Noro Silk Garden Yarn
37 colors in stock
One of our ten best sellers · Stocked since 2007
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37 colors of Noro Silk Garden Yarn
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About Noro Silk Garden Yarn
Silk Garden Yarn from Noro is a luxury, hand-dyed blend of silk, mohair and lamb wool. Famous for its outstanding color compositions, Silk Garden knits up into unique looking garments or accessories.
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- Weight
- Worsted / Aran
- Fiber
- 45% Silk 45% Kid Mohair 10% Lambwool
- Skein
- 50g
- Yardage
- 100m
- Needle size
- US 7 - 8
- Gauge
- 4.5sts per 1"
- Care
- Dry clean
- Made in
- Japan
- Colors
- 37 available
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Substitutes for Noro Silk Garden Yarn
Yarns at the same weight with a similar fibre and a similar yardage per gram, so a pattern written for Silk Garden Yarn knits to gauge in them. Swatch first — every yarn drapes its own way.
Lambs Pride Worsted Yarn
Same Worsted / Aran weight, shares the mohair and wool, both untreated, so both hand-wash and both felt.
Haunui Silk Yarn
Same Worsted / Aran weight, shares the silk and wool, both untreated, so both hand-wash and both felt.
In-Silk Yarn
Same Worsted / Aran weight, shares the silk and wool, both untreated, so both hand-wash and both felt.
Madara Yarn
Same Worsted / Aran weight, shares the silk and wool, both untreated, so both hand-wash and both felt.
Iris Yarn
Same Worsted / Aran weight, shares the silk and wool, both untreated, so both hand-wash and both felt.
From the guides
- GuideNoro: which one is which?Kureyon, Silk Garden, Ito, Haunui, Madara, Tsubame, Kakigori — how Noro's yarns differ in fiber, weight, put-up and the way the color moves, which Noro is DK and which is worsted, and what to knit in each.
- GuideMohair and halo yarns: kid silk, brushed suri and how to use themWhat mohair is and why kid mohair is the one in yarn, whether it itches and what to do if it does, why a mohair-silk lace is held with another yarn and what one strand does to gauge, drape and warmth, how to knit it, rip it out and wash it, the brushed suri alpaca alternative, and the mohair and halo lines we stock — Artyarns, Dream in Color Billy Kid Silk, Berroco Aerial, Schoppel Silky Cat, Blue Sky Prairie and Brushed Suri, Plymouth Suri Stratus, Lamb's Pride and Noro Silk Garden.
- GuideYarn brands we stock, and what each is known forThe 24 yarn and needle brands on our shelves, grouped by what they do best — hand-dyed merino, self-striping and gradient yarns, American and British wool, alpaca, luxury fibers, summer cottons and linens, needles — with the line to start with from each.
More from Noro
Noro yarn is spun in Japan under Eisaku Noro's eye, and it is unlike anything else on the shelf: long, slow colour changes fed into the spinner by hand, so a single ball knits its own stripes and no two balls read quite the same. Kureyon, the 100% wool original, and Silk Garden, its silk-mohair-lambswool sibling, are our two best-selling lines of any brand.
The newer lines stretch the idea: Ito is a 200 g wool cake with colour runs long enough for a whole sweater panel, Madara blends wool with silk and alpaca, Tsubame is a silk-wool DK, and Kakigori a cotton-silk for summer. The Haunui family — wool, wool-silk and wool-cotton — comes in large put-ups for blankets. Noro is thick-and-thin by design; knit a swatch and let the colour do the work.
Kureyon Yarn
Madara Yarn
Ito Yarn
