The Knit Purl Podcast, Ep. 3: I tried (almost) every mohair on the market so you don't have to (AD)

Hi, my name is Sophie and I am obsessed with mohair. Like, really obsessed with the stuff. It’s my favourite type of yarn to try and review and, for some reason, I decided last year that it would be a good idea to try as many different mohair yarns available on the UK market as I could.
Many, many swatches later, I’m finally ready to share some of my preliminary findings. I intend to publish a document with reviews of every single yarn I tried later in the year, but I’m hoping this will do for now. The video accompanies a blogpost I’ve also published on my website, which you can read here: the-knit-purl-...
You can find ‪@KarolinesKnits‬ mohair video here: • Mohair yarns and subst...
Just to add, I know the lighting is really inconsistent in this video and I'm so sorry about that! This was my fourth attempt to film it and I couldn't face it a fifth attempt. I hope it isn't too annoying! I am not sure if I mentioned it in the video, but I used the same 5 mm knitting needles to prepare all of my swatches unless otherwise stated.
Timestamps:
4:31 - Mohair yarns to avoid
11:16 - Budget-friendly mohair yarns/mohair alternatives
16:34 - Fluffiest mohair yarn
18:33 - Subtle mohair yarn
22:00 - Matte-finish mohair
27:09 - Shiny mohair
29:13 - Chunky mohair
32:09 - Mohair alternatives
34:07 - Luxury mohair yarns
38:49 - Ethically sourced mohair yarns
41:58 - Overrated/overpriced mohair yarns (i.e., the luxury products that aren’t worth the £££)
43:57 - Everyday/versatile mohair yarns (i.e., the best all-rounders)
If you would like additional support, please drop me an email at [e-mail].
Thank you!
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