Yarn with Linen

If you are looking for linen yarn for knitting, discover our linen blend yarns, a plant-based fibre that provides freshness, durability, and a natural appearance to your fabric. The natural and sustainable linen yarn is usually blended with other plant fibres such as cotton or bamboo, offering the perfect combination of lightness, breathability, and softness. If you want to buy linen yarn online, this product is ideal for knitting fresh garments, sustainable projects, and fabrics with a rustic yet elegant touch.

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Performance Linen Blend (9190)
PERFORMANCE - Linen Blend
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Linen yarns – Freshness, strength and natural elegance

At Garmonyarns, we offer yarns with linen, a plant fibre prized for its freshness, strength and slightly rustic appearance. Linen is obtained from the flax plant and is known for its absorbency, lightness and durability.

In the world of weaving, linen is rarely used as a single fibre, although 100% linen yarns do exist. More commonly, it is blended with other plant fibres such as cotton or bamboo, which softens the texture and improves its workability when knitting, while retaining its freshness and strength.

Currently, this category includes:

▷ PERFORMANCE – Linen Blend, a yarn that combines cotton and linen, perfect for knitting lightweight, breathable garments with a natural and elegant look.

Linen Yarn – Softness, freshness and natural texture

Linen yarns are ideal for weavers looking for a fabric with freshness, breathability and a natural finish. They have a light drape, a textured feel and are perfect for spring and summer garments and accessories.

Linen is a very resistant fibre with thermoregulatory properties, allowing you to create garments that are cool in summer and become increasingly soft with wear and washing.

What does the Linen Yarn category include?

In this category, you will find yarns that contain linen in their composition, a natural, resistant, cool and sustainable plant fibre. Linen provides a slightly rustic texture with lots of character, ideal for spring and summer garments.

Linen is usually blended with other plant fibres such as cotton or bamboo to soften its texture and improve the yarn's workability, while retaining its coolness and strength.

Currently, the category includes:

▷ PERFORMANCE – Linen Blend, a yarn that combines cotton and linen, offering softness, freshness, a light drape and a natural look that is perfect for mid-season or summer fabrics.

Characteristics of Linen Yarn

✅ 100% plant-based and sustainable fibre: Sourced from the flax plant, grown with low water consumption and without the use of aggressive pesticides.

✅ Freshness and breathability: Ideal for warm climates and summer garments thanks to its thermoregulatory properties.

✅ High resistance and durability: Linen is one of the most resistant plant fibres; garments become softer with use and washing.

✅ Flowing and elegant drape: Provides a lightweight structure with good drape, ideal for loose and cool garments.

✅ Natural texture with character: Slightly rustic finish, with a natural and very elegant look.

✅ Blends perfectly with other fibres: Blends with cotton, such as in Linen Blend, soften the feel and improve the workability of the yarn, without losing the properties of linen.

Benefits and recommended uses of linen yarns

Key benefits:

  • ▷ Natural, biodegradable and eco-friendly fibre.
  • ▷ Great freshness and breathability.
  • ▷ Garments become softer and more comfortable with every wash.
  • ▷ Superior strength compared to other plant fibres.
  • ▷ Full-bodied texture and drape, ideal for lightweight garments.
  • ▷ Elegant finish with a natural and authentic touch.

Recommended uses:

  • 👚 Fresh and lightweight garments: tops, blouses, dresses, T-shirts or mid-season jackets.
  • 🧣 Soft and breathable accessories: shawls, stoles, scarves or neck warmers for spring/summer.
  • 👶 Children's clothing: light, breathable and comfortable garments.
  • 👜 Decorative accessories: cushions, light blankets, bags or accessories with a natural look.
  • 🌿 Sustainable and vegan projects: fabrics that combine beauty, functionality and low environmental impact.

How do you use yarn with linen?

✔️ Tips for use:

  • ▷ Works perfectly for both knitting and crochet.
  • ▷ Always make a sample first, as linen drapes well and can alter the tension of the fabric.
  • ▷ Bear in mind that linen has little natural elasticity; perfect for loose, cool garments.
  • ▷ Ideal for knitting on its own or combined with other yarns to add texture or lightness.

✔️ Care:

  • ▷ Hand wash in cold water or on a delicate cycle (view product label).
  • ▷ Dry flat, away from heat sources or direct sunlight.
  • ▷ Do not tumble dry.
  • ▷ Iron at medium temperature, preferably when the garment is slightly damp, to preserve the shape and soften the fabric.

✔️ Extra tip:

  • ​​▷ Linen becomes progressively softer and more flexible with use and washing. It may seem stiffer at first, but it improves greatly over time.

Why buy linen yarn from Garmonyarns?

At Garmonyarns, we offer yarns with linen selected for their quality, softness and sustainability. We work with brands such as Performance, which are committed to natural, responsible and low environmental impact materials.

  • ✔️ Linen yarns perfect for knitters looking for fresh, strong and eco-friendly fibres.
  • ✔️ Fast shipping, expert advice and personalised service.
  • ✔️ When you shop at Garmonyarns, you're choosing quality, commitment to the planet and a passion for knitting.

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