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Noro is a luxury hand knitting yarn brand known for its unique color combinations and luxurious materials. They offer a variety of yarn types including silk, cashmere, and mohair, and each skein is hand-dyed in Japan.
Founded in 1972 by Eisaku Noro, a former engineer who turned his passion for natural fibers into a career
Initially started as a producer of woolen clothing, but shifted focus to hand knitting yarns in the 1980s
Became popular in the US during the 1990s knitting boom and continues to be a favorite among knitters and designers today
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Noro yarn is made in Japan, where each skein is hand-dyed by skilled artisans.
Noro uses a variety of natural fibers including silk, mohair, wool, cotton, and cashmere in their yarns.
Most Noro yarns are hand wash only, but some can be machine washed on a gentle cycle. It's always best to check the label before washing.
Some Noro yarns, particularly those with a higher percentage of mohair or silk, may pill over time. This is normal and can be easily removed with a fabric shaver or sharp pair of scissors.
While Noro yarns are unique in their color combinations, you can substitute them for other yarns of a similar weight and fiber content in most patterns. Just be sure to check your gauge and adjust needles as necessary.
