Seeing or hearing the words “natural fibers” makes many people think about eco-friendliness and clean living. Others might think about the carbohydrate and its role in keeping you regular. Either ...

There are some basic steps to using natural fibers. First, the fibers are collected and cleaned, and then they are arranged so that they all point in the same direction. Twisting the fibers together ...

Customers find thousands of skeins of yarn from around the world and made from many natural fibers such as Merino wool, silk, linen, cotton, alpaca, yak, cashmere, mohair, and more. Knitting has ...

Cotton, linen, silk, wool, cashmere, and burlap are all examples of natural fabrics. Nearly 100 years ago, chemists invented new polymers that could be formed into fibers, yarns, and fabrics. These ...

The specialty here is fine, ecofriendly fibers, like cotton from Peruvian line Inca and wool from family-owned Brown Sheep. Shoppers will find a range of natural yarns, from hand-dyed, metallic ...

The State-owned hydrocarbons company, <a href=" "target="_blank">Petroperu, announced that the world's finest alpaca fiber is produced using the natural gas it distributes in Arequipa region, ...

"This is sock-weight, six-ply yarn," Engelbrecht-Wiggins said ... "you'd wear them out in a day." Using natural fibers like wool and linen to make clothing and garments leaves a smaller carbon ...