Another category of yarn is that of knitting. From Alpaca which is a species kind of o lama from South American. From a species of Angora rabbit. Cotton thread. Curl thread which is an admixture of woolen fibers with other fibers. Velvet thread made of cotton or synthetic fibers. Camel yarn from camel wool. Kashmir thread from what is known to all Kashmir which is a species of goat particular the main area Kashmir region of India. Lamsgul thread from the first haircut of young in age sheeps. Vegetable linen thread. Thread bruise which contains fibers from various colors are mixed before being twisted and bound together. Glossy yarn from synthetic fibers. Lane thread made of polyester which is covered with a thin metal layer. Mohair thread from Angoras that have white long and curly hair. Mouliné threat. Mouliné is an embroidery floss, made from 100% Extra Long Staple Combed Cotton Fiber, gassed and mercerized to give it that extra softness and luster. Also called Stranded Cotton, these threads are made up of 6 slightly glossy, loosely twisted and easily separable strands, which allow you to vary your stitching results depending on the number of strands used. Mouliné is the perfect choice for hand embroidery, smocking and other traditional needlework creations. Although ideal for cross stitch, it is also well- suited for long and short stitch, satin stitch, classical cross stitch and shadow embroidery. Shetland thread from the homonymous sheep. Tweed thread. Crepe thread. Silk thread. Viscose thread. But as we talked about farming and I mentioned in the animal kingdom, came to mind the Donkey knot. Let's go together to see one enough durable knot… donkey knot…