Tierno is a new yarn for us! Actually we added this yarn earlier this fall and have only had it available at shows. Tierno is 70% Baby Alpaca and 30% Cultivated Silk. Each skein has 310 yards and knits at a DK gauge. It is sweetly soft and ideal for those who have wool allergies.
We now have it listed on the website and will be adding more colors and colorways over the next few months. I knitted a scarf with Tierno using Anne Hanson's Rivolo. It was a pleasant knit, with a lovely feel as it flowed through my fingers. Alpaca takes the colors in a more muted way, so these yarns have a luscious color softness as well as being soft to the touch.
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We will be giving away a skein of Tierno to a randomly picked person who comments on the blog between now and 12 noon EST on Wednesday, December 15 .
NOTE: Your comment should include which color of Tierno you like the best and indicate what you would like to make with it.
And just so you can see what is happening in the mountains of East Tennessee. They have predicted a total of 8 plus inches of snow!
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I would love to make Anne Hanson’s Butternut scarf with the Blue Teal! Looking forward to seeing you at Stitches West!
Oooh, I’m thinking of making a cowl in Woodland Viola!
Frog Belly (love the name!!) would make a lovely moebius cowl.
I pick Obsidian Monochrome and I would knit a one-skein shawl so as not to waste any tiny bit of it.
Thanks for such a generous offer.
Chocolate roses would be wonderful in my harf (hat/scarf) pattern that I’m working on writing. It can just imagine how lovely warm I’d be!