An exceptionally soft and silky 16/2 bamboo yarn, ideal for creating fluid and elegant textiles. Maurice Brassard bamboo yarn stands out for its subtle sheen and natural drape, perfect for refined weaving projects.

Description

This yarn is made from 100% bamboo viscose, a fiber known for its softness, flexibility and natural luster. It produces fabrics that are smooth, fluid and comfortable to wear.

Made in Canada by Maurice Brassard, this yarn is appreciated for its consistency and fine quality.

16/2 bamboo yarn provides excellent weft definition and a soft drape. It can be used in both warp and weft, either on its own or combined with other fibers such as cotton, silk or linen to create texture and contrast.

Available formats

• 1/2 lb cone (approx. 3360 yards)
• Approx. 6720 yards per pound

Technical specifications

• Brand: Maurice Brassard
• Fiber: Bamboo (viscose)
• Composition: 100% bamboo viscose
• Yarn count: 16/2
• Thickness: Very fine
• Length: approx. 3360 yards / 1/2 lb
• Texture: Smooth, very soft and lustrous
• Finish: Silky and fluid
• Yarn type: Ring spun
• Loom compatibility:
  • Shaft looms
  • Rigid heddle looms
• Use: Warp and weft (with proper tension)

Recommended sett

• Warp: 24–28 epi
• Weft: depending on the desired effect

👉 Adjust based on drape and project

Tips and uses

16/2 bamboo yarn is ideal for elegant, lightweight and fluid textiles.

Particularly suitable for:

• scarves and shawls
• lightweight garments
• flowing fabrics
• high-end weaving projects
• blending with other fibers

It produces soft, luminous fabrics with a beautiful drape.

Care instructions

• Hand wash recommended
• Lay flat to dry
• Avoid excessive friction to preserve the sheen

Additional information

Color variations may occur depending on your screen settings.

Useful questions

Is bamboo yarn suitable for warp?

Yes, but it requires good tension due to its softness and fluidity.

What makes bamboo yarn unique?

It is extremely soft, lustrous and produces fabrics with a fluid drape.

Is this yarn beginner-friendly?

Yes, although its fine and slippery nature requires some control over tension.

Can it be combined with other fibers?

Yes, it blends beautifully with cotton, silk or linen to create contrast and texture.