Berroco Mochi
37% Baby Alpaca 35% Nylon 26% Merino Wool 2% Other, 191yds (175m)/50g (1.8oz), Heavy Worsted
By Berroco
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Product Details
Berroco Mochi is a lofty blend of alpaca, nylon, and Merino wool that is perfect for creating lightweight sweaters and accessories. This chainette yarn has a beautiful speckle effect that adds depth and texture to your knit and crochet projects. Mochi has a soft halo and works up at a heavy worsted gauge, making it a great choice for quick and cozy projects!
- Net Weight
- 50g (1.8oz)
- Blend
- 37% Baby Alpaca 35% Nylon 26% Merino Wool 2% Other
- Brand
- Berroco
- Care
Dry Flat
Hand Wash- Crochet Hooks
- I (5.50mm)
- Needles
- US 9 (5.5mm)
- Tension
- 16 stitches, 24 rows to 4"
- Length
- 191yds (175m)
- Yarn Weight
Heavy Worsted
- Craft
- Crochet
- Country Of Origin
- Italy
Reviews
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Recent reviews
This yarn is very interesting. I just finished swatching with it. It is light and airy like mohair but it doesn’t shed so much. I’ll be making a cardigan for my niece and I’m excited to use it for that.
Based on my swatch that I wet blocked, I know I am going to like this yarn. I was at first concerned that the yarn looked too thin to use the recommended needle size, US9, but after blocking the yarn blooms and creates a beautiful and lightweight fabric. I've never been disappointed with a Berroco yarn.
I love the fluffiness of this yarn, and how it will work for different gauges. I'm giving 4/5 stars because some of the fiber is coming off as I knit and I expect it will pill somewhat. The softness and airiness of the knitted fabric make this a fair trade off though.
Mochi is such a fun yarn! It's lightweight, super soft, and quite warm, not to mention gorgeous. I used it to knit a basic raglan pullover. The only unfortunate thing is that it's way too hot here to actually wear it right now! I have a feeling I'll be living in it when cooler weather arrives. I will definitely be ordering Mochi for future projects!