Araucania Jaspeada Yarn
14 colors in stock
Stocked since 2024
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About Araucania Jaspeada Yarn
Jaspeada Yarn by Araucania Yarns is a soft and silky blend of superfine alpaca and wool with a touch of polyamide for durability. This 2-ply, chunky weight yarn with marbled color effect knits up quickly into warm and cozy winter garments or accessories.
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- Weight
- Chunky
- Fiber
- 50% Superfine Alpaca, 35% Wool, 15% Polyamide
- Skein
- 100g
- Yardage
- 109yds
- Needle size
- US 9 - 11
- Gauge
- 12 - 15 sts per 4"
- Care
- Hand Wash. Dry Flat.
- Made in
- Peru
- Colors
- 14 available
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Araucania takes its name and its colour sense from southern Chile. Huasco Sock is the line to start with: a hand-painted superwash merino and nylon fingering, put up in 100 g skeins, whose colourways pool and stripe in a way a machine-dyed sock yarn never does. Huasco Coton is the same hand-painting on a fingering cotton for summer shawls, and Confeti an organic cotton DK. Jaspeada is a chunky alpaca-wool blend for quick winter knits.
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