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Tundra
£22.50
Inspired by the far northern latitudes, Tundra is a bulky yarn with a pleasing, rounded appearance, blending fine Merino wool, baby alpaca and silk for a plump yarn with lots of loft that creates a relatively lightweight fabric but with all the enveloping warmth you would expect from such an ample yarn.
"For soft, luxurious winter sweaters and accessories to treasure, look to Tundra! This pleasing blend of alpaca, wool and silk is surprisingly light and lofty for a chunky-weight yarn; its ...
Inspired by the far northern latitudes, Tundra is a bulky yarn with a pleasing, rounded appearance, blending fine Merino wool, baby alpaca and silk for a plump yarn with lots of loft that creates a relatively lightweight fabric but with all the enveloping warmth you would expect from such an ample yarn.
“For soft, luxurious winter sweaters and accessories to treasure, look to Tundra! This pleasing blend of alpaca, wool and silk is surprisingly light and lofty for a chunky-weight yarn; its plump, rounded nature and relaxed 2ply produces a bouncy and flexible fabric. The gleaming shades include a choice of sophisticated blues, reds and neutral colours.” – The Knitter, Issue 183
Learn more about the origin of Tundra as well as the kits and stockist testimonials via our new Tundra Collection Page.
1 review for Tundra
Hank Weight | 100 g |
Fibre | 60% baby alpaca, 30% Merino wool, 10% silk |
Length | 109 m (120 yd) per 100 g hank |
Tension / Gauge | 12–14 sts per 10 cm (4 in) |
Needle Size | 6–8mm (US 10–11) |
Care | Gently hand wash colours separately in cool water. We recommend alternating hanks as you work to give an overall blended appearance. |
| Made In | Peru |
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Tony –
This yarn is so cozy and soft when crocheted! It is super easy to work with too. I used a 66mm hook as recommend on label. this yarn is 10/10 for me!
Stefan Baranowski –
Thank you, Tony, it’s wonderful to hear that! We’re glad our Tundra yarn has left you feeling that way 🙂