These luxurious yarn skeins, are hand-dyed by our staff member and good friend, Ms. Harwood. These "Made in the USA" quality alpaca yarn skeins are sized for any project.  Each skein, depending on the pattern used, may make an amazing hat, pair of mittens or gloves, leg warmers, or even a scarf. (For an extra long or wide scarf or leg warmers, we suggest two skeins). The options are endless!  

As a two-ply yarn, this yarn is availble in DK weight or Chunky-Bulky weight, your choice! This alpaca yarn has lovely hand and strength, and will have nice drape as a finished product. Couture quality!

Contents: 70% U.S. Alpaca,
30% Merino Wool

Color: Soft Pink

Weight/Yardage Appx. 3.5 ounces / 100 grams.

    Chunky-Bulky Weight: 105-110 yards
Suggested Needle Size: US 9 to 11
Suggested Hook Size: US K-10.5 to M-13

    DK Weight: Appx. 185 yards.
Suggested Needle Size: US 5 to 7
Suggested Hook Size: US 7 to I-9

    Care Instructions: Cold water wash with mild soap. Lay flat to dry.

Made in the USA

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Putting our fiber to work - Overview: Island Alpaca contributes half of our annual harvest to a local fiber cooperative which supports not only our farm, but other alpaca farms. Our local fiber cooperative is a processor that pride themselves on producing high-quality alpaca products and maximizing the value of our raw alpaca fiber, so that we can offer, in turn, this high-quality, environmentally and socially conscious alpaca products to the market.

At Island Alpaca, we give regular fiber supplements and ground flax daily to our alpaca, helping to promote overall good health and a superior quality fleece. Our alpaca fleece is so fine, that, last year, a large portion of our "seconds" (neck fiber) were re-sorted into the "prime" (blanket) category. Our textile lab has shown results that indicate that our alpaca are some of the finest in the country.

At Island Alpaca's annual shearing, we skirt and hand-sort the fleeces in order to produce a range of products which use all grades of fiber. At the cooperative, it is then sorted by color, grade, then hand-baled, scoured, spun and then finally, either machine knit or woven into beautiful, high quality alpaca products. Once the product is received at our Martha's Vineyard farm, they receive the Island Alpaca label and th