Mohair is a type of yarn made from the hair of the Angora goat. Angora goats are native to the Angora region of Turkey, but they are also raised in other parts of the world. The hair of the Angora goat is long, silky, and lustrous, making it a popular choice for yarn. Mohair, often combined with silk, is a popular blend amongst knittters and crocheters alike.
- Projects that require drape: Mohair yarn has good drape, which means that it can create garments and accessories with a smooth, flowing silhouette.
- Warm, cozy garments: Mohair yarn is a warm fiber, making it a good choice for cozy garments like sweaters and scarves.
- Softness: Silk is known for its softness, and when blended with mohair, it creates a yarn that is soft and comfortable to wear.
- Strength: Silk is a strong fiber, and when blended with mohair, it creates a yarn that is durable and resistant to wear and tear. This makes it a good choice for projects that will see a lot of use, such as blankets and throws.
- Drape: Silk has good drape, and when blended with mohair, it creates a yarn that can create garments and accessories with a smooth, flowing silhouette.
