Infos & Origine
Bienvenue sur Baby Alpaga
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Bonjour à toutes, Envie de tricot, envie de douceur Des laines 100% Alpaga, toutes douces, si agréable a tricoter que vous ne pourrez plus les enlever de vos aiguilles ....attention il y a une vrai addiction .
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Ces laines viennent directement de Bolivie, du producteur au consommateur, avec mon amie Iris qui habite a la Paz nous avons décidé de vous faire profiter de ce commerce équitable sans intermédiaire |
Cette laine provient de La Paz en Bolivie.
Les alpacas ont grandi dans l'altiplano de bolivie et la laine est filée par une association de fermiers qui vend ses produits
L’Alpaga est une des laines les plus douces et chaudes qu’il puisse exister.
C'est une laine non irritante, plus légère et plus douce que le Cashmere et aussi plus résistante que la laine traditionnelle.
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Les tarifs
50 Gr = 6 €
100 Gr = 11 €
frais de port pour la France : de 1 a 4 pelotes 5.50 €
de 5 a 8 pelotes 6.70 €
au dela contacter l'auteur
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Composition
Composition: 100% baby alpaga
Lavage: à la main ou cycle laine en machine
Poids: 100 grammes
Mètres: 367 Mètres
Aiguilles 3 - 4 - peut se tricoter en triple ou en double selon l'usage
Echantillon 10CM x 10CM = 25 M x 33 RG
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Poso scrivere en Italiano
You can write in English ...
1. Raw material selection
The alpaca and llama breeders (who are based in different zones of the Bolivian Highlands) bring their varying classes of fibre to out warehouses in El Alto.
2. Fibre sorting
The alpaca and llama fleeces are first graded and then sorted for fineness and colour. This operation is carried out by ladies whose skills of selection have been handed down from generation to generation.
3. Scouring.
The wool (fibre) scouring operation has the objective of removing the natural grease and any extraneous dust that the fleeces collect.
The wool scouring is carried out on the a large industrial machine containing 5 separate washing bowls using clean warn water and bio-degradable. Detergent leaving the fibre clean and containing no more then 0.5% of it’s natural lanolin.
4. Carding and Combing.
The carding process removes a percentage of the vegetable matter and coarse hair and presents the raw material in a continuous sliver. The material is a then combed on rectilinear combs where the short fibres and the remaining vegetable matter is removed. The resultant sliver is then passed through a series of gilling operations designed to allign the fibres and make the sliver more regular. Designed to allign the individual fibres and make the sliver more regular in preparation for the spinning operation.
5. Yearn Processing.
The final product of the carding and combing operation universally know as ball tops are passed through a further series of gilling passages designed to reduce the weight of the sliver and present it in a desirable state for the yarn spinning process. This is done on the spinning frames where the sliver is reduced to its required thick ness and twisted to give the yarn strength and durability.
6. The dyeing process.
Though alpaca and llama fibre comes in a rich palette of natural shades, The yarns dyeing is carried out in a pressurised vessel using Eco-friendly dyestuffs which are approved for garment manufacture.
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