Handmade Alpaca Hats
This sweet little simple crocheted beanie hat will knock your socks off. It is handmade with alpaca fiber! Yes, every alpaca hat is made by hand. The natural colors will make your skin pop.
Colors listed in the drop down are from left to right in the picture.
The hats are long enough to fold the edge up, but short enough that you can wear it down too. One size fits most.
Alpaca fiber is absolutely luscious. It is soft, warm, and all natural. Each hat is hand crocheted. The alpaca fiber used in this yarn was grown by the alpacas at Springtime Farms, a U.S. farm and other small local farms.
This alpaca hat is a hand wash item. Fill a bathroom sink with warm to hot water. Once it's filled add a squish of dishwashing liquid. Swirl your hand though the water once. Do not try to create a lot of bubbles. Place the hat on top of the water and gently press it under. Leave for 20 minutes. Drain the sink. Refill the sink with warm to hot water. Place the alpaca hat on top of the water and gently press it under. Leave for 20 minutes. Drain the sink. Gently press water out of the hat. Lay flat to dry.
Colors listed in the drop down are from left to right in the picture.
The hats are long enough to fold the edge up, but short enough that you can wear it down too. One size fits most.
Alpaca fiber is absolutely luscious. It is soft, warm, and all natural. Each hat is hand crocheted. The alpaca fiber used in this yarn was grown by the alpacas at Springtime Farms, a U.S. farm and other small local farms.
This alpaca hat is a hand wash item. Fill a bathroom sink with warm to hot water. Once it's filled add a squish of dishwashing liquid. Swirl your hand though the water once. Do not try to create a lot of bubbles. Place the hat on top of the water and gently press it under. Leave for 20 minutes. Drain the sink. Refill the sink with warm to hot water. Place the alpaca hat on top of the water and gently press it under. Leave for 20 minutes. Drain the sink. Gently press water out of the hat. Lay flat to dry.
