarf knit in the round, with a wonderfully intuitive geometric colorwork pattern.

Hanna Lisa knit this for her mom, and while it was a labor of love, it was also extremely enjoyable!

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Circle of Life Sweater

Julia Exner's Circle of Life Sweater is the perfect sampler of stitch patterns: Stranded colorwork, corrugated ribbing, lace, even Roosimine are combined in a beautiful yoke sweater.

Play with all the beautiful Holst Garn Supersoft colors to get a wardrobe staple that you'll love to knit and wear.

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Acorn Mittens

Holst Garn Supersoft is also great for textured patterns, like Agata Mackiewicz' Acorn Mittens! These fingerless mittens feature a variety of textures, and make for a great gift knit as well.

Choose any of the vibrant Supersoft colors - or a light neutral - to best show off those different textures!

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what we love to knit with Holst Garn Supersoft:

Holst Garn Supersoft is an absolute rockstar when it comes to colorwork. The stitches lock hands with each other beautifully, and the broad color palette means that you can find shades that you love and that have enough contrast, no matter whether you're more into neutrals, bright pops of color or deep jewel tones.

Supersoft is great for a first smaller colorwork project – imagine a hat or a pair of fingerless mittens. It shines in colorwork sweaters as the fabric is light-weight, yet keeps you warm. Cardigans are also a great choice - especially when you steek them as Supersoft holds that cut edge like nobody else!

If colorwork is not your jam, don't worry! Holst Garn Supersoft also knits up beautifully in stockinette, and even shows off texture well.

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