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August Yarn of the Month


  

Araucania Unan Hand Painted

Dimensions
Length: 219 Yards; Yarn weight: 4 Worsted & Aran
Materials
Primary fiber: Cotton
Secondary fiber: Alpaca
Description
50% Tanguis Cotton; 50 % Alpaca. 219yds. Needle Size U.S. 7-9; Crochet Hook Size I9-K10.5.

This blended yarn is a wonderfully soft combination of cotton and alpaca. An excellent choice for an heirloom baby blanket!!

The uniform long staple Tangis cotton outstands for its whiteness, strength and softness. This one of a kind cotton is highly absorbent and can retain 24 to 27 times its own weight.

Clothes made from Tangüis cotton are breathable as it rapidly absorbs and releases perspiration.

Alpaca fiber is naturally water resistant and water repellant. It wicks water away and absorbs very little. It's the softest part of an adult Alpaca (usually the chest), not the age of the animal. Alpaca fleece is soft and silky. It is lighter in weight and up to 7x warmer than Sheep's wool but very breathable

Retail: $18.00   On sale for: $14.40

Jen

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