#10- <a href="http://blueskyalpacas.com/yarns/skinny-cotton/">Blue Sky Alpacas Skinny Cotton</a>

First Thought: Oooooooo, skinny cotton... I like this.

Fiber Content: 100% Organic Cotton

Yardage: 150 yards

Gauge: 5-6 sts = 1"

Weight: DK weight

This beautiful 100% organic cotton yarn is surprisingly soft for a cable spun yarn.  This yarn showcases stitch details like a dream and is perfect for anything from adult sweaters to a baby blanket.  Over the years the color palate of this yarn has grown to a respectable number of colors for a line that uses only low-impact dyes.  Weather you are a knitter or a crocheter you will find this yarn yields a wonderful result every time.  I myself have used it for the <a href="http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/bobble-bee-clutch">Bobble Bee</a> (crochet) and the <a href="http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/big-top-baby-blanket">Big Top Baby Blanket</a> (knit).  Unfortunately there is one downside to this yarn- if your knitting needles are too pointy your yarn will tend to split (but that is a general rule for most plant fibers), if you are crocheting this yarn you are in the clear.

#9- <a href="http://sinceresheep.com/store/category/store/yarn/sport-weight">Sincere Sheep Equity Sport</a>

First Thought: YUM!

Fiber Content: 100% Rambouillet Wool

Yardage: 200 yards

Gauge: 6 sts = 1"

Weight: Sport Weight

My first thought when I touched this yarn was YUM! Why Yum you ask? Well first of all this yarn has a wonderful lanolin feel to it, not too greasy- just right.   It has a hand-spun look and comes in AMAZING colors and

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