100% Alpaca Wool Yarn Cone

Wave goodbye to rewinding long strands and and annoying threads! Not a single knot through the cone, less connecting knots for your project. Save time with a cone of yarn long designed for hand knitting and crochet! Also our Yarn cone can be used for machine knitting.
All our dye stuffs used are heavy metal free AZO-Free and comply witch the REACH and OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 certified. Our Alpaca Yarn is completely harmless to human health.
Cone net weight 3.5oz/100g, length 382yds/350mts. (1734yds per lb.)
Cone net weight 7.0oz/200g, length 764yds/700mts. (1734yds per lb.)
Fiber: 100% Superfine Alpaca.
Hand wash - dry flat.
FS Alpaca is a specific alpaca fiber grade. FS Alpaca has a fiber diameter of approximately 25.5–26.5 microns, making it soft, warm, durable, and suitable for a wide range of knitting projects.
Our 100% Superfine Alpaca Yarn is a Soft Yarn, silky and durable fiber with unique thermal properties due to the microscopic air bubbles found inside the hair. These bubbles allow the user to "breathe" through the fibers on hot days and in much the same way, to retain body heat in cold climates. Alpaca Yarn can is used as a winter yarn and a warm yarn. Our knitting yarn ideal for jumpers and cardigans, children's clothing, baby blankets, hats, shawls, mittens and other things. You can use one end of the thread or you may want to hold two end together for hand knitting crochet.
Alpaca Wool contains a minimal amount of lanolin, this means that our Alpaca Yarn is Hypoallergenic Yarn. People with wool allergies can use our Hypoallergenic Wool Yarn without suffering an allergic reaction.
We care for our relationship with nature and with each other. We want to let the world know that Alpaca is Natural Wool, Natural Yarn, and that not everything has to be made of artificial materials.
Factory is certified to the RAS, which verifies alpaca animal welfare and land management requirements and tracks it from farm to final product.
Made in Peru for Hobby Yarn, assembled in the USA. Fast shipping from USA.
Attention: the color in the photo may differ slightly from the real, it depends on the individual settings of your monitor.
Please note:
Yarn wound on cones may appear thinner due to the consistent tension applied during the winding process. This is normal for cone yarns. Once knitted, and especially after washing and blocking (wet finishing), the fibers naturally relax, bloom, and open up, allowing the yarn to reach its true weight. The finished fabric becomes fuller, softer, and gains improved drape.