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Brighten up your spinning or felting project with our Color Pop Merino Pack. We've bundled 4oz of our house Merino with 4oz each of three eye catching multi-merinos from our Fiber of the Month Club monthly subscription box, Barbie Pink, Peder & Anna. Also comes with Barbie's "I Love Ewe" sticker design.
Paradise Fibers 64 Count Undyed Merino Top
Our high quality, undyed, soft house Merino Wool is the perfect go to wool for many projects including needle/wet Felting, hand-painting/dyeing, spinning, blending, weaving, and making luxuriously soft arm knitted blankets! It's no wonder it's our most popular fiber in the shop! 21.5 Microns, 3-4 inch staple length.
Barbie Pink, Peder & Anna Multi-Merino Blends
All 3 blends were designed by Barbie herself! They are ready to craft with and can be combined with other shades for endless creative possibilities. The colors featured in these blends are from our Solid Colored Merino Wool Top Collection. High quality 23 Micron, 64 count Merino Wool Combed Top. Beautifully saturated in multiple vibrant colors, combed together for a beautiful tonal effect. Featured in our March 2019 Fiber of the Month Club Box in honor of Down Syndrome Awareness Day. Designed By Barbie Byford, an employee here at Paradise Fibers.
The colors featured in this blend include:
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