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This is a lovely Cotswold cross wool, worsted weight, about 150 yards. Dyed with icing dyes into a magenta/burgundy color with a traditional Cotswold shine to it. $15
This is about 170 yards of WW Alpaca, leaning to the bulky side. The picture doesn't do it justice!!! This is called Hershey after the alpaca it came from and that should tell you the chocolate brown richness that the color is. Alpaca has a soft feel with a draping handle. $25
This funky chunky knotted scarf is 100% wool. Single Strands knotted in bunches with a crocheted gather. Perfect for fashionable winter weather. $20
This is another stranded scarf, knotted at the ends with a crocheted wrap. 100% wool will keep you warm while looking good! $20
This is actually 2 skeins of a thick/thin single gauging at a heavy WW to bulky, 175 yards total. The wool is from a Cotswold cross that we used to own with a shine to it. This was dyed using natural dyes, first into saxon blue then dipped into cochineal red to obtain this coloring that ranges from blue to purple to pink'ish. $20
This is another Cotswold X wool, naturally dyed with only cochineal red. As you can see it ended up this pink'ish mauve color that compliments the above funky single perfectly. 105 yards.$20
These are both Cotswold X that were dyed naturally in saxon blue. This is probably my favorite blue in the world"!!! As you can see, the 1st skein has 150 yards and the 2nd has 130 yards. Both enjoying that shine! $20 each and these also would compliment the Funky single instead of or with the mauve cochineal.
This WW alpaca yarn was naturally dyed with black walnut yellow, then enjoyed a quick dip into cochineal to get a light orange color. 110 yards of alpaca softness! $20
This alpaca was dyed naturally with a shorter soak time in saxon blue resulting in this pastel blue. Trademark alpaca feel and drape at 150 yards, WW. $25 by itself or get it with the pastel orange alpaca for a project $40 for both! They compliment each other very well.
This is a lovely Cotswold cross wool, worsted weight, about 150 yards. Dyed with icing dyes into a magenta/burgundy color with a traditional Cotswold shine to it. $15
This is about 170 yards of WW Alpaca, leaning to the bulky side. The picture doesn't do it justice!!! This is called Hershey after the alpaca it came from and that should tell you the chocolate brown richness that the color is. Alpaca has a soft feel with a draping handle. $25
This funky chunky knotted scarf is 100% wool. Single Strands knotted in bunches with a crocheted gather. Perfect for fashionable winter weather. $20
This is another stranded scarf, knotted at the ends with a crocheted wrap. 100% wool will keep you warm while looking good! $20
This is actually 2 skeins of a thick/thin single gauging at a heavy WW to bulky, 175 yards total. The wool is from a Cotswold cross that we used to own with a shine to it. This was dyed using natural dyes, first into saxon blue then dipped into cochineal red to obtain this coloring that ranges from blue to purple to pink'ish. $20
This is another Cotswold X wool, naturally dyed with only cochineal red. As you can see it ended up this pink'ish mauve color that compliments the above funky single perfectly. 105 yards.$20
These are both Cotswold X that were dyed naturally in saxon blue. This is probably my favorite blue in the world"!!! As you can see, the 1st skein has 150 yards and the 2nd has 130 yards. Both enjoying that shine! $20 each and these also would compliment the Funky single instead of or with the mauve cochineal. 
This WW alpaca yarn was naturally dyed with black walnut yellow, then enjoyed a quick dip into cochineal to get a light orange color. 110 yards of alpaca softness! $20
This alpaca was dyed naturally with a shorter soak time in saxon blue resulting in this pastel blue. Trademark alpaca feel and drape at 150 yards, WW. $25 by itself or get it with the pastel orange alpaca for a project $40 for both! They compliment each other very well.
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