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Propiedad familiar desde 1878
Lion Brand Yarn es una quinta generación, empresa familiar y operada y un distribuidor establecido de hilo de tejer y manualidades en los Estados Unidos, Canadá y muchos países de todo el mundo. Lion Yarn es una marca querida desde 1878.
Lion Brand Yarn - Difundiendo la alegría de crear
La misión de Lion Brand Yarn es difundir calidez, comodidad e inspiración al mundo proporcionando productos y compromiso social que promuevan la alegría de tejer, tejer y tejer.
Visión e innovación en productos e ideas
La marca Lion ofrece productos innovadores, enfoque al cliente y una gama completa de información y recursos para la comunidad de tejer y ganchillo. Lion Brand Yarn es implacable para perseguir creativamente la próxima gran idea y oportunidad.
¿Cuánto hilo necesitas para tus proyectos?
¿Cuánto hilo necesito para mi proyecto?
Esta tabla te dará una estimación de cuántos yardas de hilo necesitarás para diferentes tipos de proyectos, utilizando diferentes pesos de hilo. El peso del hilo se muestra en la fila superior y el tipo de proyecto se muestra en la columna izquierda. Por ejemplo, si estás haciendo un sombrero con hilo de 3 peso, necesitarás 200-250 yardas de hilo. Nota: Las yardas se han redondeado para tener en cuenta las diferencias entre proyectos de punto y ganchillo.
AndreaDVR
Comentado en México el 26 de julio de 2021
Me encanta la combinación de los colores y la textura y resistencia del estambre es excelente.
Veronica
Comentado en México el 12 de agosto de 2020
P E S I M O, mandaron un color diferente y como era para regalo de cumpleaños, no lo pude cambiar. No compren!!!
barb greenhalgh
Comentado en Canadá el 12 de agosto de 2020
Found it was pretty and shipped fast but it split in the middle and frayed
Carmen E.
Comentado en México el 31 de julio de 2020
Es un estambre precioso y se teje muy bien. Excelente
Angélica Margarita Portillo Vásquez
Comentado en México el 2 de diciembre de 2020
Excelente estambre, creí que sería un poco más grueso y el gancho que viene recomendado le queda grande, pero se ve muy bien.
Sonia
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 25 de septiembre de 2020
This yarn knots up beautifully. It is slightly thinner than DK but makes a lovely shawl or scarf as it is light yet cosy. The colour changes are gradual and blend well. Highly recommended
María del Carmen Domínguez Todd
Comentado en México el 12 de agosto de 2019
Para un sueter
Carlos
Comentado en México el 4 de junio de 2019
Me encanta esta línea de estambres, el color es maravilloso y se teje muy bien. Definitivamente lo volvería a comprar
Sara
Comentado en México el 22 de junio de 2018
Muy beuen estambre, delgado. Rinde muchisimo. Los colores son como la descripcion brillantes, lo recomiendo. La caludad es mu6 buena
camSoCal
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 26 de mayo de 2018
The colors of Cleansing Quartz complement S&P hair which is more brownish-charcoal and taupes. Usually create apparel pieces in jewel tones but have some neutral pieces which also coordinate perfectly with this yarn. (Colors are warmer than attached pictures portray.) Not a fan of sparkly but the metallic isn't very noticeable.Skein was consistently fingering weight with very little of of the 'thick/thin' quality mentioned in some reviews. No knots. Recommend making cake or rolling into ball before using as pulling from center caused skein to collapse, tangle. Has a deliciously soft hand and the high cotton content is nice in warmer climate. Blocked beautifully.Used about 360 yds for scarf based on Dillwyn pattern. The subtlety of the long, gradual color transitions made it easy to remove a portion of the black to balance with other colors.Despite nearly 55 years of knitting/crocheting, first time working with multi-colored or striping yarn. (Only started sewing print fabrics a handful of years ago.) So enjoyed working with this yarn, excited to try another color combo.ETA: Feng Shui Gray not the same enjoyable experience as CQ. Areas of poor quality, odd joins, parts with no twist and coarse fibers which had to be removed. Difficult to frog easily while settling on a suitable bind-off, fibers kept snarling. Very subtle blue-green cast in the gray which comes out when in close proximity to either of those colors. With skeins now having lesser yardage, results in fairly small shawl of this style (sz 9 ndl, 27"x60"). Despite issues, looks very nice, heavenly soft.
Chats
Comentado en México el 19 de octubre de 2018
Se teje muy fácil y la gama de colores queda muy bonito
Michelle Woods
Comentado en Canadá el 1 de enero de 2018
Yarn is just fine. Works up a little boring in colour as it gets more into the project. But yarn is nice against the fingers and works well.
iiiireader
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 18 de octubre de 2016
I was really interested in trying Lion Brand's new yarn, Shawl in a Ball. This yarn is supposed to provide enough yarn to make a shawl. While that may be true for knitting, for crocheting, it fell a little short. That is not unusual as it takes more yarn to complete a like-size shawl in crochet than in knit.I was initially interested in this yarn to make something for my elder daughter, who is allergic to wool. The color changes in this yarn resemble those of more expensive yarns which include wool so I thought it could work well.The yarn is listed as worsted weight 4. It actually changes repeatedly from anywhere from a 2 to a 4 depending on how much acrylic yarn is on the carrying thread. The carrying thread is made of white, crimped looking cotton and the acrylic is wrapped around it. The acrylic is the part of the yarn that changes in color throughout. The yarn is made of 58% cotton, 39% acrylic, and 3% other. I have no idea what the third fiber is made of.As with all new yarns I try, I make a scarf using half-double crochet to get a feel for how the yarn will work. For the scarf I made with this yarn, I chained 200 with 2 more chains for turning. I half double crochet into each chain with 2 more chains for turning and repeat until I ran out of yarn. I used a J/10 hook (6mm) as recommended on the skein. It made a scarf that is approximately 86 x 11 inches.The feel of the yarn in hand as I was crocheting was not unpleasant. I could tell that there was cotton due to slight lack of give but the acrylic softened that feeling down considerably. While there was a slight roughness, I would not consider it scratchy. I've now used two skeins without coming across a knot in the fiber.The fabric is very loose and the scarf is thin but that is exactly what I was hoping for. I made it long enough for my tall daughter (6'2”) daughter to wrap around the neck or to tie in the front. It scrunches down nicely around the neck.I was so pleased with the results, I made another scarf with a different colorway. I now plan to make at least one of each colorway (two if both daughters want similar scarves.) If I was going to crochet a shawl, I would personally want two skeins so it would be a good size shawl instead of a tiny one.I'll include pictures of the scarves I have made and will update with other colorways in the future.
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