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Wonder Sweater

Wonder Sweater is a yarn made from 46% alpaca, 35% wool, 19% polyamide. The 150 g package contains 675 m.

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About this product

Wonder Sweater is a yarn made from 46% alpaca, 35% wool, 19% polyamide. The 150 g package contains 675 m.

The alpaca component is extrafine.

Product details

Fibre
46% Alpaca, 35% Wool, 19% Polyamide
Dimensions / put-up
Ball · 675 m / 150 g
Normalized length
450 m / 100 g
Gauge
17 Stitches × 24 Rows / 10 cm
Tool range
5–6 mm
Construction
Not specified by manufacturer
Colour range
10 colours

Colours and variants

Manufacturer shade identities are shown when the source documents individual codes; a range count can cover additional shades.

  • creme-himbeer-seegrün01 · Printed
  • hellgrau-moosgrün-ziegelrot-ozeanblau02 · Printed
  • azurblau-flieder-curry-creme03 · Printed
  • smaragd-kupfer-himbeer-curry04 · Printed
  • fuchsia-curry-ozeanblau-smaragd05 · Printed
  • magenta-waldgrün-goldgelb-kobalt06 · Printed
  • orange07 · Printed
  • waldgrün-mandarine-koralle-rosa08 · Printed
  • aubergine-curry-flieder-aprikose09 · Printed
  • schwarz-türkis-magenta-kupfer10 · Printed

Screen swatches are approximate. Match the manufacturer shade code and inspect the physical material before combining lots.

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  • Gründl

    Wonder Sweater; Artikelnummer c6466-M; Gewicht/Lauflänge: 150 g/675 m; exact direct-shop product 10466610381147, one yarn unit.

    Checked 5 Sep 2026 View retailer page

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