ISAGER HIGHLAND is spun from sheep's wool from Peru. The yarn is characterized by its fine colors, which are a mix of different shades that are dyed into the wool before it is spun. Highland is not as tightly spun as Tvinni and thus feels softer, but the yarn can replace Tvinni and Alpaca 2. In softness and durability, the quality lies between these two. The yarn is used well in pattern knitting with other qualities, and it does not turn when knitted on circular needles. Highland is really fine knitted on its own, but the yarn can also be knitted together with other qualities.
KNITTING TENSIONS
Highland: needle 3 = 26 sts / 30 rows
Highland + Alpaca 2: needles 3.5 = 20 sts / 26 rows
Highland + Silk Mohair: needles 4 = 18 sts / 24 rows