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Yarn

What one-of-a-kind piece will you make?

Soft, luxurious, custom crafted alpaca yarns in a variety of weights and colour-ways.

Let the supple hand and superior workability of our 100% Canadian grown and milled alpaca yarns inspire your next project. 

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  • Basket of natural coloured Green Gable Alpacas Royal Birch alpaca yarns.
    from $40.00
    from $40.00
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  • A skein of Green Gable Alpacas Royal Birch lopi alpaca yarn in natural ivory.
    from $42.00
    from $42.00
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  • Basket of hand-dyed Lady Slipper fingering weight alpaca yarns from Green Gable Alpacas.
    $45.00
    $45.00
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  • Basket of hand-dyed Green Gable Alpacas Malpeque Ebb DK weight alpaca yarns.
    $45.00
    $45.00
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  • Basket of hand-dyed Green Gable Alpacas Red Point bulky weight alpaca yarns.
    $35.00
    $35.00
    $45.00
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  • Sweater knit with Blue Sky Fibers Alpaca Silk yarn available at Green Gable Alpacas in Prince Edward Island.
    $23.00
    $23.00
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  • Cowl knit in Blue Sky Fibers Metalico alpaca yarn available at Green Gable Alpacas.
    $25.00
    $25.00
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  • Sweater knit in Blue Sky Fibers Brushed Suri alpaca yarn available at Green Gable Alpacas.
    $24.00
    $24.00
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  • Two-toned knit cape in Blue Sky Fibers Suri Merino alpaca yarn available at Green Gable Alpacas.
    $35.00
    $35.00
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  • Hat and cowl knit in Blue Sky Fibers Extra alpaca yarn available at Green Gable Alpacas.
    $40.00
    $40.00
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  • Blue Sky Fibers Forest Lake Hat & Cowl knitting kit available at Green Gable Alpacas
    $160.00
    $160.00
    $185.00
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  • Rosewater Shawl in Lady Slipper Fingering weight alpaca yarn
    $55.00
    $55.00
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our story

Our Story

An Islander By Choice

Our business was established in October 2009 when we decided to leave corporate and city life behind and move to the tiny, rural community of Birch Hill, Prince Edward Island to become alpaca farmers.

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