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It has a long neck and a woolly body. It is neither a goat, a sheep nor a llama. It is an alpaca, and its wool is finer than that of any llama or sheep. Additional Article Information: =============================== 548 Words; formatted to 65 Characters per Line Distribution Date and Time: 2007-03-12 10:24:00 Written By: Susy Matthews Copyright: 2007 Contact Email: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] For more free-reprint articles by Susy Matthews, please visit: http://thePhantomWriters.com/free_content/d/index.shtml#Susy_Matthews ============================================= Special Notice For Publishers and Webmasters: ============================================= If you use this article on your website or in your ezine, We Want To Know About It. 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It is so soft that you can hardly feel it. An alpaca sweater will convert you away from normal sheep's wool, and destroy your bank account because alpaca does not normally come cheap: unless you can find an internet outlet. Like many things, alpaca garments can be found at discount prices if you know where to look. The wool is so soft that is used for toys that come into contact with young children's skin. Normal sheep's wool is soft, but the fibber thickness is many times greater than that of the alpaca. In fact is has been demonstrated that people who believed themselves to be allergic to wool are not. Their skin is simply reacting to the thickness of the wool fiber that is irritating it. This was proved using wool extracts which showed no allergy. No one has been proved allergic to alpaca wool. Alpaca is even used for socks, so check the label before you give them to the Salvation Army. These are socks you won't want to give away. Alpaca wool is prized, and alpacas are one of the luckiest animals on earth. There are not too many of them, and as long as they keep their hair on, they are safe. Alpaca hair restorer is very popular amongst the alpaca community in Peru! Alpaca teddy bears make marvellous gifts for young children. They are very fluffy and very soft. Young children love to cuddle into them and it could be the answer to your child's difficulty in sleeping. The wool will not harm them and regular washing will keep them like new. Alpaca teddy bears are very affordable and even an 18 inch bear is big enough for most small children. Alpaca wool is used in all kinds of woollen garments. Alpaca skirts are unbelievably soft, and the capes and ponchos in the Peruvian style are wonderful. It is not just the material, but the design and look of alpaca that makes it such a special fabric. It is so soft that it conforms to every shape, and this property is useful not only in clothing, but in furnishings. An alpaca throw will drape over your furniture without hiding its shape. Due to its fineness and softness, alpaca blankets are ideal as bed coverings. Their insulating properties come from the fineness of the fibers, and if you splash out on a couple of alpaca pillow cases: well! You will think you have died and gone to heaven. Just imagine spreading yourself out on a king sized bed with an alpaca blanket and a couple of alpaca pillow cases. A tub of fabulous ice cream and a box of chocolates, a glass of Dom Perignon and the whole evening to yourself. Sheer luxury and sheer heaven! That's what alpaca can do for you. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Written by: Susy Matthews Home Accents Galleria (http://www.homeaccentsgalleria.com) is always adding exciting home decor items from five Continents. Come see what's new from Ancient Egypt, Out of Africa, American Indian Tribes, the Jungles of Indonesia, and the Land of the Incas. 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