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Starting Friday, July 1st we will be closed for 4th of July week for our annual summer break.
We hope you all have a safe and relaxing holiday - see you back on Monday, July 11th!
Recent Blog Posts
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04/06/2022Take our 2022 NEAFP Fiber Collection Survey!
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04/05/2022New USPS Package Fees went into Effect Monday, April 4th
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03/08/2022Introducing our latest Unicorn Yarn colorway for Spring 2022
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09/23/2021Introducing our Alpaca Felt Cutout Packs!
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09/16/2021Fiber Collection: California fiber drop off announced!
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09/01/2021Introducing our BOLD Leather Palm Alpaca Mittens - Lined !
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08/25/2021New Product Release: Eyelet Alpaca Wrist Warmers!
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08/12/2021New and Improved: Waffle Alpaca Beanies
Alpaca Coloring Pages
- Winter #1: Build a Snowman Activity
- Winter #2: Extreme Sports
- Valentine's Day: Alpaca Wedding
- St. Patrick's Day: Leprechaun
- Spring: April Showers
- Summer: Beach Day
- 4th of July: Colonial Alpacas
- Summer: Farmer's Market
- Fall: Apple Picking
- Halloween #1: Costume Contest
- Halloween #2: Spooktacular Halloween
- Thanksgiving #1: Giving Thanks Activity
- Thanksgiving #2: Pilgrim Alpacas
- Christmas #1: Deck the Halls
- Christmas #2: Santa's Workshop
Alpaca Fact Series
Business Resources
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- Graphics: Shop Small this Holiday Season
- Article: Form Follows Function: Dressing for Fall and Winter 2020
- Graphics: Sock and Handwear Comparisons
- Article: A Change in the Seasons: Farms Continue to Adapt into the Busy Harvest Season
- Graphics: How to Support Alpaca Farms
- Graphics: Alpaca Fiber Properties
- Article: Customer Retention: Building Customer Loyalty for your Ecommerce Business
- Article: Harnessing Storytelling to Market Your Business
- Article: The New Normal and a Renewed Support for U.S. Alpaca
- Article: Use Gift Cards to Increase Sales
- Article: Virtual Farm Tours: Bringing People & Alpacas Together in the Virtual World
- Graphics: Get the Most out of your Fiber Harvest
- Graphics: Alpaca Knitter's Yarn Guide
- Article: Mike and Sean's Adventure in Retailing
- Article: Harnessing Holiday Sales Momentum into the New Year
- Graphics: U.S. Alpaca Holiday Gift Guide
- Graphics: Small Business Saturday Resources
- Article: Tools and Topics for Implementing Healthy Soil Agriculture
- Article: Successful Social Media Marketing for Alpaca Farms
- Article: Agritourism on the Alpaca Farm
- Article: Finding Success at Fall and Winter Markets
- Article: Brand Identity & Your Local Community
- Article: Social Media: Alpacas are STILL Seriously Trending
- Article: Let's Get Personal: Expanding your Inventory with Product Personalization
- Article: Part 2: Promoting your Brand Online through Product Styling
- Article: Promoting your Brand Online through Product Styling
- Article: 7 Old School Ways to Spread the Word about your Event
- Article: 5 Ways your Open House can increase Future Sales
- Article: Top Alpaca Related Hashtags to increase your Reach!
- Article: Alpacas are SERIOUSLY Trending
- Article: How to Utilize CO-MARKETING
- Article: Farmers Share their Booths and Tips
- Article: Mobile Payment Survey Results
- Article: Product Photography Do’s and Don'ts
- Article: Driving Business After the Holidays
- Article: Marketing Reflection and Planning
- Article: The Slow Alpaca meets Slow Fashion
- Article: Use Gift Cards to Increase Sales
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Introducing our latest Unicorn Yarn Colorways!
06/11/2021
Updated June 16th, 2021
Desert Rose over Bulky Yarn - Added June 16th, 2021
Around these parts, the Hydrangea's leaves have sprouted and the flower buds are just starting to form.
All winter long, they look rather bare, without a single dignifying leaf to their name.
If you didn't know better, you may even consider them flat-out dead, aching to be dug up and replaced.
Luckily, with a little warmth and steady rains, they bounce back to vibrance and continue to blossom through the summer and fall months.
So much color, you can't drive a mile in New England without noticing someone's yard filled with their multi-color blooms.
Celebrating this time of year, when the landscapes come alive, we are happy to share our newest Unicorn Yarn colorway: Hydrangea!
Dyed over our all-natural Bulky Alpaca yarn, now available as part of our Limited Small batch offerings!
Added June 11th, 2021
Inland, it's a hot one.
With mother nature teasing August's relative humidity levels, and the sun trying to remind us who's boss, we SO appreciate the bay breeze this afternoon.
With the sun shining, and the sea breeze keeping our skin sane, we are excited to announce our two newest colorways.
These new hand-dyed Alpaca Yarns, done over our Bulky All Natural Yarn, are now available as part of our Limited Small Batch offerings!
The Daffodils have bloomed, serving as a friendly reminder gardening season is here!
Taking Spring as our muse, our newest Unicorn Yarn colorway celebrates these early bloomers popping up across New England.
Our Daffodil colorway is hand dyed over our Sportweight Alpaca Yarn and is available now as part of our Limited Small Batch offerings!
The Unicorns wanted to expand their horizons and turned to one of their favorite crystals for inspiration.
Amethyst is not only a beautiful crystal, it also is said to relieve stress, anxiety, and increase one's psychic abilities.
We hope this soothing colorway is able to impose some of Amethyst's properties on the handpainted yarn, and ultimately whatever is made with it!
This Amethyst colorway, hand-dyed on our Alpaca Sportweight Yarn, is available now as part of our Limited Small Batch offerings!
