Alpaca Merino yarn in skeins - Solitude Wool
Alpaca Merino Yarn Skeins black-gray with pinks & purples
Alpaca Merino Yarn Skeins black gray with greens & blues
Alpaca Merino Yarn Skeins black with blues & purples
Alpaca Merino Yarn Skeins Black white & black with purples
Alpaca Merino yarn in skeins - Solitude Wool
Alpaca Merino yarn in skeins - Solitude Wool
Alpaca Merino yarn in skeins - Solitude Wool
Alpaca Merino Yarn Skeins black-gray with pinks & purples
Alpaca Merino Yarn Skeins black gray with greens & blues
Alpaca Merino Yarn Skeins black with blues & purples
Alpaca Merino Yarn Skeins Black white & black with purples
Alpaca Merino yarn in skeins - Solitude Wool
Alpaca Merino yarn in skeins - Solitude Wool

Alpaca Merino yarn in skeins

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An elegant undyed natural color yarn. Soft, drapey alpaca is even better with a little memory and body gained from the addition of 20% Merino wool.
yarn character: semi-worsted spun, two ply structure helps stitches open up in lace and is good for weaving, excellent for evening and luxury wear.
fiber content/care: 80% alpaca, 20% Merino. Pre-washed. Hand wash with low agitation, dry flat.
  size: lace weight to light fingering 22-24 wpi/2800 yds per lb.
suggested needles: 0-5 (US)
gauge: 7 stitches per inch on size 2 (US) or 8.75 stitches per inch on size 2 (US)
skein length: approximately 275 yards/251 meters
skein weight: approximately 2 to 2.25 oz/56 g to 64 g
dye information: nearly all variants are undyed natural animal colors. A few have a small portion of Merino that was dyed-in-the-fleece with weak acid dyes. 
batch numbers: AM2811, AM2817
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    The Sheep and its wool

    Alpaca is a camelid fiber, actually a hair. Softer than llama, it has no elasticity. Merino is a Fine wool, very soft with great elasticity that makes this yarn hold shape and not grow in length like most camelid knit pieces.
    Farm sources: the alpaca is from two farms, Dark Star Alpacas and Springdale Alpacas in Berryville, Virginia. The Merino is primarily from Black Sheep Farm in Loudoun County, Virginia.