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Black coffee (dark brown) carded mixed species fibres, 10g
Product Code:
enk32R8
Product Condition:
New
Units in Stock:
100
£1.65 inc. tax
Description
Our Carded Mixed Species Fibres
Professionally carded by our local mill, it contains a blend of wools, mohair and alpaca. This soft mix of fibres is very versatile, and can be used for most aspects of your projects
Our Black Coffee (Dark Brown) Carded Mixed Species Fibres will be a delightful addition to your crafting stash!
At 10g, this pack is perfect for all your creative projects, whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out. The rich, dark brown hue of these fibres is reminiscent of a cozy cup of black coffee, making it an ideal choice for those who appreciate the beauty of natural tones.
Our fibres are not just about looks; they are crafted with care to ensure quality and versatility allowing you to create unique pieces that stand out. Mix and match with other colours from our collection to bring your artistic visions to life!
What makes our fibres special? They are sourced from a variety of species, providing a unique texture that is both soft and durable. This means you can use them for everything from felting to spinning, and even for adding that perfect finishing touch to your knitting or crochet projects. The possibilities are endless!
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Good afternoon from a soggy Cornwall! For many years now, I've been asked my numerous customers to stock coloured carded wool. This has, up until now, been difficult. Most coloured carded wool available to buy here in the UK, is imported from New Zealand, and other countries. It's absolute madness to ship wool in excess of 18000 miles, when we have our own farmers, here in the UK, growing some beautiful wool. I still can't get my head around why it's cheaper to import wool, rather than to use th
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