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Plymouth Baby Alpaca Grande is a simply beautiful yarn with an amazing loft! Super bulky and soft as a cloud, this alpaca yarn feels like heaven in your hands. Made from 100% baby alpaca, one of the finest grades of alpaca fiber available, it comes in an amazing range of colors and strikes a perfect balance between cozy and elegant. The two plies are smooth and bouncy, making this bulky weight yarn perfect for creating accessories such as cowls or scarves, cozy sweaters and warm throws. Because of its luxurious feel and incredible versatility, Baby Alpaca Grande is a favorite for creating luxe pieces for your home or gifting to someone special.
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Weight: Chunky
Texture: Plied
Put up: Folded Hank
Fiber content: 100% Peruvian Baby Alpaca
Unit weight: 3.5 oz / 100 g
Yardage: 110yd / 100m
Recommended needle size: US 10.5/ 6.5mm
Gauge: 3 sts = 1"
Recommended hook size: US K / 6.5mm
Care: Hand Wash, Dry Flat
Country of Origin: Peru
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