I want to knit my grandpa a cardigan for his 80th birthday this DecemberI don't really know what to do when it comes to yarnHe has very sensitive skin (I got that from him!) and would hate something that's too scratchy or itchy, but at the same time he gets cold a lot so I'd like something with wool in it, whether it be pure wool or a blend of some sortDo you have any advice? I'm looking at KnitPicks's Swish Worsted, which is 100% superwash merino and is supposed to be very soft but difficult when it comes to washing and staining and suchWould love to know what other yarns you like that would fit my grandpa and that can be bought online!
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Superwash yarns are machine washable and often machine dryableThe process that makes them superwash also makes them a bit harsher than the same plain woolThe animal hair that is least likely to cause itching is alpacaMerino is soft, as is cashmere; both of them make me itchAlpaca does notYou might want to consider a 75%-25% blend of woolen fibers with acrylic fibersThe blends are both washable and less likely to cause itchingTwo I can recommend because I use them often are Plymouth Encore (in either worsted/category 4 or bulky/category 5 weight) and Patons Shetland Chunky (bulky/category 5 weight).
