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Fiber club exclusive Fiber Braids. These gorgeous fiber braids were featured in the April 2023 Fiber Of The Month Club. All of these 4 oz hand dyed merino fiber braids have travelled from Wasilla Alaska where they were dyed by Somer at Dancing Skies Fiber Arts.
Please note, due to very limited dye lots the Merino/Alpaca variants are randomly picked. If you'd like to ask for a specific color we will try our best.
Be sure to get enough Fiber to complete your project since each braid is Hand Dyed! Braids my vary from braid to the next.
Fiber Details
Fiber Weight: Roving
Fiber Texture: Spinning fiber
Braid Weight: 113 grams (3.99 ounces)
Content: 100% Merino Wool
Care: Machine washable, gentle cycle, dry flat
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