1 BC Garn - History and GOTS certified yarns presented by owner Britta Kremke, Selected Yarns

BC Garn, founded in Denmark, now residing in Germany, is THE brand for organic yarns with probably the widest range of GOTS certified yarns (10) in the industry. Hear their story and some background about their yarns.
www.selected-yarns.com
www.schmeichel-partner.de
www.bcgarn.com
www.soul-wool.com
www.erikaknight.co.uk
#Semilla GOTS
#Semilla Melange GOTS
#Alba GOTS
#Bio Balance GOTS
#Bio Shetland GOTS
#Loch Lomond GOTS
#Northern Lights GOTS
#Semilla Pura GOTS
#Semilla Cablé GOTS
#Summer in Kashmir GOTS
Find more information and stockists on www.bcgarn.com

[@marianna8243]

Thank you Britta! Love Kremke and love BC Garn

[@mariamatyjaszek1530]

Thank you for the film :) I'm a tweed lover too. Loch Lomond is gorgeous. Greetings from Poland!

[@discoverlagomaggiore]

Thank you, Maria!

[@SUSSDUE]

Hmm, I thought I bought ” real” Shetland yarn when I bought a skein of BC BioShetland recently as I thought the brand name Shetland was somehow protected and only allowed to be used for yarns from Shetland and not for ” Shetland type” of yarn… I am sure your yarn is very nice ( I liked the colour and wanted a green to use in fair isle knitting) but I think you ought to rebrand it and clearly state it is not from Shetland but of the same type as a Shetland yarn. I for one feel a bit decieved.
Of course I will use it but not in the purpose I bought it for. Of course one can use any yarn one wants w fair isle knitting, but then I know if I use , let’s say a Norwegian yarn and am fine w it, but here I thought I had at last found a ” real” Shetland yarn as I wanted to try just such a yarn as knitters say that yarn is special. So here I sit with not a Shetland yarn but one from South America instead ( and no information on the label where the yarn came from!!). So please rebrand it so no other newbie knitter makes the same mistake as I did. It IS a nice yarn, but not a Shetland one.