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Shop Sustainable Knitting Supplies at Hemptique : Yarn, Needles & Tools

Work with natural fibers that give your knitting a clear feel and steady flow. Hemptique offers hemp and linen yarn, well-suited to projects that benefit from a stable stitch, light texture and a fabric that wears in naturally. To support your workflow, you’ll also find yarn bowls, scissors and everyday knitting tools chosen for simple handling and practical use at your table.

Explore the knitting supplies collection for natural hemp and linen yarns, along with tools that help knitters work with calm, rhythm and consistency.

Reviews of Hemptique Knitting Supplies

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Explore Our Hemp & Linen Knitting Yarns

  • Hemp Yarn

    Steady structure with natural grip. Hemp yarn gives each row a clear, stable shape. It holds tension well, adds strength to bags and accessories and softens as you knit without losing its integrity.

  • Linen Yarn

    Light drape and clean stitch detail. Linen creates breathable, smooth fabric with distinct stitch definition. It feels crisp at first, then relaxes into a soft, flexible texture that works well for garments and lightweight pieces.

  • Premium Quality

    Reliable materials, consistent performance. We choose fibers that handle repeat use without pilling or breaking down. Each yarn ball or mini skein supports even stitching, good flow on the needles and a comfortable knitting experience.

  • Eco-Friendly by Nature

    Plant-based fibers with low-impact processing. Hemp and linen come from renewable sources and require less water and fewer inputs to grow. Our yarns are colored with non-toxic dyes and support environmentally conscious knitting projects.

Learn Knitting with Hemptique

  • What You Need to Start Knitting

    Get familiar with the basics - yarn, needles, tools and helpful habits that make learning smoother. A clear, beginner-friendly overview to help you start knitting.

    Read Guide

  • Knitting vs. Crochet

    A simple comparison of how the two crafts differ in tools, techniques, and finished texture. Useful for choosing which approach fits your style and project goals.

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FAQs

Are hemp and linen yarns good for knitting?

Yes. Hemp gives stitches firm shape and strength, while linen adds smooth texture and gentle drape. Both fibers soften as you knit and settle into a comfortable finish.
Do hemp and linen yarns feel rough?

They can feel firm in the first few rows, especially hemp. As you work, the fibers relax. Linen smooths out quickly and hemp develops a flexible, broken-in feel over time.
What needle size should I use with hemp or linen yarn?

Use slightly larger needles than you would with cotton. For light to medium hemp or linen yarn, US 4–7 (3.5–4.5 mm) works well. Adjust based on your tension and project style.
Can I knit garments with hemp or linen yarn?

Yes. Linen works well for tops, baby items and light layers. Hemp gives structure to bags, hats and accessories. Many knitters blend the two in projects to balance feel and strength.
Do hemp and linen yarns stretch or shrink?

Both fibers hold their shape. Expect a small amount of tightening after the first wash, then stable wear. Wash gently in cool water and lay flat to dry for best results.
Will the yarn soften after washing?

Yes. Hemp and linen soften noticeably after blocking or a gentle wash, making the finished fabric more flexible and pleasant to wear.
Can I knit with hemp and linen in the same project?

Absolutely. Hemp adds stability and definition; linen brings softness and an airy feel. Just choose similar weights to keep stitches even.
Are Hemptique knitting yarns dyed with safe colorants?

All colors are produced using AZO-free, non-toxic dyes. The shades stay clear and steady with regular wear and gentle washing.
How should I store natural yarns?

Keep yarn in a cool, dry space with good airflow. Linen benefits from breathable storage such as cotton bags. Avoid sealed plastic containers, which can trap moisture.