Alpaca Yarns Halo DK/8ply


Shades: 1060 Granite
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Description

Alpaca Yarns Halo 8ply – Pure Luxury in Every Stitch

Wrap yourself in softness with Alpaca Yarns Halo 8ply, a 100% brushed baby alpaca yarn that feels like a gentle cloud against the skin. With its subtle halo and warm, breathable texture, this yarn transforms every project into something truly special. Perfect for cosy jumpers, scarves, shawls, and accessories, it’s the yarn you’ll reach for when only the finest fibre will do.

Why You’ll Love It

  • 100% brushed baby alpaca – sumptuously soft, warm, and naturally hypoallergenic
  • Generous 150-metre donut ball – more yardage means fewer joins and better value
  • DK/light 10-ply weight – versatile for a range of projects, from quick knits to detailed designs
  • Soft drape & beautiful halo – brushed finish creates a cloud-like, ethereal look
  • Locally stocked in Rangiora – easy to get your hands on supporting patterns in-store

Yarn Details

  • Fibre: 100% Baby Alpaca (brushed)
  • Ball Weight: 50g
  • Length: 150 metres
  • Ply: DK / light 10-ply
  • Texture: Soft, brushed finish with gentle halo
  • Care: Handwash gently in cool water, dry flat

Perfect For

Cosy jumpers, cardigans, scarves, shawls, cowls, beanies, and special accessories. Works beautifully in garter stitch, stockinette, or textured patterns where the halo can really shine. Ideal for thoughtful handmade gifts, special occasion knits, or treating yourself.

Knitting Tips

The soft halo slightly blurs stitch definition, so simple, elegant designs often look their best. Use slightly larger needles (5–6mm) for a light, airy fabric or smaller needles (4–4.5mm) for a denser, warmer finish. Check out our wide range of patterns for inspiration.

Why Baby Alpaca?

Contrary to the name, baby alpaca fibre isn’t from baby animals—it’s the finest, softest fibre from the alpaca’s first shearing. Warmer than merino, softer than cashmere, and naturally hypoallergenic, this yarn drapes beautifully and the brushed finish adds an extra layer of cloud-like softness.

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