The Soulmate collection - Merino & Suri/Silk
This pairing makes such a beautiful fabric it’s as if they were made for each other! This is a fine, thin finished fabric that has incredible warmth, softness and drape, the halo from the Baby Suri Alpaca has no prickle factor and so is kind to most skin that is sensitive to fluffy yarns. This is absolutely next to skin soft and is the ideal winter layering fabric because you get truly heavyweight warmth from delicate lightweight fabric.
Designed to be incredibly flexible the Merino base and baby Suri Alpaca come as a pair (with an option to add an extra skein of Suri for a whopping 600m of Baby Suri Alpaca & Silk) in the colours you choose:
Anthracite - Semi-solid black
Eternity Rose - Semi-solid deep red
Doves are only Pigeons with good PR - Our famous semi-solid silver grey
Kingfisher - Semi-solid Teal
The Queen Sessions - I want to break free - Our popular semi-solid hot fuschia (it’s bright!)
You can order your Merino & Suri in the same colour or mix and match as you desire for your pattern. You can see other swatches and details in our blog post here.
Save money by buying these as a pair!
As this is being dyed to order for you your yarn will be with you 3-5 working days after you place your order.
Yarn details:
Fibre 1: 100% superwash Merino
Weight: 4 ply / Fingering / 20 wpi (3 ply construction)
Meterage: 500m / 547yards per 100g / 3.5 oz skein
Recommended needles: 2mm - 4mm depending on the fabric you want for your project.
Fibre 2: 74% Baby Suri Alpaca / 26% Mulberry Silk Non-Superwash (singles)
Weight: Laceweight / 2 ply / ~ 30 wpi
Meterage: 300m / 328 yards per 50g / 1.8 oz skein
Recommended needle size: 1.5mm - 5.0mm depending on the fabric you require for your project. Please note that all fabric laceweight yields is delicate compared to thicker knitted fabric, 5mm needles will give a very very light & open fabric but the structure will be less robust than the tighter fabric achieved with smaller needles.
While we do our best to keep our colours consistent each hand dyed yarn is one of a kind so we advise alternating skeins in a multi-skein project. See FAQs for more information.