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This is a Striped version of Juniper Moon Farm's Cumulus Yarn, where the ethereal softness of clouds plays out in a woven cotton fiber and colorful short stripes dance across the strands, as envisioned by the finest in Tuscan craftsmen. Made from 94% Israeli Mako Cotton and 6% Nylon for strength, Cumulus yarn is a luxurious blend that ensures both comfort and durability in every project. Crafted with care and sustainability in mind, Cumulus yarn boasts a cloud-like texture that's perfect for creating lightweight garments, cozy accessories, and delicate baby items. Its gentle touch and breathable nature make it an ideal choice for year-round wear, while its modern color palette adds a contemporary flair to any creation. Experience the unparalleled softness and eco-conscious charm of Juniper Moon Farm's Cumulus Yarn. Elevate your knitting journey with the finest quality materials and let your creativity soar on the wings of Cumulus, where luxury meets conscience in every stitch.
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