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Celux wool blend lurex yarn ball 50g
Super soft wool yarn ball 55% Superwash Merino 42% Top Quality Acrylic 3% Metallic Fiber with a weight of 50 grams and a length of 75 meters. Recommended needles 6.5-7.5 or crochet hook 6.
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QUICK SPECS: Composition: 55% Superwash Merino Wool, 42% Acrylic, 3% Metallic Fiber | Weight: 50g | Length: 75m | Recommended needles: 6.5-7.5 | Recommended crochet hook: 6 | Origin: Italy | Exclusive production: Tessiland
Celux Wool Blend Lurex: Italian Yarn with Luminous Veining
The Celux wool blend lurex represents the evolution of a classic Italian yarn: a 50g yarn ball combining 55% superwash merino wool, 42% high-quality acrylic and 3% metallic fiber. Perfect for anyone looking for a luminous yarn that still feels gentle on the skin, Celux is available on Tessiland with full transparency about the dye lot number shown on the product page.
Celux has been designed to enhance outerwear knitting projects such as oversized sweaters, ponchos, capes and statement shawls: the ultra-light lurex veining adds light without overdoing it, while the twist of the wool wrapping the lamé prevents direct contact with the skin, making it suitable even for more sensitive skin. With 75 meters per yarn ball and recommended needles 6.5-7.5 (or crochet hook 6), this Italian yarn produced exclusively for Tessiland combines softness and sparkle with a truly competitive quality/price ratio. Ideal for creations that call for a larger crochet hook, Celux works beautifully for wrap-style coats, shawls with textured stitches and garments that become standout pieces in the winter wardrobe.
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Technical analysis: what are you buying?
Celux wool blend lurex comes from Italian expertise in quality spinning: a blend developed to combine the softness of superwash merino wool, the durability of premium acrylic and the understated shine of metallic fiber. Let’s take a closer look at the technical features that make this yarn versatile and ideal for outerwear knitting projects with a touch of light.
1. Fiber composition and quality
Celux stands out for its carefully balanced three-fiber composition: 55% superwash merino wool offers warmth and softness without the risk of felting during washing, while 42% top-quality acrylic ensures shape retention, wear resistance and easy care. The 3% metallic fiber is wrapped within the twist of the wool, a technical solution that prevents direct contact with the skin and reduces discomfort for sensitive skin.
The merino wool used comes from a selection of premium fibers: length, fineness and origin all influence the final quality of the yarn. The production stages — from washing and sorting to beating, spinning, dyeing and finishing — are carried out in Italy with artisan-level care, ensuring a product that blends tradition and innovation.
2. Meterage and value for money
With 75 meters per 50-gram yarn ball, Celux offers ideal meterage for outerwear projects that require a fuller-bodied yarn. This works out to around 1.5 meters per gram, a figure that reflects the yarn’s voluminous structure and the softness of the blend.
Celux offers especially competitive value for money thanks to its Italian production made exclusively for Tessiland: cutting out intermediaries and selecting quality raw materials makes it possible to offer a luminous, soft yarn at an accessible price. For projects such as oversized sweaters or capes, where a significant amount of yarn is needed, this becomes a real advantage.
3. Workability and recommended projects
Celux is worked with 6.5-7.5 needles or a 6 crochet hook, tools that enhance the structure of the yarn and make it possible to create soft, enveloping fabrics. The twist of the wool wrapping the lamé gives the yarn a pleasant hand feel and makes it easy to work with, even for less experienced makers.
Ideal projects for Celux include:
- Oversized sweaters and ponchos: the softness of the blend and the luminous veining create voluminous, sparkling garments without excess.
- Capes and statement shawls: the lurex brings light to openwork stitches and eye-catching patterns, enhancing the texture of the project.
- Wrap-style coats: ideal for knitted outerwear, with large pockets and details that make the most of the yarn’s full-bodied structure.
- Garments with textured stitches: cables, ribbing and raised motifs gain dimension thanks to the metallic fiber.
4. Dye lot transparency and customer support
One of Tessiland’s strong points is its complete transparency about the batch/dye lot number, information shown directly on the product page. This detail is especially important for Celux: as a dyed yarn, different lots may show slight color variations which, although within quality standards, may be visible in large projects.
Knowing the lot being sold in advance allows you to buy the full quantity you need from the same dye lot, ensuring color consistency in the finished garment. If that lot is sold out, Tessiland customer service — made up of real people, not bots — can help you check alternative availability or plan your purchase for future projects.
5. Long-term performance and care
Celux is a yarn that gets better over time: after the first few hand washes, the fiber tends to bloom and settle, becoming softer and fuller. This behavior is typical of quality wool-acrylic blends and allows the finished piece to reach its best look and feel after a few cycles of use and care.
The presence of superwash merino wool reduces the risk of felting, while top-quality acrylic provides dimensional stability and resistance to wear. The metallic fiber, protected by the twist of the wool, keeps its shine even after repeated washing, as long as care instructions are followed: hand wash or delicate cycle with mild soap, remove excess water without wringing, and dry flat away from heat sources.
How to preserve your garments over time
Celux requires careful care during the first uses to allow the fiber to settle and reach its maximum softness. Follow these tips to preserve the quality of the yarn over time:
- First hand washes: carry out at least two hand washes with mild soap to allow the fiber to bloom and settle.
- Water temperature: use lukewarm water (max 30°C) to avoid thermal shock that could alter the structure of the blend.
- Machine washing: after the first hand washes, you can use a delicate cycle with mild soap, protecting the garment in a laundry bag.
- Do not wring: remove excess water by gently pressing with a towel, without twisting or wringing the garment.
- Dry flat: lay the garment flat on a level surface, away from direct heat sources such as radiators or direct sunlight.
- Ironing: if needed, iron at a low temperature with a damp cloth placed between the iron and the garment to protect the metallic fiber.
- Storage: store it folded in a dry place, using natural moth repellents such as lavender or cedar to protect the wool content.
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✨ Apri Tessiland StudioFrequently asked questions
How many Celux yarn balls are needed for a women’s size M oversized sweater?
For a women’s size M oversized sweater worked with 6.5-7 needles, you will generally need around 12-14 Celux yarn balls (600-700 grams), depending on the design and desired length. The video tutorials included on the product page offer precise guidance on the meterage needed for specific projects. We recommend purchasing all yarn balls from the same dye lot to ensure color consistency in the finished garment.
Can the lurex in Celux feel uncomfortable against the skin?
No, the twist of the wool wrapping the lamé has been specifically designed to prevent the metallic fiber from coming into direct contact with the skin. This technical solution makes Celux suitable even for sensitive skin, helping avoid the discomfort lurex can sometimes cause. The metallic fiber adds shine to the garment without compromising comfort.
What is the difference between Celux and Celine Lux?
Celux represents the evolution of Celine Lux: the structure and performance are almost identical, but Celux uses even finer wool and softer acrylic. The result is a yarn that feels even more comfortable and pleasant to the touch, while keeping the same luminous effect and easy workability that made Celine Lux so popular.
Will Celux felt in the washing machine?
Thanks to the superwash merino wool that makes up 55% of the blend, the risk of felting is reduced compared with untreated pure wool yarns. However, it is essential to follow the washing instructions: after the first hand washes, you can use a delicate cycle with lukewarm water (max 30°C) and mild soap, protecting the garment in a laundry bag. Avoid aggressive spinning and always dry flat.
Why is it important to know the dye lot number for Celux?
Celux, like all dyed yarns, may show slight color variations between different production batches/dye lots. These differences, while still within quality standards, may be visible on larger garments. Tessiland is the only e-commerce store to show the batch number directly on the product page, allowing you to purchase the full quantity you need from the same dye lot and ensure color consistency in the finished project.
Is Celux suitable for openwork shawls?
Yes, Celux is perfect for statement shawls with openwork stitches. The lurex veining enhances the texture of the project and adds light to eye-catching patterns without excess. The yarn structure, worked with a 6 crochet hook or 6.5-7.5 needles, creates soft, enveloping fabrics that gain softness and volume after the first washes. For lighter, more drapey shawls, consider yarns with a higher meterage.
How does Celux behave after the first washes?
Celux is a yarn that improves over time: after the first hand washes, the fiber tends to bloom and settle, becoming softer and fuller. This behavior is typical of quality wool-acrylic blends and allows the garment to reach its best expression. It is important to follow the washing instructions (lukewarm water, mild soap, dry flat) to preserve the quality of the yarn over time.
Is Celux suitable for wrap-style coats?
Absolutely. Celux is highly recommended for knitted outerwear such as wrap-style coats with large pockets and striking details. The full-bodied structure of the yarn (75 meters per 50g) and the softness of the blend create warm, comfortable garments, while the lurex veining adds a touch of light without overdoing it. Needles 6.5-7.5 make it possible to create warm, dimensional fabrics that are ideal for winter outerwear.
What does it mean that Celux is produced exclusively for Tessiland?
Celux is spun in Italy following technical specifications developed exclusively for Tessiland. This dedicated production process makes it possible to select top-quality fibers (superwash merino wool and top-quality acrylic), control every stage of production and offer competitive value for money by cutting out intermediaries. Exclusive production guarantees high and consistent quality standards over time.
Can I use Celux for a knitted poncho?
Yes, Celux is ideal for ponchos and capes worked with 6.5-7.5 needles. The softness of the blend and the luminous veining create voluminous, sparkling garments that are perfect for the cold season. The full-bodied structure of the yarn enhances openwork stitches, ribbing and textured patterns, while the acrylic content ensures dimensional stability and easy care. For a standard women’s poncho, around 10-12 yarn balls are needed.
Does Celux lose its shine after repeated washing?
No, the metallic fiber in Celux is protected by the twist of the wool and keeps its shine even after repeated washing, as long as the care instructions are followed. Avoid high temperatures, aggressive spinning and drying in contact with direct heat sources. Hand washing or a delicate cycle with mild soap preserves the brilliance of the lurex over time, allowing the garment to keep its sparkling look even after many wears.
What should I do if the Celux dye lot I need is sold out?
If the dye lot you need is no longer available, contact Tessiland customer service (real people, not bots), who can check for possible alternative availability, provide information about restocking times or help you plan your purchase from a new batch. Thanks to the transparency about the lot number shown on the product page, you can decide in advance whether to buy the full quantity you need right away or wait for a new arrival.
