Kremke Alpaka Bouclé - zt38 Meadow green

My favourite bouclé, which unravels easily even after washing and blocking. A beautiful colour palette and very good yardage.

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I have made several things with this yarn. The most recent was a child's balaclava using this yarn together with Bio Shetland. It turned out great!

The yarn is simply wonderful; there is a reason one shade is called Teddy Bear.
Holding it together with another main yarn creates a beautiful surface texture, and the finished piece is soft, warm and breathable.

There is one drawback: you want to keep buying more of this yarn! Recommended!

Very soft and warm. My skin is sensitive, but this yarn does not itch for me.

It is love) So light, yet very warm. I saw Hollywool's video of a sleeveless vest and bought this yarn specifically for it. It was my first time knitting with bouclé, so I needed to get used to the little loops, but I am pleased with the result.

A wonderfully pleasant yarn to touch, with incredible yardage. I knitted a wide, airy, cobweb-style jumper on 7 mm needles and used only a little over 2 balls. Despite the large needles and very loose knitting, the yarn did not stretch after washing. The bouclé loops do not catch on the needle, are easy to see and are not annoying to work with) It is amazingly warm despite the open fabric.

I have not noticed any: only good points

Honestly, the yarn is so lovely that I want to knit with it more often.

I adore alpaca in all its forms, but this particular yarn has settled in my heart like a warm cloud. Incredibly soft and airy, yet warming, really very warming. That is what I love about alpaca: it is very soft but keeps you wonderfully warm (I used to think only prickly wool could be that warm). As for yardage, a basic adult raglan jumper in size 44 took a little under 3 skeins. A cardigan for a 1.5-year-old child took 1 skein. Bouclé is certainly not the simplest yarn to knit with, but it is worth it! If someone asks me which yarn at HollyWool is my favourite, this is my answer!

It was my first time knitting with bouclé. I had wanted to try Kremke in particular for a long time. The yardage is excellent: just 2 skeins for a vest. I cannot describe how soft and gentle it feels. It is not easy to knit, though. You need blunt-tipped needles; ChiaoGoo are not an option)) I am 100% happy with the yarn and the result!

This yarn is on my list of the softest yarns in the world. Incredible. I knitted a scarf and got carried away, buying 3 skeins when two would have been quite enough. Now everyone who touches my scarf melts.

I knitted a jumper with this yarn, and the yardage was a lovely surprise. Very economical: fewer than three balls for an oversized size S. Everyone says bouclé is difficult to knit, and I generally agree, but that does not apply to this yarn. Perhaps the light shade, Gloomy Sky, made it easier; I am sure dark bouclé shades are harder to knit. One big difference from other bouclé yarns is that this one unravels easily. I was surprised. I want to knit a scarf next and am choosing a colour.

My daughter asked me to knit her a scarf. She loves long, wide scarves that can be wrapped around the neck several times. The staff at the Pionerskaya shop recommended this yarn. It was my first time knitting with bouclé and was a little tricky, but the result was worth it: a soft, warm cloud that feels pleasant against the skin. Special thanks to your staff for offering to wind the yarn)))

I knitted a jumper. It turned out very soft, with a fine, flowing fabric, but very warm.