What is the best yarn money can buy?
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Well, it does vary a bit by what you're doing with it, as someone else postedWhat you're making out of it will determine what's best, as well the technique you're using-the best yarn for knitting may not be the best yarn for weavingYou mentioned that you're looking for something soft and natural, but not itchy like woolHere's a run down of fibers other than wool: alpaca-super soft and fluffybamboo-super softSeriously, this stuff is awesome, and I would recommend itcotton-averageCotton is easy to work with, and gets softer with timeIt's also budget friendlylinen-stiffer, but softens with washing and timesilk-soft and luxuriousThere's a reason it's used for sheets and fancy lingeriecashmere-wool from goatsSofter and finer than traditional sheep woolvarious blends-most fibers can be blended together to create some very soft yarns, but texture and content will vary wildlyFor my money, I'd recommend silk or bamboo (or heck, go for broke and see if you can find a silk bamboo blend)Alpaca is also excellent, but I prefer plant fibers, and have found that you're less likely to experience allergies with plant fibers vs animal ones.
