worgetti

Worgetti is a type of yarn spun from a blend of wool and acrylic fibers. It is designed to mimic the appearance and texture of 100% wool yarn, but at a lower cost. The term "worgetti" is a portmanteau of "wool" and "acrylic." The blend typically consists of 50% wool and 50% acrylic, although the exact ratio can vary. This blend provides the durability and warmth of wool with the affordability and ease of care of acrylic.

Worgetti yarn is often used in knitting and crocheting projects, particularly for garments and accessories. It is valued for its softness, flexibility, and ability to hold its shape well. The acrylic component in the blend helps to reduce pilling and makes the yarn easier to wash and care for. However, it is important to note that the acrylic content can make the yarn less breathable and slightly less warm than pure wool yarn.

Worgetti is available in a wide range of colors and weights, making it a versatile choice for both beginners and experienced crafters. It is often recommended for projects where the appearance of wool is desired but the cost is a concern. Despite its popularity, it is advisable to handle worgetti yarn with care, as the acrylic content can be more prone to static and may require additional care to maintain its appearance over time.