Sabrina is a chunky, variegated, medium-loop boucle yarn for multi-textures and multi-colors. It works up gorgeously in shawls, wraps, pullovers and cardigans, just to name a few.

A soft boucle yarn in both multicolor and tonal combinations.

Indiecita Alpaca Boucle is a wonderful bulky weight alpaca with great texture, this yarn will make everything from yummy scarves to beautiful sweaters.

Rayon Boucle has a fat and thin appearance. This yarn is great for light weight shawls, or knitted with Gelato, La Luz or La Luz Multi. Fiesta's Rayon Boucle with a bit of gold glitz!

RYC Alpaca Soft is an incredibly soft blend of alpaca and cotton in a fun boucle. This airy yarn is quick-to-knit and works up fabulously in your knitted & crocheted jackets, sweaters, scarves, hats, ponchos, shawls and more! Grab some RYC Alpaca Soft while you can.

Blazer: finished size 40 (42, 44, 46, 48)”. 894 (914, 1024, 1134, 1244) yds. worsted weight boucle yarn. US 6 straight, US 8 straight, & 16” US 6 circs; 5 1/2” buttons; (optional) 2 shoulder pads.

Man's Raglan Pullover: men’s s (m, l, xl). Indiecita Alpaca Boucle: MC: 6 (7, 7, 8) balls; CC: 6 (7, 8, 9) balls. US 10.5 straight, US 11 straight, 16" US 10.5 circs; 4 stitch holders; plain yarn for sewing seams.

A beautiful yarn from Bristol Yarn Gallery. Bradford is a soft, cotton/nylon blend. It has a lovely boucle texture and will add interest to your project. Try Bristol Yarn Gallery Bradford for your summer knits.

... , this luxuriant blend of baby alpaca, merino wool and cashmere will be perfect for all your classic, cozy sweater projects. Try a color-coordinated boucle trim in Yardley!

This is a very useful yarn for weavers. Use it for clothing and scarf yardage and to add highlights to other yarns in your projects.

This 100% rayon has a lustrous shine, fun texture, and a glorious drape. Great to work with for scarves and shawls. Rayon Boucle.

Welcome to texture city! Yardley gets it luster from silk and its resilience from a touch of nylon. The boucle loops are tiny on this one—you’ll get plenty of textural interest with no worry of needle tips getting caught. Try pairing it with color-coordinated King George.