Hmmm I love Andean treasure yarn which is also baby alpaca. This yarn claims to be baby alpaca too. However it's not as soft as the Andean treasure. And the color Bennet is not anywhere near the picture color. Its waaaaay darker, almost a forest green with black undertones. I will still use it. Its soft not just as soft I was expecting. The color will work in the mittens I'm planning as its colorwork.

I have reviewed this yarn before as excellent and one of my favorites. I would like to add how beautiful this yarn is with beads. I was afraid it would be to thin to safely knit or crochet on beads. I was wrong and my latest shawl is a work of art. Please try this yarn and add the extra beauty of beads, you will be glad you did

I am addicted to this yarn. Have been using it to make Bridgewater shawls for friends. Also have bought some for a round shawl or two. Have not run into any problems when winding off the hanks. I will comment to new converts that the yarn is not very ‘sticky’ meaning that dropped stitches run like cheap stockings! This isn’t a fault of the yarn, but must represent a difference between fibers from alpacas and sheep. I agree with Svitlana and others - do not discontinue this yarn for 100 years or more, and please, please add more COLORS - solids and heathered/blends!

What a yarn! Buttery soft in the hank, light and airy knitted up - before blocking alpaca fiber is pretty hideous, but is absolutely stunning after being pinned out. As a wool user who tends to block aggressively, I was nervous about the alleged lack of memory inherent to the fiber but had no problems. Also the hanks were not at all tangled and made for perhaps the easiest winding experience I've had. I'm disappointed, however, that so many of the classy, subtle color options for this yarn are being discontinued - not enough to dock a star, but I would still love to see a larger palette. Knitpicks would always have a loyal customer for it...

I usually love this yarn--good color variety, great price. But I recently purchased several hanks of the lace weight and experience many problems with Wonderland Heather. It tangles very easily partly because there were at least four ends throughout. Parts of the yarn were frayed, there was a knot in part, and there were the loose ends. Spent a couple of hours untangling all this when I was trying to roll the hank into a ball. Hopefully the quality control on this yarn will improve because I love the price, texture and color selection. NOTE FROM KNIT PICKS: Please contact our customer service at 1-800-574-1323. While a knot or two does come up occasionally, there should not be loose ends and frayed sections. We will be happy to take care of that for you.