What is the best natural yarn company?
I'm looking for good quality, fairly cheep price, preferably with a wide selection and a willingness to send internationally. I need to thread such as wool, cotton, bamboo, soy ... all you really have no chemicals or materials artificial. Any help would be greatly appreciated. In addition, any advice sewing business with a good eco-friendly approach would be great.
Bernat and Lion well, but tend to use a lot of acrylic. I check out Halcyon and Webs. Both ships internationally, and have a wide variety of yarns high quality natural fibers. Prices vary, but keep in mind that you get what you pay. Natural fibers tend to be more expensive, like the threads of good quality. WEBS: Halcyon http://halcyonyarn.com/ http://www.yarn.com/ I ordered two (the country) and there was no problem. WEBS is a bit slow, but otherwise no complaints.
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